Thxs, I just reset to default, and I'm about to try it out. in fact I tried to do it last morning but the connection failed in between and I kinda forced it trought ( hard reset and half of the vlans where put baut since I just had 20 mins to do it ). Anyhow now I have 10 hour left to work on that so I try it out ( plus I printed myself the switched ports wiki and wrote down some data wich does look a lot like yours ( Yngve Berg ) so it goes like this
vlan0 = 4 5
vlan1 = 0 5*
vlan11= 3 5
vlan12= 2 5
vlan13= 1 5
port0vlans= 1
port1vlans= 11 18 19
port2vlans= 12 18 19
port3vlans= 13 18 19
port4vlans= 0
port5vlans= 0 1 11 12 13 16
but still I'd like to know if the is a way to make bridges over ssh, or if someone know where I could find a tutorial, ( I really looked for one, wich made me stumble over the switched turo ) but I can't find some. is it because we simply can't?
Anyhow many thxs yet to both of you guys. you are really helping me out !
Edit: It's not working ... I think I'm going to far out with this so I will recap so you guys could tell me if we are going off what I really want compared to the means I use to acheive it :S
port0, port4 and eth1 can connect to port3, port2, port1 but port3 cannot connect to port2 and port1; port2 cannot connect to port3 and port1; port1 cannot connect to port2 and port3
I had to hard reset again because I could not connect plus I'm not sure I apply routing correctly ( I thought routing was from point A to point B but now I think it's more like cpu to A, cpu to B.... then again I'm no cisco OP.
Lastly, I forgot to say two things
1- I have no control over the 3 networks I'm trying to connect to ( I'm not net admin )
2- every host (orange computer) will be set in static IP at the windows level ( with multiple IP per NIC ) but maybe I shoudn't and leave the blu network give me an IP then just route data towards the right network ? I really don't know and this is really getting hardcore ..... just to isolate 3 ethernet cables from one another throught a router...
So let's start fresh with this post you will note a picture of what was done since the beginning.
basic, simple, nearly 0 configuration
but theres one problem, I can't physicly connect the blue network because it sends to much noise over the other two networks
So this is what I made since the beggining, a router connecting 2 networks together (hopefully 3) and 1 computer so that the said computer as a strait acces to the other two networks, it runs great and rarely fails since there is no internet connection.
now I really want to connect our 3rd (blue) network but I can't since it's strait with the ProgrammbleLogicController and IndustrialPersonalComputer. Now I know that I can block off comm between the red,green,blue network with DDWRT the problem is I think I wrongly implement it.
hopefully this will help you guy maybe help me
and since I don't think it's a function that a lot of people use, there are no real tutorial for this... I think so, I will make one because, 1 st I used DDWRT for a good 10 years now ( not as much as some people here obviusly ) and I feel this could help others with the rise of networking (wether it's in factories or at home)
back at work I just tried out to tag the port for the host ( wan port ).
Still not working, now, there are a couple of question roaming my head.
- So I do all my vlans throught ssh, and link the to the port 5, do I have to connect them trough a bridge or static routing ?
- When I set-up my ports whit the SSH I used :
0 = port4
1 = port3
2 = port2
3 = port1
4 = WAN
5 = CPU internal
5* =CPU internal default
but on the router SSH it show up as :
vlan0ports=0 5*
vlan1ports=4t 5
vlan11ports=3 5
vlan12ports=2 5
vlan13ports=1 5
GUI ------>
wan port on vlan0
port1 on vlan13
port2 on vlan12
port3 on vlan11
port4 on vlan1
I have a WRT54GL and it sais precicly on that switched ports tuto that it as inverted ports compared to the WRT54G/WRT54GS
so this could be a problem too but I swapped the port3 and port1 physicly and it did not connect.
plus I was wondering, If a make a static route and my vlan is unbridged, do I point to the lan, do I show the gateway as the the Vlan IP ? or do I just point to the destination lan I.E. X.X.X.0 ?
