I’m trying to setup a Conduit AP (AEP) to provide internet access to a piece of IP-only equipment, so would like to utilise the on-board router. The gateway is also running as a packet forwarder, through the AEP interface.
I’ve set (under Network Interfaces):
eth0 to LAN with the static IP of 192.168.2.1
ppp0 to WAN and PPP
Now, under DHCP:
I’ve set up a DHCP server on eth0 with gateway of 192.168.2.1, subnet of 192.168.2.0, subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and a lease between 192.168.2.100 and 192.168.1.150.
I’d have thought when applying these settings, allowing for the unit to reboot and then plugging my laptop directly into the LAN port of the gateway I’d be given an IP address, but I wasn’t.
There’s the option for a br0 interface, but I didn’t think I needed that.
I am referring to the Multitech forum as this is a use case that is unlike anything mentioned on the forum before (and I’ve been reading the forum for 4 years now). So I am doubtful you will get an answer here.
However as this is basically a Linux question you might get lucky.
Did you consider resetting the unit to factory default? At that point it should be running a dhcp server on the lan port. At least last time I installed one (which is some time ago)
If you do setting up the mobile connection might mess things up so no guarantees.