Missing menus for basic network configurations .. is it normal?

[turboc]

On OpenWrt I noticed that there are some basic configurations that are impossible to apply via GUI. I’ll give you two examples:

1. By default, OpenWrt has the HTTP and HTTPS services enabled on all network interfaces.
   But what if I only want HTTPS? What if I want to change the digital certificate? What if I want to enable HTTPS only on a specific router interface? For all these basic configurations, which menu should I go to? I checked under System → Administration → HTTP(S) Access, but in this section there’s nothing, only this:

Does this mean I’m forced to do everything via the CLI? I believe it’s the same for the OpenVPN service. in VPN → OpenVPN, there’s nothing related to this either.

2. Another menu that doesn’t show commonly used options is the DHCP configuration on an interface. In Network → Interfaces → IF_NAME → DHCP Server there’s nothing that lets me specify an IP address pool.

I wanted to know if all this is normal, or if something is wrong with my OpenWrt GUI.

Here’s my firmware version (the device is a Flint2):

OpenWrt 24.10.2 r28739-d9340319c6 / LuCI openwrt-24.10 branch 25.222.74622~4d26a4d

[krazeh]

@turboc

But what if I only want HTTPS? What if I want to change the digital certificate? What if I want to enable HTTPS only on a specific router interface?

You want Services > uHTTPd

@turboc

In Network → Interfaces → IF_NAME → DHCP Server there’s nothing that lets me specify an IP address pool.

There should be text fields for ‘Start’ and ‘Limit’. That’s how you set the DHCP pool start address and number of addresses in it.