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authorJulien Dessaux2022-08-23 00:04:10 +0200
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small tweaks in home interfaces openwrt article
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@@ -24,19 +24,23 @@ For my setup I first need to re-address the lan interface of OpenWRT since by de
In order to readdress the lan interface, I cannot be connected to it. Therefore our first step is to setup the wan interface and reconnect to the webui with it:
- edit the wan interface from the `network/interfaces` menu and set a temporary subnet on it, something we won't need to use later for example `172.16.0.1/30`.
-- edit the firewall to allow INPUT traffic on the wan interface
+- edit the firewall from the `network/firewall` menu to allow INPUT traffic on the wan interface
+- save and apply your changes
- unplug your RJ45 cable from its lan port and plug it in the wan port
- configure a static ip on the same subnet you just used for example `172.16.0.2/30`
- you should be able to reconnect to [the webui](http://172.16.0.1/) with these new addresses
Now we can reconfigure the lan interface:
- edit the lan interface and configure its final subnet: I use `192.168.10.1/24`
+- save and apply your changes
- unplug your RJ45 cable from the wan port and reconnect it in a lan port
- you should be able to reconnect to [the webui](http://192.168.10.1/) with these new addresses
And finally reconfigure the wan interface:
- edit the wan interface and configure its final subnet: I use `192.168.1.5/24` to address the router with `192.168.1.1` as gateway (the address of my FAI's router on my LAN)
-- I will leave the INPUT traffic allowed on my firewall because I intend to access my router from my LAN, which means through this interface named wan.
+- Save and apply your changes
+
+I leave the INPUT traffic allowed on my firewall because I intend to access my router from my LAN, which means through this interface named wan
## System configuration
@@ -51,4 +55,3 @@ opkg list-upgradable | cut -f 1 -d ' ' | xargs -r opkg upgrade
```
If critical components got upgraded (like busybox or openssl), it is a good idea to reboot the router.
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