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Except, you didn't choose PKCS#7, you chose PEM File.

Thank you very much Marc! My VLANs are working but I am in trouble getting my access points to work as well. My access points should offer wired and wireless connection to my network. So I need to configure the access point without firewall rules and dhcp or dns and only provide this by setting gateway and dns to the mainrouter? I thank everyone for support!

At 06:59 do you perhaps mean broadcast domain instead of collision domain?

These videos are gold. Extremely high quality and well thought through.

Great video! I have tried making this work, however with a slightly different setup, to no avail. I already have a multi-dhcp server so I should not need to add one here as instructed. I am also not using my main Gateway to create the first GRE tunnel, but two Velop APs instead (one which is wired). But I cannot get any of my AP/WAPs to forward my dhcp server. Nothing gets an address. Also, the br-guest shows "Absent Interface: @trunk.11". Maybe something has changed in OpenWRT since you posted this?

There are several versions of mesh, easymesh, AI mesh, Xiaomi mesh, etc. What version of mesh of openwrt is on the Archer router? actually I have a Xiaomi AX9000 which supports openwrt, i want to use it as an AP to transfer mesh with a TP-Link TL-7TR13090 which uses EasyMesh3.0 but this router does not support openwrt yet. Is it possible to make my Xiaomi router compatible to EasyMesh3.0? or just need to find out the MeshID of my TP-Link router and then put it on the Xiaomi router during configuration?

Just to double check two things at 5:32 when you say that the output is set by default so the router may access all other zones, can you think of a scenario where you wouldn't wat that to happen? Also at 5:40 you mention that everything is kept its in own zone, do you mean that everything its kept in its own network within the zone that the forward policy is applied to? Want to make sure my understanding is correct, thanks again for the wonderful vids!

Awesome tutorial? Can someone share the links of the first 2 videos of this series

bro i will be honest i have seen many many video on creating gui on ec2 machines and everytime i cant get it right but ur video i made kali and gui with icewm uff in just 30 min , u really gained a sub here from me

I have tried several times, and I absolutely cannot get this to work. When I apply the changes in LUCI, I lose comms to the web interface and cannot get it back. Happens every time. There is nothing in the guide about where to plug stuff in or how the VLANs relate to subnets. Assuming we start with VLAN1 on all the managed switch ports, and the Pi listening on 192.168.1.1/24, does that mean that both VLAN1 and VLAN 99 are used with that same subnet? Am I expecting the Pi or managed switch to provide an IP address to the mgmt laptop via DHCP, or should I have a static IP allocated? Can you please clarify??

Hello sir! Wht abt a NFtables guideline vid?? Thank u for sharing such good content. 🎉

Ive been using mptcp router for years now works great

It's awesome to see Golem doing OpenWRT Tutorials! Thanks my Precious!

great content! got a new suscriber! just commenting to contribute to the algortithm engagment thingy hehe

I have two dumb APs with OpenWRT, and a router (without WiFi) that manages the lan, this one does not have OpenWRT, I can implement fast roaming in that scenario 4:27 Tengo dos AP tonto con OpenWRT, y un router(sin WiFi) que administra la lan este no tiene OpenWRT, puedo implementar fast roaming en ese escenario

Brilliant thank you.

I have the following scenario, I have a router that manages the entire lan with Mikrotik's RouterOS, it does not have WiFi (R1) and two access points with Open WRT, they are connected with cable, roaming works, or R1 must also necessarily run OpenWRT

Hey Marc, this assumes the access point is running openwrt as well right? What if I have original tp-link firmware on an EAP245 access point? Would VLAN tagging on the access point be impossible?

Hello @onemarcfifty do you plan any updates on this build?

Hi, I have a TP link Archer with Openwrt 23.05. Also a newbie to Vlans - would appreciate a step by step account of setting up vlans so far I have tried and failed for days

This is the best video so far about certificates. Thank you so much for the marvelous explanation. Nice job!

I didn't understand shit

Great video thanks for sharing.

Nice approach, just for curiosity, wouldn't be good just to setup a python environment for ansible/rundeck user, where the python binary and libraries are isolated for that user? I believe that pyenv can help with that. That would manage the python versions and environment for different users without breaking the system and without the need of root installation. And for binary usage just use the Ansible/Rundeck user.

i have a 3 story house and i added 3 ap in 5ghz mode in every story with ethernet wire and it worked great

Great explanation.

I love your explanation, but you did not show us the details on how to do it on a device (sorry if I look stupid).

"Wow, You made such a great channel! Your content is really informative and even though it's technical, you explain it in a way that's easy to understand and follow. It's been a fantastic resource for me, a curious learner, and I even share your videos with my students! Thanks for creating such valuable content!"

Love the videos. I am configuring vlans now for my CAMs and echo devices.

Seems like there is no pain-free way to upgrade for people with extroot + USB Flash setup.

How can i config dmz in the new firmware openwrt. (2024)

This was great - thanks!

This was an excellent introduction, same with your follow up video. 👍

Finally someone who kind of makes sense. I don't have any certs for networking and your explanations help.

Marc you are an absolute genius! A wonderful instructor and a brilliant technologist, THANKS!

Thank you very much! This will save me so much time! In the past I had a script to install all packages I need but this is so much easier! I just bought a new router (GL-MT6000) running docker on it. Looking forward for the next update!

Thanks Marc - just what I need. I have started a project for home automation etc., but lack of knowledge has been a stumbling block.

Greetings from Venezuela. Excuse my English, I am writing to you from the translator. I have had this same router for 6 months and it is giving me a problem. Internet is down. The modem is still working, that's why I know it's a router problem. I turn it off and after turning it on the power light stays flashing for a long time and it doesn't work. I have to turn it off for like two hours. Then I turn it on and now it works. I have tried resetting it to factory settings to reconfigure it. I carry out all the steps and in the end it returns to the first step of the configuration. At the store where I bought it they tell me that it no longer has a warranty. Do you know how to solve the problem?

As a CS undergraduate, I found this video very interesting and easy to understand, appreciate your work man, you got a sub 👍

Greetings 😊 What is LUCI?

Yep, that's what a 19" rack normally winds up looking like :-)

This is great, but you could've saved the viewer ALOT of time by just saying to get the luci-app-attendedsysupgrade package instead of going through the entire process of everything else, I was looking for a simple answer and got too much tbh. Otherwise though, this was helpful thank you.

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Genius Thank you very much!!!

It would be great an explanation with subnetting (delegate IPv6 prefixes option enabled). It is simple when you just pick a /64 and set your hint but when downstream routers comes to play I find really confusing the scenario and the lack of information in OpenWRT sources makes it harder that it should be.

Extremely helpful video series, thank you!

Missing your tutorials and explanations - by far the best on UA-cam. I really hope you start making them again!

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Excellent, thanks for the info!

I already understood overlay filesystems, but your analogy with the pane of glass was the most succinct and overall best descriptions I've heard.