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April 3, 2009 at 3:44 pm #41611
joe
MemberHi, I am a Linksys wrt54gs tomato firmware fan. THing is I run a wireless (wrt54gs tomato firmware) Ap 400 feet from my office ( 192.168.1.x) and anouther the same connects as a wireless client and (found ethernet bridge is flaky) run 10.0.0.x Ips from that.. all is good.. but I wish this router just had a tad bit more gusto, more power
I have this nice 600mw card that seems supported with the madwifi.
a older celeron just sitting here so I grabbed the latest image.so 1 ether net card and 1 wifi atheros card
I set the ip on the ethernet card. 10.0.0.1 and am able to connect to the web interface .
DHCP subnet 10.0.0.0/255.255.255.0 successfully saved
was able to grab a ip in the 10.0.0.10-99 range I setupI was able to connect in managed mode to the AP with my wifi.
and grab a ip address 192.168.1.100how do I get it to give my computer internet from that wifi conection
what would be my next stepApril 3, 2009 at 3:50 pm #47973joe
Memberwhen I am done I am hoping to have
Linksys
internet wrt54gs zeroshell switchI notice when I click on the wireless part on the left menu I get
“This version does not include the web interface support for the WiFi. To manage the Wireless devices you need to run the wifi-manager script from the console by using a serial, VGA or ssh session.”Is there web interface support for wifi yet?
April 5, 2009 at 12:30 am #47974joe
Memberanyone?
is it not posible with this setup or and I missing a step..
April 5, 2009 at 11:53 am #47975vmv4
MemberI was able to connect in managed mode to the AP with my wifi.
and grab a ip address 192.168.1.100If Zeroshell box connects to Linksys AP just specify IP address of AP as default gateway via menu [Setup]->[Router]. Also put Wireless interface of Zeroshell box into NAT list [Setup]->[Router]->[NAT].
If you can’t connect to AP from ZS, login to ZS via SSH and execute command
iwconfig
to see if your Wi-fi card is actually supported.
If it is supported and Wireless interface is named, for example, “wlan0”, then execute
iwlist wlan0 scan
to see if Linksys AP is in range.
Regards,
vmv4April 7, 2009 at 3:35 am #47976joe
MemberThe NAT was the KEy..
After I added what looked like ETH02 (my wifi card) to the NAT everything fell into place..
so for othere would be run your zeroshell as a wifi client goers out there..
Release 1.0.beta11
setup wifi from shellchange your password to something you can use (you will need it alot)
WiFi Manager
then
New SSID
go through the particulars essid , encryption password all that…then head on over to the web interface at it looked like 192.168.0.75 but I changed mine to 10.0.0.1
then specify IP address of AP as default gateway via menu [Setup]->[Router]. Also put Wireless interface of Zeroshell box into NAT list [Setup]->[Router]->[NAT].
big thanks to vmv4
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