2011/5/10 Rick Green <[email protected]>

> On Tue, 10 May 2011, Naim Shafiev wrote:
>
>  I want to make this solution - use home router(
>> http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/asus/wl600g ) as Internet gateway (wan
>> connection from 3g umts modem(  vodafone k 3765-z )  ) for 15+pc .
>> Therefore,i have a couple of questions:
>> 1.Can this router do this(without lags) ?
>> 2. (If 1) not,which router you can advice?
>> 3.If it possible, tell me some real life results of using openwrt in this
>> case?
>>
>>  I've built two boxes with a similar configuration, using the Asus WL500gP
> hardware.  The first was built with an early OpenWRT Kamikaze release,
> mostly following various web howtos I found from a google search on 'DIY
> stompbox'.  It used a Verizon  USB modem.
>  The second was built with an X-wrt image, and also a Verizon USB modem.
> With the X-wrt front-end, I was able to do the entire configuration from the
> web  GUI.
>



Ok.I installed this MR3220 ( http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/tp-link/tl-mr3420 i
used file from trunk ) .
Can you give me the your config file(network and 3g.chat)?
I used the new one trunk and syntax was changed.


cat /etc/config/network  :

config 'interface' 'wan'
        option 'ifname' 'ppp0'
        option 'pincode' '0123'
        option 'service' 'umts_firs'
...




>  These two boxes were used in a home LAN environment, with only 2 or
> possibly 3 PCs connected.  With 15 connected PCs, I think the bandwidth of
> the EVDO modem will be strained before the limits of the hardware or OpenWRT
> are reached.
>
>
Ok.



>  I also made a later attempt to configure another box using a newer USB
> modem model, and I ran into a stumbling block that I never worked thru. The
> newer modem supported a 'plug-n-play' feature, where when first plugged in,
> it presents itself to the host as an external storage device. Only after the
> host issues an 'eject' command to the drive, does it then re-present itself
> as a serial modem device.  Probably can be worked around with a simple
> script, but I didn't take the time to write one...
>


I used for my zte the usb_modeswitch to do this.


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