Check if all settings have been applied!ĭ) IP settings of WLAN interface: Network -> Interfaces -> WIFI -> Edit * Network: Uncheck the "lan" checkbox, check "unspecified -or- create" and enter "wifi" * Country (Advanced settings): Your country
* Click on "Enabled" and "Stop" in the "dnsmasq" row (DHCP Server)Ĭonfiguration is done through the web-interface. But if you want to use the MR3020 as a router, with an dsl-modem plugged in the LAN port, you should re-enable the firewall! Note: The firewall isn't really needed for our purposes and disabling it doesn't mean that a security issue. The setup is much easier with the web-interface.
Openwrt usb serial ftdi install#
Ĭode opkg updateopkg install luci/etc/init.d/uhttpd enable/etc/init.d/uhttpd startĭ) Access the web-interface (LuCI) with your browser:Įnter login (root) and your password. I assume that the IP of the TP-Link MR-3020 is 192.168.2.123 and your home router has the IP 192.168.2.1. You are now done with the very basic installation of OpenWRT.
Openwrt usb serial ftdi password#
The IP is now 192.168.1.1Į) Execute PuTTY and connect to the router over TELNET and IP 192.168.1.1.į) Change the root password with the command "passwd". Flash the downloaded Firmware-Image.Ĭ) After that, the router reboots with OpenWRT. Thanks to Ingmar for his great work!ī) Connect the Router with Power (USB) and Ethernet. Most commands can be copied and pasted in the console window. The router costs about 30EUR, but you don't need the USB breakout board and a power supply. With the hardware mods, the additional costs are about 20EUR. There are also no USB reconnect issues, as the connection is done directly through the internal serial port of the router. Internet connection is done over WIFI network. The overall power consumption is 2.5W on the primary side. I've build a stand-alone station with the TP-Link MR3020.
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