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docs:guide-user:network:wifi:vlan-multiple-wifi-ssid-repeater [2020/09/05 09:31] – [Setting up Wi-Fi repeaters with multiple SSIDs] update title brianpowdocs:guide-user:network:wifi:vlan-multiple-wifi-ssid-repeater [2020/09/05 13:21] – spelling, links vgaetera
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 This example contains one main router that will supply the Wi-Fi SSIDs and DHCP service and two routers configured as access points. In this example, the Linksys WRT 3200acm router with OpenWrt 18.01 was used for all devices.  This example contains one main router that will supply the Wi-Fi SSIDs and DHCP service and two routers configured as access points. In this example, the Linksys WRT 3200acm router with OpenWrt 18.01 was used for all devices. 
  
-These procedures can be done primarily on the LuCi GUI but due to me not being able to attach screenshots, I have done the configuration through the routers config files located in /etc/config during an SSH session into each router.+These procedures can be done primarily on the LuCI web interface but due to me not being able to attach screenshots, I have done the configuration through the routers config files located in /etc/config during an SSH session into each router.
  
 It is recommended to be familiar with the following wiki articles to perform this task. It is recommended to be familiar with the following wiki articles to perform this task.
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-*//Tip: To determine your routers WAN CPU when there are multiple CPUs listed is to use the Luci GUI and navigate to Network>Switch and see which row has both the CPU tagged and the WAN untagged, together, by default. Another way is to use the Luci GUI to navigate to Network>Interfaces and see what Interface is used under the Physical Settings of the WAN //+*//Tip: To determine your routers WAN CPU when there are multiple CPUs listed is to use the LuCI web interface and navigate to Network>Switch and see which row has both the CPU tagged and the WAN untagged, together, by default. Another way is to use the LuCI web interface to navigate to Network>Interfaces and see what Interface is used under the Physical Settings of the WAN //
  
 1. Create extra VLANs to match the table above. The LAN4 interface was configured to be tagged with VLAN ID numbers. The LAN4 is rebroadcasting the uplink to the next router (the midrange router). 1. Create extra VLANs to match the table above. The LAN4 interface was configured to be tagged with VLAN ID numbers. The LAN4 is rebroadcasting the uplink to the next router (the midrange router).
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 Resources: Resources:
-  * https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/vlan/creating_virtual_switches +  * [[docs:guide-user:network:vlan:creating_virtual_switches]] 
-  * https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/wifi/relay_configuration +  * [[docs:guide-user:network:wifi:relay_configuration]] 
-  * https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/wifi/routedap +  * [[docs:guide-user:network:wifi:routedap]] 
-  * https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/wifi/mesh/80211s+  * [[docs:guide-user:network:wifi:mesh:80211s]] 
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