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| basic-network [2026/01/22 16:27] – old revision restored (2026/01/11 18:09) hogwild | basic-network [2026/07/23 18:03] (current) – [Wireless (5 GHz / interface eth2)] -clarity hogwild | ||
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| ===== MultiWAN ===== | ===== MultiWAN ===== | ||
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| ==== WAN(x) Settings ==== | ==== WAN(x) Settings ==== | ||
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| **LCP Echo Interval: **Link Control Protocol exchanges frames between 2 peers to check they' | **LCP Echo Interval: **Link Control Protocol exchanges frames between 2 peers to check they' | ||
| - | * LCP Echo Interval is the time, in seconds between these signals. | + | * LCP Echo Interval is the time, in seconds between these signals. |
| * Usually used to check a DSL modem' | * Usually used to check a DSL modem' | ||
| - | * (Default: 10). | ||
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| - | **LCP Echo Link fail limit:** number of failed echo requests between peers before a link is deemed down. | + | **LCP Echo Link fail limit: |
| * The client modem will then drop the PPPoE link. | * The client modem will then drop the PPPoE link. | ||
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| ===== LAN ===== | ===== LAN ===== | ||
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| The default (off) is recommended, | The default (off) is recommended, | ||
| - | **IP Address:** the IP Address to assign to the specified LAN interface. | + | **IP Address:** the IP Address to assign to the specified LAN interface. |
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| - | FreshTomato supports Class A/B/C networks. (Default: 192.168.1.1).\\ \\ | + | |
| **Netmask**: | **Netmask**: | ||
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| This does **not** actually change the ordering of any labels on the Ethernet Ports State graphic on the Overview menu. Thus, WAN0 will always display as the leftmost port on the page and LAN0, LAN1, LAN2, LAN3, etc will always show in that order. | This does **not** actually change the ordering of any labels on the Ethernet Ports State graphic on the Overview menu. Thus, WAN0 will always display as the leftmost port on the page and LAN0, LAN1, LAN2, LAN3, etc will always show in that order. | ||
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| ===== Wireless Band Steering ===== | ===== Wireless Band Steering ===== | ||
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| | **Wireless Mode** | | **Wireless Mode** | ||
| - | | \\ Access Point* | + | | \\ Access Point * | \\ The (default) setting, that allows clients to connect to FreshTomato WiFi networks. \\ \\ - IPv4 & IPv6 communication work for both MIPS and ARM. \\ | |
| | \\ Access Point WDS | \\ Sets the router in " | | \\ Access Point WDS | \\ Sets the router in " | ||
| - | | \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ Wireless Client | + | | \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ Wireless Client |
| - | | \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ | + | | \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ |
| - | | \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ Media Bridge Mode | \\ Configures FreshTomato to connect to another router/ | + | | \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ Media Bridge Mode | \\ Configures FreshTomato to connect to another router/ |
| | \\ WDS | \\ Serve as a [[https:// | | \\ WDS | \\ Serve as a [[https:// | ||
| | //Table derived from (Creative Commons) Wikibooks - “Tomato Firmware/ | | //Table derived from (Creative Commons) Wikibooks - “Tomato Firmware/ | ||
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| - | Single dictionary words also make for very poor security.\\ | + | Single dictionary words also make for very poor security.\\ |
| (Default: FreshTomatoXX, | (Default: FreshTomatoXX, | ||
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| | **Wireless Mode** | | **Wireless Mode** | ||
| - | | \\ Access Point | \\ The default setting | + | | \\ Access Point | \\ The default setting. Allows |
| | \\ Access Point WDS | \\ Sets the router in " | | \\ Access Point WDS | \\ Sets the router in " | ||
| - | | \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ Wireless Client | + | | \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ Wireless Client |
| - | | \\ \\ \\ \\ Wireless Ethernet Bridge | + | | \\ \\ \\ \\ Wireless Ethernet Bridge |
| - | | \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ Media Bridge Mode | \\ Configures FreshTomato to connect to another router/AP. \\ All clients connected to both routers remain in the same subnet. \\ \\ - This is similar to Wireless Ethernet Bridge mode for SDK6 \\ and up (for MIPS RT-AC and all ARM images).\\ - Using Wireless Ethernet Bridge mode is recommended for \\ MIPS RT and RT-N images (like the RT-N16, E4200v1).\\ - This Mode is not supported with SDK5 (RT / RT-N) builds \\ \\ - Both IPv4 and IPv6 function properly. IPv6 traffic works without \\ needing to enable IPv6 in the web interface. \\ \\ - Support for this mode started with r2021.6. \\ \\ - Do not enable wireless band steering with this mode enabled.\\ - Use Media Bridge interface to connect only to your main AP (no virtual interfaces). \\ - Other radio modules can be used, for example, in AP mode. \\ \\ | | + | | \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ Media Bridge Mode | \\ Configures FreshTomato to connect to another router/AP. \\ All clients connected to both routers remain in the same subnet. \\ \\ - This is similar to Wireless Ethernet Bridge mode for SDK6 \\ and up (for MIPS RT-AC and all ARM images).\\ - Using Wireless Ethernet Bridge mode is recommended for \\ MIPS RT and RT-N images (like the RT-N16, E4200v1).\\ - This Mode is not supported with SDK5 (RT / RT-N) builds \\ \\ - Both IPv4 and IPv6 function properly. IPv6 traffic works without \\ needing to enable IPv6 in the web interface. \\ \\ - Support for this mode started with r2021.6. \\ \\ - Do not enable wireless band steering with this mode enabled.\\ - Use Media Bridge interface to connect only to your main AP (no virtual interfaces). \\ - Other radio modules can be used, for example, in AP mode. \\ \\ | |
| | \\ WDS | \\ FreshTomato will act only as a [[https:// | | \\ WDS | \\ FreshTomato will act only as a [[https:// | ||
| | //Table derived from (Creative Commons) Wikibooks - “Tomato Firmware/ | | //Table derived from (Creative Commons) Wikibooks - “Tomato Firmware/ | ||