Hi @just. I suspect you're using the Luci web interface in your OpenWrt which is what's reserving port 443. You can change this by modifying the uhttpd (web server that Lucy uses) conf file to use a different port (possibly 9443) this would free up port 443 for your AGH. That said, I'm sure you'd have to use an SSL certificate that is trusted by your clients i.e. phones and tablets to use https in AGH.
To start with, modify the uhttpd port by doing the following:
- SSH into your router (use Putty)
- install nano - after you ssh, run "opkg update" and once that finishes run "opkg install nano". Nano is a simple text editor that is more friendly than the default editor "vi" . I hope I'm not offending anyone.
- enter "nano /etc/config/uhttpd"
- This will open the uhttpd configuration file in Nano and there you can use the arrow keys to move to the lines that end with 443 and add 9 to make it 9443.
- Press Ctrl and O (not zero) on your keyboard and hit enter to save the changes
- Run "/etc/init.d/uhttpd restart"
- Try accessing Luci using "https://192.168.1.1:9443" make sure you use the correct subnet for your network but you must specify the port
- Try enabling AGH in https mode but that might generate another error message possibly related to the SSL certificate I mentioned above.
I hope this helps.