Asus does set et0 MAC and 2,4 GHz WiFi module MAC to the same address at the cfe
New - start MAC addresses at/with et0 value (align to Netgear/Cisco "way")
et0 MAC +0 will be for LAN
et0 MAC +1 will be for WAN
et0 MAC +2 will be for Wifi wl0 (1:) - 2,4GHz - eth2 (and leave room for VIFs)
et0 MAC +6 will be for Wifi wl1 (0:) - 5GHz low (first one) - eth1 (and leave room for VIFs)
et0 MAC +10 will be for Wifi wl2 (2:) - 5GHz high (second one) - eth3 (and leave room for VIFs)
Hint: pedro, please verify with your AC3200 before adding (but it should work :-) )
Apple intends to start rejecting certificates that have a duration
longer than 2 years. Still go with 10 years when clock ain't set,
to avoid certificates being already expired when generating it on
a firmware build that's older than two years.
- Based on RMerlin's commit: 9e1566a472
Use nvram_safe_get to avoid crash in case of null pointer.
Approved-by: pedro <pedro311@gmail.com>
Approved-by: M_ars <m_ars@gmx.net>
Approved-by: kille72 <mail@exotic.se>
Apple intends to start rejecting certificates that have a duration
longer than 2 years. Still go with 10 years when clock ain't set,
to avoid certificates being already expired when generating it on
a firmware build that's older than two years.
- Based on RMerlin's commit: 9e1566a472
New - start MAC addresses at/with et2 value (align to Netgear/Cisco "way")
et2 MAC +0 will be for LAN
et2 MAC +1 will be for WAN
et2 MAC +2 will be for Wifi wl0 (1:) - 2,4GHz - eth2 (and leave room for VIFs)
et2 MAC +6 will be for Wifi wl1 (0:) - 5GHz high - eth1 (and leave room for VIFs)
et2 MAC +10 will be for Wifi wl2 (2:) - 5GHz low - eth3 (and leave room for VIFs)
Basicly this is a similar setup like for AC3200 ( Netgear changed/switched 2: <--> 0: and pci bus / slot )
- also unset et1macaddr=00:00:00:00:00:00
THX at Snowman58 for helping/testing
Universal/Implicit Beamforming will be turned off by default for WiFi 0 (usually 2,4 GHz), but turned on for WiFi 1 (usually 5 GHz)
With latest changes, the Tomato user can change that now, see GUI advanced-wireless.asp
(Hint: shibby added the default setup a long time ago --> still a good config in my opinion, gives a good WiFi performance)
pedro
M_ars
kille72
AndreDVJ
Not Sure