Hello everyone,
i am trying to setup a VLAN using LUCI WebIf on my new Brume3.
Network → Switch →Add VLAN (99, tagged, tagged, off) and everytime i press Save button it is just waiting 90 seconds to revert settings, Brume completely loses connection after settings are applied.
Does anyone else have the same problem? Is this a known problem?
Nice little device, but sadly i cant use Brume3 without working VLAN feature 
Hello,
Please try this script:
Brume3-AddVLANs_inLANzone.sh (5.3 KB)
Upload it to the router /root/, and execute command sh /root/Brume3-AddVLANs_inLANzone.sh
Note:
- Ignore any DHCP-related "failed" printed.
- Retain the default
br-lan192.168.8.0/24, retain the existing VLAN 1, and the LAN1 port untagged (management port).- Add VLAN 100 on LAN2 as tagged: 192.168.100.0/24, gateway 192.168.100.1.
- Add VLAN 101 on LAN2 as tagged: 192.168.101.0/24, gateway 192.168.101.1.
- Add VLAN 102 on LAN2 as tagged: 192.168.102.0/24, gateway 192.168.102.1.
- For VLANs 100/101/102 enable DHCP servers (range .25–.240); place their firewall rules in the lan zone.
- CLIENTS and DPI cannot account for traffic on these VLAN clients
- All three VLANs will go to the VPN tunnel by default. If you want to apply policies inside the VPN Dashboard, you can add a zone in LuCI -> Network -> Firewall (there is no guest zone by default, but the firmware includes guest rules — just enter "guest" to enable this rule).
Thank you for quick response. I managed to add VLANs via your script, i even see some traffic received and transmitted on eth0.100 interface. this is great 
Another question is, is it possible to add VLAN on wan interface also? Next months i will get new ISP which require router to request ip via dhcp in vlan 132 for internet and vlan 133 for voip
I notice its pretty hard to use firewall gateway as a normal router, so many complications.
Does anyone know if Brume2 with plain OpenWRT would be better choice for this case?
It seems that vanilla OpenWrt also requires configuring VLANs via SSH or Luci, I don't see much difference with Brume3 closed-source OpenWrt.
For the WAN port, if Internet VLAN ID, it can be configured in the GL GUI.
If VoIP, please add a new interface in LuCI, for example eth1.133. And configure the corresponding VLAN in the Switch page.
Got it working now, great. I was looking for WAN VLAN inside of Network->Multi-wan and couldn't find anything there
