I've spent several days trying to make this work, and I've read everything I could find, but now I need to beg for help!I've spent several days trying to make this work, and I've read everything I could find, but now I need to beg for help!Trying to set up 4 VLANs on WRT3200ACM using the latest DavidC502 load of OpenWRT. Went into Network>Interfaces and add these four:
• Name: eth0_11, Cover the following interface>Custom interface>eth0.11, Static IP: 10.0.11.1/24
• Name: eth0_21, Cover the following interface>Custom interface>eth0.21, Static IP: 10.0.21.1/24
• Name: eth0_31, Cover the following interface>Custom interface>eth0.31, Static IP: 10.0.31.1/24
• Name: eth0_41, Cover the following interface>Custom interface>eth0.41, Static IP: 10.0.41.1/24
(The router’s IP is set at 10.0.0.1)
Then I went into Network>Switch, enabled VLANs, and added VLANs 11, 21, 31, and 41. I want to use LAN port 1 as a trunk to my managed switch, so I set the switch matrix as follows:
VLAN CPU(eth0) CPU(eth1) LAN1 LAN2 LAN3 LAN4 WAN
1 TAGGED OFF OFF UNTAG UNTAG UNTAG OFF
2 OFF TAGGED OFF OFF OFF OFF UNTAG
11 TAGGED OFF TAGGED OFF OFF OFF OFF
21 TAGGED OFF TAGGED OFF OFF OFF OFF
31 TAGGED OFF TAGGED OFF OFF OFF OFF
41 TAGGED OFF TAGGED OFF OFF OFF OFF
I have tried every possible combination or tagged and untagged with my four VLANs and I’m 99% certain I have my managed switch correctly configured (HP Procurve 1810G-24). But regardless of which Procurve VLAN port I plug into, I can’t get a DHCP address. Worse, even if I assign the correct static IP for the VLAN I am plugged into, I have no connectivity to the router or the internet.I’m sure I’ve set up something wrong in OpenWRT, I’m guessing in the VLAN interfaces. Help?