Help Sino expert sa Openwrt? Need help lang po..

[ceejayramos]

noob lang talaga dito kaya kumakapa pa), problem ko po is nawawalan siya ng wan ip (both ipv4 and ipv6, which means nawawalan ng internet) everytime na magre-reboot ako ng router....tapos everytime na magrereboot, napupunta sandali ung public IP rekta sa ip add ng pc ko..kaya siguro nung pagkareboot nya, wala nang madetect na wan ip sa router...

setup is:
pldt modem (bridged) --> openwrt (cf-n5 running openwrt 23.03.03) --> clients

balak ko na nga lang sanang iroute mode ung pldt modem eh, kaso may major effect ba ang double NAT?

 

[bjarnco32]

Post the config of your OpenWrt device. SSH into the router then run

uci show network
uci show firewall

Regarding double NAT, there is no significant proof that it degrades network performance other than the issue of port forwarding when you need it. If you are getting CGNAT IPs from your modem then it is not a concern since you can't port forward effectively under CGNAT.

 

[ceejayramos]

Post the config of your OpenWrt device. SSH into the router then run

uci show network
uci show firewall

Regarding double NAT, there is no significant proof that it degrades network performance other than the issue of port forwarding when you need it. If you are getting CGNAT IPs from your modem then it is not a concern since you can't port forward effectively under CGNAT.

default pa lang po...kumbaga plug n play plng...ang binago ko plng pala is ung lan IP, from 192.168.1.1 to 10.1.1.1

 

[bjarnco32]

default pa lang po...kumbaga plug n play plng...ang binago ko plng pala is ung lan IP, from 192.168.1.1 to 10.1.1.1

It doesn't look like it is officially supported by OpenWrt. What's worse is that I see from a video online that the OpenWrt image for this was taken from a ZBT-WG3526. So while it LOOKS like it is compatible (it is apparently running), this is not the proper way to convert a device to OpenWrt by flashing an image from another device, even if the two share the same hardware. The one that you're experiencing every time you reboot the router is a strong indication of a subtle underlying issue.

And it doesn't seem like you are forthcoming with info that are asked of you to help you further.