I have 2 radios in a rb532.. I want to have one connect to this netgear wifi router, then one radio serve 3 wifi clients.
since i CANT route back to the clients internal IP’s from the netgear wifi router, i assume i need to use masquerading, right?
I have a dhcp client that pulls a 192.168.1.110 address on radio 1, from the netgear.
then a dhcp server running on radio 2 that hands out addresses from:
192.168.210.2-250..
I have a masquerading nat rule with src-address of 192.168.210.0/24 and out. interface of WAN2 …From a client computer i can not ping anything except 192.168.210.1 and anyone else on 192.168.210.0/24
I then tried putting Wan2 and wan1 on the same bridge…same result…this does not make sense to me as you now have a dhcp-clinnt and a dhcp-server on the same bridge.
I know im overlooking something simple..what is it?
tks guys.
EDIT: woo, just read this: client wireless interfaces (station, ad-hoc, infrastructure) do not support bridging because 802.11 limitations..
is that my issue? im only trying to route intra"router" IP traffic…no other proto..
EDIT2: RESOLVED: just re did my config (NOT a sys reset)..used NO bridges…just a dhcp client on one side and a dhcp server on the other wireless int..works fine! Problem before was i had a src-address set on the Masquerade NAT rule… reply if u have questions
tks