I'm not entirely sure about whether this post belongs here or not, but here I go: I have a TP-LINK WR841ND router, running OpenWRT Backfire r24038 (allegedly the release which works best with my router). Well, the thing is that I'm trying to set up a DMZ, but I'm not entirely sure I can follow the instructions from OpenWRT's documentation, as their configuration files differ from mine:
config 'switch' 'eth0'
# For this model of router,
# - 0-3 are the ethernet ports
# - 4 is the WAN port
# - 5 is the internal connection
option 'vlan0' '1 2 3 5*' # The default LAN, but port 0 has been removed
option 'vlan1' '4 5' # The default WAN
option 'vlan2' '0 5' # The DMZ
is apparently replaced for
config switch eth0
option enable_vlan 1
config switch_vlan
option device eth0
option vlan 1
option ports "0 1 2 3 4"
in my configuration. According to this page, that is due to a change in the framework for configuring the legacy switch. Well, point is I don't understand this new syntax, and I can't figure out how to create a DMZ network.
Also, it seems like the DMZ configuration only applies to hosts connected via ethernet, and the only host which will be using the DMZ interface will be connecting via Wi-Fi, using the IP 192.168.1.2 (a static lease for the MAC address d8:5d:4c:8a:c8:3d).
So, all in all, is it possible to create a DMZ interface for Wi-Fi connected hosts?.
