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https://forum.archive.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=5448709.12.2014 · 13 May 2015, 21:16. We use udev rules to rename network interfaces for consistency between models. Some drivers use the wwan convention, others show up as eth1 or usbN. We recently found that when renaming usb0 to wwan0 the connection between netifd events and the DHCP proto configuration may be broken. That is, on WAN up events the …
[OpenWrt Wiki] Linux Network Interfaces
https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-developer/networking/network.interfaces32 rader · lo, eth0:1, eth0.1, vlan2, br0, pppoe-dsl, gre0, sit0 tun0, imq0, teql0, .. are virtual …
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forum.archive.openwrt.org › viewtopicDec 09, 2014 · 13 May 2015, 21:16. We use udev rules to rename network interfaces for consistency between models. Some drivers use the wwan convention, others show up as eth1 or usbN. We recently found that when renaming usb0 to wwan0 the connection between netifd events and the DHCP proto configuration may be broken. That is, on WAN up events the udhcpc is ...
[OpenWrt Wiki] Aliases
openwrt.org › network › network_interface_aliasSep 09, 2021 · For non-bridged interfaces (physdev, that is physical interfaces) the device is the <interface-of-network-for-same-phydev>. For cases where the interface is bridged the device is br-base_interface , where base_interface is the name of the primary IP 's config section (e.g. for a the default lan interface config, the first alias would use device ...