No connection in dumb ap when power outage

[jmanuelmri]

@brada4

@jmanuelmri

option txpower '19'

cell density 1/normal is better at limiting range.

ch161 is 13dBm in ETSI, like 1m range if you are lucky?

Right, both fixed, anyways this is not causing the problem.

@brada4

You totally cannot have VLAN-s over wifi.

You can, using RADIUS or having an SSID with multiple password, one per vlan.

@psherman

Remove the dns lines and the delegate line from below:

Done.

@psherman

I'm not entirely certain that this is valid:

Where did you get this syntax from?

It's indeed working, so syntax should be valid.

I got it from the forum:

Individual per-passphrase Wifi VLANs using wpa_psk_file (no RADIUS required)

Just for reference, are you running the latest OpenWrt release? I was not able to get the hostapd.wpa_psk method to work-- even though I believe my configuration is correct and I could tell something had changed (i.e. the radio was disabled). Are your interfaces created and destroyed on-demand or does everything appear at startup? I decided to try the equally obscure wifi-vlan and wifi-station sections (which do not get stripped out by LuCI). This actually works as expected and does not require…

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How to setup vlans for dynamic PSK on router with 1 SSID?

I've adjusted the given config to suit my needs and everything looks fine in luci and the passwords for the vlans work, I only have 1 issue when I try the wifi it doesn't give me an IP address, I left 1 wifi radio without vlan just to be able to access to router while setting up. Now that I'm thinking about it, is this config tailored for the "dumb AP" router 2 and the vlans should get the ip's from dhcp pools on the main router, is this assumption correct ? here are my configs: config interf…

@psherman

This could potentially cause some issues, but I don't think it's relevant for this particular situation.

What issues? I'm glad of manage potencial problem outcomes. The only thing annoying is firewall enabling itself again when I update, so I get stuck out the router on the management vlan, so I have to connect to it directly.