Hi.
> VLANs:
> On my WRT54GL unit running "White russian", when:
> # cat /proc/switch/eth0/vlan/1/ports
> 4 5t
> # cat /proc/switch/eth0/vlan/0/ports
> 0 1 2 3 5t*
>
> I try to read + interpret it:
> -- "4" is the "WAN" port ("WAN" in the case)
> -- "0" - "3" are the "LAN" ports ("1"-"4" in the case)
Correct.
> -> What is the meaning of "5t" and "5t*"?
5 is a "virtual" switch port which is attached to the CPU. It "bridges" the
switch
VLAN into the Kernel so that the local system sees the traffic passing there.
> I guess that the Wireless is "eth1": How to be sure?
Very likely. Try "wl -i eth1 status", if it shows wifi info, then eth1 is
indeed the
wireless interface.
> Note:
> -- when reading http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci and trying to
> issue "uci -P/var/state show network.wan", I get "-ash: uci: not
> found". I think that is because "uci" has been introduced after the
> release of my version.
Correct. Your other post showed White Russian 0.9, that version is ancient
and not supported anymore.
~ Jow
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