How to config for WAN and WWAN for on the road wifi

[Jane]

@mk24

The wan dhcp process should install a default route, whether it is wireless or wired. This situation does not call for any manually installed routes.

I can't see any routes added but I assume that is done under the hood, thanks for clarifying that I do not need to configure any routes manually, one less thing to investigate

@mk24

The default firewall will NAT from the lan zone to the wan zone, which is what you want.

The operating wan interface must be in the wan zone. If you use the existing "wan" network it already is. If you add a new network such as "wwan", you need to add it to the wan firewall zone.

Forgive me being dumb, how exactly do I add it to the firewall zone, there are so many options,