As in the question: How do I use the wan port as an lan port
At this time i use a Minihere YOUKU YK1
- With a firmware TOMATO and a WNR3500 I have this option ...
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Make a config backup
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Go to interfaces and check which interface WAN in using
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Delete the WAN interfaces
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Add a new interface bound to the correct adapter
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Go back to the page you posted and check it matches the same as the other lan ports.
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Why go to such lenghts? Delete VLAN 2 (red button on the right), on VLAN 1 set that port to untagged (nonmarqui). Then go to interfaces and delete wan.
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You can even more simply follow @npr's second step for the "WAN port":
- At the same time, set the VLAN 2 on the "WAN port" to OFF
- From there, simply ignore that WAN config exists, it's unaccessible on-wire at this point
- The "WAN port" (after Save & Apply) will then be a LAN port
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Many thanks , run fine
also with a Xiaomi Mi Router 3G in relay mode ( before only 2 * LAN's ports after 3 )
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@anon69880279 The Solution box should be checked under the post that contains the solution.
I will fix it.
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It appears to me that for the Minihere you didn't turn the WAN port of for VLAN2. You should turn it off to avoid any unexpected behaviour.
yes for the minihere i edit the post and i modify the picture
Good question. And thanks your adding a more efficient method..... 
To operate within platform constructs, but reduce and/or modify so that the "front end" shows the clearest, most understandable pieces. ..... albeit, in a less efficient..... less recoverable manner.
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