Thanks for reading this through. > On Jul 27, 2016, at 7:02 AM, Juliusz Chroboczek > <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Rather than describe the symptoms, I think it might be more efficient >> for someone to read through the steps outlined at >> https://gist.github.com/richb-hanover/ec88b851c4da074e48003e6fe9276901 >> and tell me if I've got it right? > > Looks good to me. You've correctly removed the software bridge and run > everything on the right interfaces.
OK. I updated the gist as a result of these comments. https://gist.github.com/richb-hanover/ec88b851c4da074e48003e6fe9276901 > Note that the firewall configuration is probably not necessary, hnetd does > weird things to the firewall. But it doesn't harm, and it allows you to > easily switch back to a static configuration if Homenet doesn't meet your > needs. Should the procedure remain silent on the firewall? Or should people just put all interfaces into the lan zone? Or something else? > If I were you, I'd explicitly tell hnetd that the E0 interface is external > ("option mode external"), since I don't trust the edge detection mechanism. I think you mean E1 - that's what the instructions use for the wide area interface. And 'option mode external' goes in /etc/config/network? And is there a man page for hnetd that gives other options? The Googles didn't help me... > > I suggest adding two things: > > - before you start hacking, write down the IPv6 link-local address of > the LAN interface, to make sure you can log in; Done. The newest draft also tells people to make backups :-) > - you should review /etc/config/upnpd, and list the interfaces you want > to allow NAT-PMP on. I'm not quite sure how that affects things. Where would NAT-PMP be important in my home net? And finally, a prosaic question: There is a wide variety of single quote usage in config files. Are there any places that quotes are mandatory? What is the best practice here? Many thanks! Rich _______________________________________________ homenet mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/homenet
