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    Using CP on OPT interface with wireless AP?

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      jeroen234
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      @danbutter:

      Ok, I documented everything I did as I did it so that someone can hopefully tell me what I did wrong.

      Ok then I then changed the name of the OPT1 interface to CP, changed it's IP to 192.168.11/24, enabled it and clicked on save.

      Thanks for any help anyone can give me here.

      i hope you meen 192.168.11.1/24

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        danbutter
        last edited by

        yes, I did mean 192.168.11.1/24.

        Good catch though.

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          danbutter
          last edited by

          Just to update this, I was able to do the same thing on the OPT1 interface.
          I changed the IP to a /16 rather than /24 and changed the firewall rule to ANY rather than just TCP and it works.

          However the DHCP server for the OPT interface still takes over my LAN clients.
          I have to turn off the DHCP server for the OPT interface to get the one on the LAN interface to work again.
          Strange.

          hoba…Did you get the config.xml that I sent to you?

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            hoba
            last edited by

            Didn't get anything yet.

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              danbutter
              last edited by

              well, I sent it out on the 16th so I either typed something wrong or maybe your email doesn't like hotmail?

              Either way I am attaching it now.
              I don't think there is anything private in there.

              config.xml.txt

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                hoba
                last edited by

                Ok, I'll test it with one of my systems soon.

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                  danbutter
                  last edited by

                  Ok thanks.
                  No hurry. 
                  I won't be messing with the box till next year at this point anyway.

                  I do believe that I will do a fresh install of 1.0.1 though as there are things like the shaper wizard that are broken for me in the snapshot.
                  I also keep getting a very strange thing where some computers on my network will only get between 5 and 6MB to the internet while others get 20Mb….it isn't all the time....just strange.
                  So I think a fresh install is in order after the holidays.

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                    greyman
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                    Ok. Just installed 1.0.1 on a 4801-60. All is working fine. for me until I enable captive portal (CP). I basically have my network configured the same way. Here is what I have

                    sis0: LAN:  192.168.0.1/25
                    sis1: WAN: DHCP (Public IP Supplied by SBC DSL Modem)
                    sis2: OPT:  192.168.0.129/25 (Airport wireless Network with WDS)

                    sis0 is running a DHCP server for the LAN clients
                    sis2 is running a DHCP server for the users that are wireless

                    all this works before enabling CP. Once I enable CP the browser never gets redirected to the CP to allow me to authenticate.

                    any ideas?

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                      hoba
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                      @hoba:

                      …you need to use the interface IP of the captive portal enabled interface as DNS server for the redirect to work and to bring up the CP page....

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                        greyman
                        last edited by

                        After reading thru the thread before posting by post I had noticed that and have set it up accordingly. The DHCP server that assigns IP addresses on that interface assigns the interface as the primary DNS server.

                        Still NO go.  ;-(

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