Has no one else had issues with 2-nic WRAPs where one was a wireless  
interface?

Any success stories out there?

On Oct 23, 2005, at 4:37 PM, Tim Whitman wrote:

> Been going round and round with my new WRAP 3054 from Netgate  
> without success trying to add wireless connectivity to an existing  
> network.
>
> I've provided more history / desired requirements below; here is  
> the current config and issue:
>
> m0n0wall 1.2b7
> WRAP 3054 with 1 nic and 1 wireless card (atheros b/g)
>
> LAN -> sis0
> WAN -> vlan0 -> sis0
> OPT1 -> ath0
>
> OPT1 is serving DHCP and wireless clients can connect, but cannot  
> reach internet / email, etc. Tried various firewall rules without  
> success and finally opened everything wide open:
>
>           Proto / Source / Port / Destination / Port
> LAN:     *           *              *               *               *
> WAN:    *           *              *               *               *
> OPT1:   *           *              *               *               *
>
> Still no success getting through. This is relaxed as it can get  
> right? (BTW - this is within an existing firewalled internal  
> network, so please don't yell at me just yet!)
>
> Other configs / things I've tried:
>
> I thought perhaps there was an issue with WAN being assigned to a  
> vlan, so I switched LAN to vlan0 and WAN to sis0, but when the WRAP  
> reboots, the wireless card is now turned off and I cannot access  
> the webgui to turn it back on.
>
> Originally, I was trying to set things up with LAN -> ath0 and WAN - 
> > sis0, since that is really all I need here, but could not ever  
> get through the WAN port to access the webgui in order to turn on  
> the wireless card (yes I saw the FAQ item 16.18 - couldn't get it  
> to work).
>
> I did have a brief moment of joy when I was able to bridge OPT1  
> onto LAN and everything worked fine... until I realized I couldn't  
> use Captive Portal - which is an imperative to the project.
>
> What I am trying to accomplish is add a wireless AP to an existing  
> network that will use captive portal and radius to allow various  
> levels of access to both the network and the internet.
>
>
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