Hello everyone, I need to create a new WiFi network with a dedicated subnet and SSID, conceptually identical to a guest network, but reachable from the primary network. Under this network, I should place all the IoT devices in the house, ensuring they are neither in the Guest network nor in the man…

That is the useful information! Thanks. Indeed you can have more access points while ra0 is for the standard private network and ra1 is for the guest one, it seems that ra2 and ra3 are available. To anything else. For example IOT wifi: vim /etc/config/wireless: config wifi-iface 'WIFINAME' …

Did you resolve your problem? I have the same issue/requirement. Can anyone @ GLiNet help me with my new router and setup?

This should help you: [image] Help a noob to setup subnets VPN, DNS, Leaks hey welcome slightly_smiling_face for isolated networks sure this is possible wink vlans are not needed we can just do something which is called a routed ap to make it as easy as it gets, there i…

Thanks for the link. Although the issue and solution is useful, it doesn't quite give me what I am looking for. The link above has the following: "so i noticed ssids become unstable after having more than 2 per band on 2.4ghz or on 5ghz, this means you either have to sacrifice the guest wifi for …

Please refer to: [image] Create Add Multiple WiFis/Radios Configuration - MT6000 Flint2 Router GL GUI -> Network -> Guest network, here can change the subnet IP. The 'br-guest' is hard code. [image] It's not sense and cannot feasible, unless manually custo…

Sorry for the lateness but, can this be done on the Beryl AX, Slate Plus or Opal travel routers?

Did you made any progress? Just bought a new Flint 2 as well. And having the exact same problem, kind of a shame I would have thought it is straight forward with such an open device.

So do I understand this correctly. There is no way to add a third wifi without disabling one of the existent? So I cannot really split my network into three zones, just two?

In openwrt, you can have multiple vaps, more than just 2. I can't say for sure if this is possible on glinet openwrt, but I'm pretty sure it's possible. This is old school (vanilla openwrt) way of doing it, so I would adjust IPs accordingly because glinet uses 192.168.8.1 by default. Log into Luci,…

If the radio SSID is added manually via Luci, please login the SSH of the router, edit the file: vi /etc/config/wireless, find the iot interface group, andadd the option ifname 'rax2' (raxn for 5GHz WiFi, ran for 2.4GHz WiFi. n ≤ 3) [image]

Create Multiple WiFi on GL-MT6000 (Flint 2)

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bruce December 5, 2024, 10:47am 5

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