Joined: 12 Dec 2007 Posts: 389 Location: Pittsburgh, PA USA
Posted: Tue Jun 02, 2009 7:33 pm Post subject:
I think you can do it right from the GUI. Just move one of the LAN ports to VLAN1 under Setup/VLANs _________________ __________________________
WRT300N v1.1
DD-WRT v24SP2 14537 Mega
either way will work (gui under vlan OR command line), as long as you have the port numbers correct. _________________ 2x WRT54G v5, 2x WRT54G v2
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1x WRT54GL
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Even if my router shows me the modems external IP if I plug it in in the faulty WAN port I have no internet access on my LAN ports. It must be the lightning damaging the router.
I tried the following procedure:
1. Goto Setup->VLANs.
2. Uncheck the box for the WAN port in the VLAN1 row.
3. Uncheck the box for whatever port you want to use in the VLAN0 row.
4. Check the box for the port you unchecked in step 3 in the VLAN1 row.
5. Apply settings.
My router assignes me the external IP (89.212.x.x) and I can't access the router on 192.168.1.1 after I plug in the cable from the modem in the new "WAN" port (port1). I configured port 1 to be WAN and ports 2-4 to be LAN, the faulty WAN port is disabled. I have internet access via LAN ports 2-4 but can't access the router. The only way to get access to the router is to plug my LAN cable in port1 (new WAN) or unplug the cable from modem.
Even if my router shows me the modems external IP if I plug it in in the faulty WAN port I have no internet access on my LAN ports. It must be the lightning damaging the router.
I tried the following procedure:
1. Goto Setup->VLANs.
2. Uncheck the box for the WAN port in the VLAN1 row.
3. Uncheck the box for whatever port you want to use in the VLAN0 row.
4. Check the box for the port you unchecked in step 3 in the VLAN1 row.
5. Apply settings.
My router assignes me the external IP (89.212.x.x) and I can't access the router on 192.168.1.1 after I plug in the cable from the modem in the new "WAN" port (port1). I configured port 1 to be WAN and ports 2-4 to be LAN, the faulty WAN port is disabled. I have internet access via LAN ports 2-4 but can't access the router. The only way to get access to the router is to plug my LAN cable in port1 (new WAN) or unplug the cable from modem.
Any ideas how to figure this out?
i had this problem. And the only way it works was with the code's similar to this via telnet:
Code:
nvram set vlan0ports="3 2 1 5*"
nvram set vlan1ports="4 0 5"
nvram commit
reboot
in my case i'm using port 4 as wan. Via the routers page( setup, Vlans) didnt work for me. try the codes via telnet
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 12:28 pm Post subject: wan port assigned to lan port
i registered here to thanks to all of you for sharing knowledge with other.
I have this problem, wan and port 1 on lan died. after shearchig about this problem, and after numerous tries i finaly get it working, thanks to info provided in this page.
Mini how to for thos like mine know nothing about this wonderfull ruters and have same problem.
on setup, vlans, disable wan interface and asign vlan 0 to port 2(me as an example), and disable other ports for vlan 0. Asign vlan 0 "lan" setting
on vlan 1 activate other ports in lan (3 & 4 to me) and assign "lan" settings. That'all on this menu.
On networking menu on the wan port assignement, choos vlan 0. other settings remains untouched (default).
After that ll it's working again on my router (except to port 1 and wan - died & disabled).
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if anyone has links with information for new bie pls post them (i do not wher is the config file, how to modify, how telnet the ruter via pc, where to put scripts & other things like that.)
Thanks a lot for save me a few bucks, and a chance to learn something new.
Sorin. (sory for my terible enghlish, i don't speak very well)
@ Phuzi0n:
I have just seen your comment in the wrt320n thread (http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=58566&start=840): "Gigabit switches do not support reconfiguring the VLAN's."
Does it mean, that the method in the referenced wiki will not work on gigabit switches?