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[Discuss] Flummoxed by behavior: openwrt on AC1750
- Subject: [Discuss] Flummoxed by behavior: openwrt on AC1750
- From: johnhall2.0 at gmail.com (John Hall)
- Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2016 11:54:52 -0400
It all started when I started taking apart my network to move. I've now moved and keep the same router settings in both routers. I have a netgear running tomato that is working fine. It never switched places as the lead router for the network. I have an ac-1750 to improve wireless access. It's running openwrt. It's currently connected to the netgear from a regular port ( not wan) to another regular port. The wan connection of the netgear is attached to the cable modem. I can see that over the wlan or over the lan if i directly connect to the netgear. The mystery is that I have not been able to get to my admin pannel or connect via ssh to the AC-1750. I also can not get wired access through the AC-1750 to the netgear, but i can connect to it with my iPad and get an internet connection. I can also ping the broadcast address in linux and get pings back from the ipad! But I can not ping the netgear or the address i believe the AC-1750 is using.... I will try to ping 255.255.255.255 and 0.0.0.0. .. hum. so 255.255.255.255. also gives pings back from ipad. I can not connect via http to the IP i believe the ac-1750 is using from any place. I can connect to the netgear admin pannel from the ipad ( wireless interface)... using wired network connection to netgear. It's possible there is some second route through secondary wireless radios or WDS if someone else set thing up but I really believe all that is turned off. I had it set up as 2 separate networks with a separate lan for the ac-1750 but changed it so that the netgear was the only dhcp server and the ac-1750 bridged it's wired and wireless networks and got it's own address from the netgear. I set up a static dhcp entry for the ac-1750 in the netgear. It's on x.x.x.2 on the lan. ... supposedly. I have windows running on my laptop with ubuntu linux running in vmware bridged. I also have docker installed in linux and virtualbox in windows so there are many virtual network connections but the ranges are all very different from my lan. How can i find my ac-1750? I have started to try wireshark. I should look up the mac on the router itself later.
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