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Ethernet Faces

jazzmann
Based on the diagram below, how I make Down show as Up? I'm trying to get my WRT54G in AP mode to work.

Thanks


Interface Name        State

eth0  Internal Ethernet Up Up

eth1  External (WAN) Up Up

eth2  WiFi Ethernet     Down Down

wlan0  Wireless Network  Up Down


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    From the information presented it looks to me as though you are trying to make a WRT54G work with the Wireless Security section of Astaro.  This will not work.  You must use an Astaro branded AP10 or AP30 (http://www.astaro.com/sites/default/files/Resources/datasheets/astaro-wireless-security-en.pdf) for integrated control.  No other access point has the necessary software for this to work.

    As far as eth2, if your cable is going between the Astaro and the WAN port on your WRT54G, you may need to use a crossover cable instead of a straight-through cable.  Once you have connectivity, you would need to create packet filter rules to allow traffic.
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    From the information presented it looks to me as though you are trying to make a WRT54G work with the Wireless Security section of Astaro.  This will not work.  You must use an Astaro branded AP10 or AP30 (http://www.astaro.com/sites/default/files/Resources/datasheets/astaro-wireless-security-en.pdf) for integrated control.  No other access point has the necessary software for this to work.

    As far as eth2, if your cable is going between the Astaro and the WAN port on your WRT54G, you may need to use a crossover cable instead of a straight-through cable.  Once you have connectivity, you would need to create packet filter rules to allow traffic.
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