CPE210 Configuration

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Re:CPE210 Configuration
2017-04-23 17:58:52

R1D2 wrote

Yes. You need inter-zone forwarding, just three lines in the firewall config:

[CODE]config forwarding
option src 'guest'
option dest 'wan'
[/CODE]

or using the web UI ( "Zone => Forwardings" in the "Zones" section):


what are the rules to get the wan associated with the guest network. when i get to this step the box to the right of guest is reject.
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Re:CPE210 Configuration
2017-04-23 20:14:29
Yes, default policy for forwarding is always REJECT for new zones.

Just click on Edit to change anything:






Scroll down to Inter-Zone Forwarding, select WAN and click Save & Apply:



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Re:CPE210 Configuration
2017-04-24 07:07:29
I believe a hallelujah and an Amen are in order. Finally after how many days and posts all is working; Thanks to R1D2. Many thanks.
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Re:CPE210 Configuration
2017-04-24 07:54:21

cayvman wrote

I believe a hallelujah and an Amen are in order. Finally after how many days and posts all is working; Thanks to R1D2. Many thanks.


Welcome to wireless freedom. :D Glad to hear that it worked out for you!
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Re:CPE210 Configuration
2017-04-25 05:20:27
Any idea how I can enable access to the two USB ports?
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Re:CPE210 Configuration
2017-04-25 06:19:58

cayvman wrote

Any idea how I can enable access to the two USB ports?


You need to install the appropriate kernel module(s) first.

Go to menu System->Software. Click on Update lists first. Filter software packages, search for kmod-usb, click Find packages.

List of available software shows kernel modules for various USB devices. Select kmod-usb-storage for USB sticks or appropriate package for whatever device you want to use through USB.

See also https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/start, section Peripherals, subsection USB - or anything other out of tens of thousands of packages you are interested in. ;) But it is not TP-Link-specific, the OpenWRT forum could give much better help with this.
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