Re: [lime-users] What are the settings of the precompiled images?

On 1/13/20 7:59 PM, Pedro Peña Sánchez wrote: Never tried, just a few thoughts. The easiest solution is to plug the upstream router to the WAN port of a LibreMesh router and a NAT is created. Easy, works using LibreMesh DHCP. **disclaimer: all of this is untested and likely wrong** If you want to have your clients connecting to LibreMesh routers, receiving an IPv4 from an external router you should likely connect the gateway to a LAN port on the LibreMesh router (a very bad idea unless you really shut off the DHCP server of all LibreMesh nodes connected, a related problem (IMHO is a bug and we should add an option for filtering DHCP offers) happens when you connect via ethernet two LibreMesh nodes with different ap_ssid, see https://github.com/libremesh/lime-packages/issues/658 ), then you should deselect lime-proto-anygw from the proto list (copy and paste the list from /etc/config/lime-defaults to /etc/config/lime-node and then erase the anygw line) and manually disable OpenWrt DHCP server somehow, like removing /etc/rc.d/S19dnsmasq or setting "option ignore 1" in /etc/config/dhcp lan section. Then you should set your LibreMesh nodes' IPv4 by hand making sure to be out of the DHCP range of the external gateway or changing the autoconfiguration range to be out of that range but with the same network domain as the external gateway (but if the autoconfiguration range is too small, collisions become too likely), see lime-example on how to configure this: https://github.com/libremesh/lime-packages/blob/master/packages/lime-docs/f… I repeat, I did not test this... Ciao, Ilario