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[OpenWrt Wiki] WAN interface protocols
https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/wan/wan_interface_protocols
12.09.2021 · PPP-based protocols negotiate IPv4 and IPv6 support when the link is established. These protocols require option ipv6 to be specified in the parent config interface wan section if IPv6 support is required. Further configuration can be given in the alias config interface wan6 section – see ipv6.
[OpenWrt Wiki] WAN (Internet access)
https://openwrt.org › ... › Network
Accessing the modem through the router · Bridge mode · Connect to ISP using L2TP with dual access · EasyCwmp (CPE WAN Management Protocol ...
Babel routing protocol (babeld) - OpenWRT
https://openwrt.org › docs › services
Remember, you must replace “ - ” by “ _ ” in option names on OpenWrt. Interface configuration. To start using babeld on a network interface, a ...
[OpenWrt Wiki] Network basics /etc/config/network
https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/base-system/basic-networking
Network basics /etc/config/network This article may contain network configuration that is version dependent post 2021-06 * ifname@interface has been moved to device and device sections * while legacy ifname syntax may work on 21.02 or recent master it is recommended that you migrate to device usage
[OpenWrt Wiki] WAN interface protocols
openwrt.org › network › wan
Sep 12, 2021 · PPP-based protocols negotiate IPv4 and IPv6 support when the link is established. These protocols require option ipv6 to be specified in the parent config interface wan section if IPv6 support is required. Further configuration can be given in the alias config interface wan6 section – see ipv6.
[OpenWrt Wiki] User guide
https://openwrt.org › docs › start
Zero configuration network setup · The Homenet Control Protocol (HNCP) · Zero configuration networking in OpenWrt ...
The Homenet Control Protocol (HNCP) - OpenWRT
https://openwrt.org › zeroconfig
The Homenet Control Protocol ( HNCP ) automatically manages IPv4 and IPv6 address assignment, routing, DNS , SD (ZeroConf/mDNS) and border ...
[OpenWrt Wiki] Static configuration
https://openwrt.org › ... › Network
Static configuration See: Static IPv4, Static IPv6.
[OpenWrt Wiki] Network basics /etc/config/network
https://openwrt.org › base-system
Depending on the protocol type, the logical interface name may thus be limited to only 9 characters. E.g. abcde67890 ...
[OpenWrt Wiki] WAN interface protocols
https://openwrt.org › docs › network
WAN interface protocols · Protocol "ppp" (PPP over Modem) · Protocol "pppoe" (PPP over Ethernet) · Protocol "pppoa" (PPP over ATM AAL5) · Protocol " ...
[OpenWrt Wiki] Babel routing protocol (babeld)
openwrt.org › docs › guide-user
Jul 23, 2021 · Babel routing protocol (babeld) babeld is the reference implementation of the Babel routing protocol This documentation applies to babeld after version 1.5.1. Older versions used a slightly different syntax and different option names. Introduction The UCI configuration aims at being as transparent as possible: option names are the same as the native babeld config (using
[OpenWrt Wiki] Tunneling interface protocols
https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/tunneling_interface_protocols
11.12.2021 · Most OpenWrt protocol handlers add a protocol-specific prefix to the UCI interface names. There is a default 15-character limit for interface names in the Linux kernel. With prefixes seen at least as long as gre4t-and allowing possibility of using .VLAN notation, declared names should be kept under four (4) characters.
[OpenWrt Wiki] Babel routing protocol (babeld)
https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/services/babeld
23.07.2021 · Babel routing protocol (babeld) babeld is the reference implementation of the Babel routing protocol This documentation applies to babeld after version 1.5.1. Older versions used a slightly different syntax and different option names. Introduction The UCI configuration aims at being as transparent as possible: option names are the same as the native babeld config (using
[OpenWrt Wiki] Tunneling interface protocols
openwrt.org › tunneling_interface_protocols
Dec 11, 2021 · Most OpenWrt protocol handlers add a protocol-specific prefix to the UCI interface names. There is a default 15-character limit for interface names in the Linux kernel. With prefixes seen at least as long as gre4t-and allowing possibility of using .VLAN notation, declared names should be kept under four (4) characters.
[OpenWrt Wiki] ISP Configurations
https://openwrt.org › network › wan
The network settings for openwrt router needs to use VLAN 2 ... Simply set the WAN port to use the PPPoE protocol and enter your TPG ...
OpenWRT 4G WWAN configuration - TekLager
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There are PPP, QMI, MBIM, NCM and a few others. Each one is configured slightly differently and has a different level of support in OpenWRT. That's a mess worth its own article. In this article, we are using the Quectel modem so we will use the QMI protocol. This protocol is well supported in OpenWRT and is able to deliver a good performance.
OpenWrt/network_config – Gateworks
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Jul 20, 2018 · OpenWrt Network Configuration. OpenWrt completely replaces the conventional Linux distribution methods of network configuration. The various config files are replaced with the Unified Configuration Interface or UCI. OpenWrt manages its own 'virtual' network interface names in /etc/config/network. See Also: OpenWrt Wiki for Wireless OpenWrt UCI
[OpenWrt Wiki] Network basics /etc/config/network
openwrt.org › docs › guide-user
See wan_interface_protocols for documentation on the protocol-specific options available for each WAN protocol. The options _orig_ifname and _orig_bridge may be seen in /etc/config/network when managed by LuCI and were used to keep previous information across edits.
[OpenWrt Wiki] Linux Network Interfaces
https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-developer/networking/network.interfaces
32 rader · protocol address label management, label configuration for protocol address …
[OpenWrt Wiki] Network scripts
https://openwrt.org › docs › netwo...
Each protocol handler is a shell script in /lib/netifd/proto/ . It is run (or maybe sourced) when netifd daemon starts.
[OpenWrt Wiki] Tunneling interface protocols
https://openwrt.org › ... › Network
Note that, for most protocols, installing an opkg package is required for protocol support. Most OpenWrt protocol handlers add a protocol- ...