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## Introduction ## Introduction
This week I have upgraded my OpenWRT access points. The new release had non compatible changes so I had to wipe the routers and reconfigure everything from scratch. I took the opportunity to document the process and will write at least two blog articles about this. This first one describes my network and the design choices, the second one will be about the OpenWRT configuration to implement these choices. This week I have upgraded my OpenWRT access points. The new release had non compatible changes so I had to wipe the routers and reconfigure everything from scratch. I took the opportunity to document the process and will write a series of blog articles about this. This first one describes my network and the design choices, the following will be about the OpenWRT configuration to implement these choices.
- [part two: My OpenWRT Routers initial configuration]({{< ref "blog/home/interfaces.md" >}})
- [part three: Bridging and roaming on my home wifi]({{< ref "blog/home/wifi.md" >}})
## My home network ## My home network

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## Introduction ## Introduction
This article is the continuation of [the previous one]({{< ref "blog/home/home.md" >}}). Since posting I updated the last two paragraphs because I forgot two reasons for my design choices. You might want to read it again since the following articles implement those choices. This article is the second one in a series about my home network:
- [part one: My home network]({{< ref "blog/home/home.md" >}})
- [part three: Bridging and roaming on my home wifi]({{< ref "blog/home/wifi.md" >}})
If you try to follow this as a guide and something is not clear do not hesitate to shoot me an email asking for clarifications or screenshots! If you try to follow this as a guide and something is not clear do not hesitate to shoot me an email asking for clarifications or screenshots!
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And finally reconfigure the wan interface: 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) - 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)
- Save and apply your changes - 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 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