Just to help someone else out, i managed to get it working pretty simply.
Do note that the only available VLAN,s are 1-15, and on my router (ASUS RT-N16) 2 and 1 where allready used internally.
1) Under [ wireless ] we will add a VAP. (virtual AP)
2) Under [ Basic setup > VLAN ] we will enable "tagged" for the WAN interface (w) and select the extra vlan we want the VAP to operate on. In this example we will check "VLAN 5".
3) Under [ Basic setup > Networking ] we will add two bridges. Bridge0 is the default bridge used by the router, so we will use the BRIDGE1 i named "br_vlan".
First apply these changes so the bridges and extra VAP and VLAN get added.
Next we will add to the bridge two entries.
- br_vlan > vlan5
- br_vlan > wl0.1
This will bridge the VAP wl0.1 to the vlan5, which is linked to the WAN interface.
Apply this again
4) Now we need to issue a command to update the nvram, since the webinterface seems to have an issue with the tagging option.
Go to [ administration > command ] is issue the next commands to set tagging on the WAN port and commmit the changes.
These commands will add "port0 (wan) tagged" and "port 8 (CPU)" to this vlan:
1) Under [ wireless ] we will add a VAP. (virtual AP)
2) Under [ Basic setup > VLAN ] we will enable "tagged" for the WAN interface (w) and select the extra vlan we want the VAP to operate on. In this example we will check "VLAN 5".
3) Under [ Basic setup > Networking ] we will add two bridges. Bridge0 is the default bridge used by the router, so we will use the BRIDGE1 i named "br_vlan".
First apply these changes so the bridges and extra VAP and VLAN get added.
Next we will add to the bridge two entries.
- br_vlan > vlan5
- br_vlan > wl0.1
This will bridge the VAP wl0.1 to the vlan5, which is linked to the WAN interface.
Apply this again
4) Now we need to issue a command to update the nvram, since the webinterface seems to have an issue with the tagging option.
Go to [ administration > command ] is issue the next commands to set tagging on the WAN port and commmit the changes.
These commands will add "port0 (wan) tagged" and "port 8 (CPU)" to this vlan:
When the router reboots you will have a VAP that bridges straight to the WAN network on a vlan.
this is really complicated. i think i need to read your steps all over again until i will fully understand each step so that the move that i will make will not commit any complications on my stuff. thanks so much! this will really help!
Last edited by Coubled on Sun Oct 16, 2016 19:20; edited 1 time in total
