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I've seen browsing thru the NVRAM values that there are two variables,
vlan0ports=1 2 3 4 5*
vlan1ports=0 5
which seem to control VLAN assignement for the 6 port switch.
Is it possible to directly modify this assignement thru some utility or it is done by the booting process, hopefully reading those variables ?
I would like to remove the bridge between WLAN(eth1) and vlan0, put all the ethernet ports into the same VLAN and then setup a firewall over the now routed WLAN.
thanks,
Paolo.
I was thinking about an other usage of wan port. I'm working in a mesh network with a complete isolation of LAN network. So user can't see them self. My Idea was to use WAN port as a sort of DMZ port for wireless part.
Every computed connected to WAN are visibles and can provide any service (ftp, http ..) ; LAN connected computers a not accessibles.
I don't know if it is possible. Perhaps with bridge ?
Can one of you smart folks post the appropriate NVRAM settings to allow for 4 seperate VLANs on the 4 LAN ports? I have played with them and managed to lock myself out of the LAN ports.
I would like to wind up with 6 seperate possible interfaces on the router: VLAN1-4 on the LAN ports, VLAN0 on the WAN port, and ETH1 for the WIFI port. I know admconfig will allow this to be dynamically set up in the future, but I'd be happy with having it set up once at boot.
Thanks
John
I would like to wind up with 6 seperate possible interfaces on the router: VLAN1-4 on the LAN ports, VLAN0 on the WAN port, and ETH1 for the WIFI port.
insmod adm.o
admcfg port0 PVID:0 vlan0
admcfg port1 PVID:1 vlan1
admcfg port2 PVID:2 vlan2
admcfg port3 PVID:3 vlan3
admcfg port4 PVID:4 vlan4
vconfig add eth0 0
vconfig add eth0 1
vconfig add eth0 2
vconfig add eth0 3
vconfig add eth0 4The discussion might have continued from here.