Hi! Everybody!
I was udin openwrt for a long time, but i can't assembly my need's
Basically in to make a lein bwtween two openwrt
Router A:
connectet to my ISP via optical fiber / PPOE (Movistar)
Router B:
1- conected to Router A: via Wifi
2- All my PC's conected by wifió wire to my ISP via WIFI ON ROUTER A, sharing THE SAME network (Not routed o something like that!!)
All devices on th same network, not outed)
I remember that no so far i doit something like that..., but I can't remember why.... Sorry
Thngas ins addvanced, an excuse me my english (I'm not english speaker...)
a picture says 1000 words ( take a photo of a handdrawn one if needed minus geoEXIF )... you have done a pretty good job trying to write it in english.... it's just adding the network stuff on top does mash brain.
WDS mode is intended for this. Set a wifi AP on Router A to AP(WDS) instead of AP. The WDS AP can also serve regular users, so you don't need to add additional interfaces or SSIDs.
In Router B, configure a STA(WDS) that links to Router A and is connected to the LAN network in Router B's OpenWrt. Router B's configuration is known as a dumb AP. This means it only has one network: the lan, and doesn't do any routing. Change Router B's LAN to a static IP or DHCP client and turn off the DHCP server in Router B. Make sure both IPv4 and IPv6 DHCP servers are off.
but @mk24, do I understand that correct, you need WDS and a LAN cable to achieve that ? similar to the old bcrm-2.4, but there you wouldn't need (nor have) the WDS mode, but one could bridge the Wifi Interface directly into the br-lan ?!
If the chipset supports WDS then you can bridge a STA(WDS) into the LAN. This is a layer 2 bridge that works like having the routers connected by a cable.
