skyraven
13-03-2009, 15:56
Hello guys,
I'm sort of a newbie in this.
I'm ok with Linux and co but having bricked since 2 years Asus routers and recovered them, I'm now trying to avoid getting in the same situation with the newly acquired WL-500W.
What I would like to do is:
Have wan port as it is, have wifi port in another vlan/routing interface, have another port as secondary WAN (I'm balancing with iproute2 connections) and the rest of 2 ports = LAN.
With openwrt this was rather easy because of the scripts that robocfg used upon boot.
How can this be done with Oleg's firmware without risking a recovery on the router ?
Is there any scripting/automated way or must I do it with robocfg by hand and consulting the manual.
P.S. Upon creating those interfaces I guess wifi part + IP addresses on the 2 WANs can no longer be managed with the web interface. (which is quite logical)
I'm sort of a newbie in this.
I'm ok with Linux and co but having bricked since 2 years Asus routers and recovered them, I'm now trying to avoid getting in the same situation with the newly acquired WL-500W.
What I would like to do is:
Have wan port as it is, have wifi port in another vlan/routing interface, have another port as secondary WAN (I'm balancing with iproute2 connections) and the rest of 2 ports = LAN.
With openwrt this was rather easy because of the scripts that robocfg used upon boot.
How can this be done with Oleg's firmware without risking a recovery on the router ?
Is there any scripting/automated way or must I do it with robocfg by hand and consulting the manual.
P.S. Upon creating those interfaces I guess wifi part + IP addresses on the 2 WANs can no longer be managed with the web interface. (which is quite logical)