I can test with the models I have, but I don't have much.
WRT54GL - configured using webgui, in use, I can't touch it. I've post the logs you asked, are they ok?
WRT54G-TM - I can test, but I don't think will worth
WRT54G v3 - Bought today, if fixable, will test
WRT310N v1 - Currently bricked
Didn't you actually have to set the "t" in the nvram variables to tag your trunked VLAN's? I don't think the GUI does that on any model/firmware variation.
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Posted: Thu Aug 26, 2010 3:29 Post subject:
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Just ignore the list entirely because it's not accurate. We won't have an accurate list until people test every model. I think I've explained the nvram variables sufficiently for people to start testing support using the nvram variables, granted it can be a PITA especially if you mess up and have to reset... The nvram variables should always work if the hardware supports VLAN's.
One thing I discovered is that even on models with older switches like BCM5325 (wrt300n v1.1), the VLAN GUI does not function with a k2.6 build. I had noticed that /proc/switch isn't created on k2.6 builds and I just realized that it's because the switch-core and switch-robo modules aren't loaded. The /proc/switch directory is used to control the live VLAN configuration (ie. without rebooting) whereas the nvram variables are read by the switch driver upon boot. Previous comments in this thread indicate that loading these two modules allowed the live configuration to be changed but that it was lost after a reboot in which case you would still want to configure the nvram variables manually. I'll experiment with the kernel modules to verify this...
So do you have any confirmations ? I will look through the link you provided and see how I can test the models I have. _________________ Peacock Thread-FAQ -- dd-wrt Wiki
Output from Asus WL520gU, VLANs working fine with it.
Will test WL500gP v2 as well, pretty sure phuzi0n got the WRT320N covered, still unsure about WNDR3300, will test that later..
Edit: i also have a few other units i could test as well, but i already know they work with it... Netgear WGR614L, WRT54G v3 and v4, the next 2 i need to really test though would be my RT-N16 and WNDR3300. _________________ Wireless N Config | Linking Routers | DD-WRT Wiki | DD-WRT Builds | Peacock - Broadcom FAQ
So do you have any confirmations ? I will look through the link you provided and see how I can test the models I have.
Yes I can confirm functional VLAN's including trunking for wrt54gs v2.0, wrt300n v1.1, and wrt320n (thanks to buddee).
The wndr3300 has a 4704 CPU so if it does support VLAN's then it's going to require more work than just setting some nvram variables because it doesn't create any by default. There are a couple posts that indicate wrt160n v1.x can do VLAN's with some extra work, so I'll have to dig up those posts again and see what they did.
When you test VLAN's you need to try to reconfigure them with the nvram variables. Put a port into the WAN VLAN and see if it starts functioning as a WAN port, add a port to a new VLAN and after rebooting set up the VLAN with an IP and DHCP on the networking page, and if you have multiple VLAN capable routers then try to make a trunk between them with at least 2 tagged VLAN's on each and make sure both VLAN's can communicate with a single cable using the trunk ports.
Trunking is a rather high level concept and it hasn't really been explained in detail in any guides that I'm aware of so that might be tough to test yet. I hope I explained it decently on the switch ports page but I do plan on writing a guide to extend multiple WLAN's with a VLAN trunk. I'm just not sure how exactly I want to write it with all the variety of nvram variables that can exist and the nonfunctional VLAN GUI on all k2.6 builds... _________________ Read the forum announcements thoroughly! Be cautious if you're inexperienced.
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=Routers that WON'T support VLAN= ===BCM5395 switch===
* Linksys WRT150N v1.0 (waiting for confirmation)
* Linksys WRT150N v1.1 (waiting for confirmation)
* Linksys WRT160N v1.0 (waiting for confirmation)
* Linksys WRT160N v1.1 (waiting for confirmation)
* Linksys WRT300N v1.0 (waiting for confirmation)
===BCM5397 switch===
* Linksys WRT310N v1.0 (waiting for confirmation)
* Linksys WRT350N v1.0 (waiting for confirmation)
* Linksys WRT600N v1.0 (waiting for confirmation)
* Linksys WRT600N v1.1 (waiting for confirmation)
You've mucked up the switch chips in these lists.
The italic models all have VLAN interfaces by default afaik so they need to be tested to see if they can be reconfigured. It is very likely that they can.
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Posted: Thu Aug 26, 2010 22:52 Post subject:
Yes i am finding out that the WNDR3300 is some work to get VLANs working with it properly, did some tests with it last night and a few today, no luck, i really need a weekend to throw at it though, not enough time to cram all this into a few hrs.
Also before i try this, and waste alot of time doing so, you guys know if Atheros has any kind of VLAN support? I have a WRT160NL and WRT400N i can throw at these tests as well.
On a Netgear WNR3500 v2 (bcm4718 (wlan) + bcm53115 (gb-switch)) running with 'build 13575M NEWD-2 K2.6 Eko' it "isolates" the port(s) you put in a separate vlan and it seems that no communication is possible, also when i assign a second or third port to that same vlan i even can't ping to other devices on those ports.
thank you for this working tip. trying insmod the 2 modules and than configuring the vlan do work. but if i reboot the device, the switch is back unconfigured. how can i load this 2 modules at boot time? another solution for me is to custom command load the modules and restart the switch programming. but how to program the switch at the console?
These two posts boggle me. I just tried loading the modules on my wrt300n v1.1 and wrt320n which are both running k2.6 builds.
On the wrt300n v1.1 using the VLAN GUI would actually cause it to reboot and the only nvram variables changed were the port#vlans variables which are for GUI display but don't change the actual functionality. When the two modules are loaded on the wrt300n v1.1, the /proc/switch directories exist and can be used to reconfigure the VLAN's live.
On the wrt320n using the VLAN GUI wouldn't cause it to reboot but the port#vlans variables were still the only ones changed. When the two modules are loaded on the wrt320n, the /proc/switch directories exist but the ports files are empty and can not be reconfigured live. _________________ Read the forum announcements thoroughly! Be cautious if you're inexperienced.
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Yes i am finding out that the WNDR3300 is some work to get VLANs working with it properly, did some tests with it last night and a few today, no luck, i really need a weekend to throw at it though, not enough time to cram all this into a few hrs.
Also before i try this, and waste alot of time doing so, you guys know if Atheros has any kind of VLAN support? I have a WRT160NL and WRT400N i can throw at these tests as well.
Edit: hell with it, im about to break out the closet stash of routers, shitloads, i feel this is a good topic and we should establish some kind of solid VLAN supported router list.
You wouldn't believe how much time I've spent the last couple weeks.
I have no experience at all with Atheros models and only occasionally peek in that forum. I've seen a few posts about some newer Atheros models having vlan capable switches but no support for it in dd-wrt. I think the wndr3700 with a realtek switch might have been one of them, I know I saw some openwrt threads that indicate openwrt supports VLAN's with the wndr3700. _________________ Read the forum announcements thoroughly! Be cautious if you're inexperienced.
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Posted: Thu Aug 26, 2010 23:32 Post subject:
phuzi0n wrote:
You wouldn't believe how much time I've spent the last couple weeks.
Yes i know :)
I have been checking out the growth of the 'Switched Ports' wiki, very nice work to i might add.
i have only heard of 1 Atheros device possibly supporting VLANs, netgear WG602 v4, which i do not have, so i probably won't waste much time trying it with those 2 units i aforementioned due the fact that most of my units are broadcom and i want to establish which of these units i have support VLANs. I am going to try the Asus WL500gP v2 later on this evening, though iirc the ports are a little different arrangement than the wl520gu so i will have to test this, see if it can. _________________ Wireless N Config | Linking Routers | DD-WRT Wiki | DD-WRT Builds | Peacock - Broadcom FAQ
The wndr3300 has a 4704 CPU so if it does support VLAN's then it's going to require more work than just setting some nvram variables because it doesn't create any by default.
The cpu shouldn't matter unless it is a cpu (SOC) with built-in switch like the BCM535x series SOC's.
The WNDR3300 has a BCM5325F switch so it should be possible to use VLAN's on it. _________________ Kernel panic: Aiee, killing interrupt handler!