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Usually for OpenWRT (including 19.07) it changes the MAC/BSSID in wifi signal to add

‘option bssid 00:00:00:00:00:00’

But now 3.203 does not allow. What other softwares exist on GL firmwares to change this so I can change again please?

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Which model?

You can use this actually. But this info may be modified by the repeater manager. In future version we will have lock bssid options.

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Which model?

300n-v2

You can use this actually.

But like I say, it does not work when I do this.

But this info may be modified by the repeater manager.

Okay maybe this is why it will not work. Can you explain please what is “repeater manager” and how I can made the adjustment? Thank you.

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Repeater manager is used to auto scan and connect to your saved SSIDs. So it will modify your sta setup. To disable repeater manager,

/etc/init.d/gl_health stop
/etc/init.d/gl_health disable

Pls note, the side effect of this one, may cause your wifi down and you have to connect to the router via cable.

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Thank you I will try this. I understand the warning, thank you.

Does gl_health control other things other than bssid? Will I lose other functions? I do not want to lose other functions, I am only asking how to make bssid control by ’ option bssid 00:00:00:00:00:00’ in /etc/config/wireless.

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gl_health only deal with repeater connection

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gl_health only deal with repeater connection

You mean WISP? So are you saying that it is not possible to change BSSID and also use WISP?

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No, I didn’t say that.

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Okay so are there any other systems that will go down if we do

/etc/init.d/gl_health stop
/etc/init.d/gl_health disable

?

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No.

Repeater = WISP in my context.

This only affect wifi

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But you said “gl_health only deal with repeater connection” so I am asking if I can still use wifi and WISP after I follow these commands:

/etc/init.d/gl_health stop
/etc/init.d/gl_health disable
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@alzhao

This issue continue to be unresolved please.

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You mean change BSSID of MT300N-V2?

What is the problem now, can you describe again? I am a little lost.