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| docs:guide-user:network:wifi:dawn [2023/12/29 19:26] – [Fixing umdns (OpenWrt 21.02 only)] rany | docs:guide-user:network:wifi:dawn [2023/12/30 13:21] – [Configure 802.11k and 802.11v on all AP-nodes] rany |
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| ==== Configure 802.11k and 802.11v on all AP-nodes ==== | ==== Configure 802.11k and 802.11v on all AP-nodes ==== |
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| SSH into each of your wifi/AP nodes and add the following config-lines in ''/etc/config/wireless'' to each of your 802.11r enabled SSIDs: | SSH into each of your wifi/AP nodes and add the following config-lines in ''/etc/config/wireless'' to each of your SSIDs: |
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| option bss_transition '1' | option bss_transition '1' |
| ==== Configuring dawn ==== | ==== Configuring dawn ==== |
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| <WRAP important 100%>**Warning!** This is not needed if you stick to the default "network_option" of 2 (umdns + tcp). This is recommended due to issues with the other UDP-based options offered by DAWN as it sends packets that are larger interface MTU causing corrupted data to be received on the other end.</WRAP> | <WRAP important 100%>**Warning!** This is NOT needed if you stick to the default "network_option" of 2 (umdns + tcp). It is recommended to stick with the defaults and ignore this section due to issues with the other UDP-based network mode options offered by DAWN as it sends packets that are larger interface MTU causing corrupted data to be received on the other end.</WRAP> |
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| dawn's config-file /etc/config/dawn specifies which subnet is used for broadcasts to discover other nodes. By default this is specified as "10.0.0.255". If your OpenWrt has a default 192.168.1.x LAN-subnet, you will need to change this file. | dawn's config-file /etc/config/dawn specifies which subnet is used for broadcasts to discover other nodes. By default this is specified as "10.0.0.255". If your OpenWrt has a default 192.168.1.x LAN-subnet, you will need to change this file. |