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Would anyone tell me how can i separate eth2 from br0 i would like to use it in the same way as WAN eth1 port. Thank you.
Thanks for reply Oleg and I wanted exactly you, because I am sure you know the answer.
Problem description:
wlan2.gif
I have found out that if there are two or more computers connected to ASUS2 on the picture wlan2.gif they do not "share" internet connection. What i mean to say if both computers connected to asus2 download at the same time they should split the connection. But they don't. What happens is that the first one takes all the internet bandwidth and the other one or others under asus2 cannot even browse the internet.
Next picture solves the problem
wlan3.gif
Well if i connect asus2 ethernet port to asus3 wan port and set a new ip range, in that case both of or all of the computers connected to ethernet ports can download from internet at the same time (speed id divided by nubmer of computers). The problem is that i need 2 asus routers per location, but i know that it does not make sence because ethernet ports and wireless port are bridged together to br0 and wan port is separated from br0.
All i really need is 3 separate networks: WAN port, LAN ports and Wireless port.
I know that this can be done with some setting changes to nvram,eth2,vlan...
I also see that this settings are different for asus wl500g and asus wl500gx
So if you can tell me how to do it in both cases.
Thank you very much.
You've to configure bandwdith managment. That's all. No separation of networks and other stuff. Also, current firmware is unable to handle separate networks. If you really need this - consider using openwrt and configure everything manually. But once again: use traffic shaping.