I need a second wireless access point in my house, to deal with crappy wifi signal strength through lathe-and-plaster walls. I’m using an ASUS-RT16N running Tomato/Shibby to do this.
There’s a bunch of ways to string together wireless networks. There’s wifi repeaters (no wires), ethernet bridges, WDS, blah blah. This system is acting as a wireless access point; its whole job is to accept traffic on a wifi network and then share it to a wired ethernet.
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©2012-2017 Tomato by Shibby Powered by WordPress with Easel Subscribe: RSS Back to Top. Oil in a large heavy pot over medium-high. Add onion and season with salt and pepper. Cook, stirring occasionally, until onion begins to soften, about 5 minutes.
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In a nutshell, the configuration is to plug the house ethernet into one of the LAN ports on the router (not the WAN!). Then disable the WAN interface entirely in Tomato, and statically configure the router to a specific IP address on your wired network. Then set up the WAN as you’d want.
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Matias damasio- voltei com ela. Here’s some details from Toastman. It looks a little different with the Shibby build, the LAN configuration is now hidden in this complicated bridge thing. But the idea is the same. One hint I picked up from elsewhere is to also go into the Administration thing and change the skin / color of the UI, just so you don’t get it confused with your main router.