I am trying to setup a BPI-Wifi6.
As I have already a home network, I want it to just be a DHCP client to my main network.
I have configured several other OpenWRT devices and they work perfectly when I do this. However, on this device, it works fine as long as it provides it’s own IP addresses, but as soon as i change it to DHCP client it doesn’t work anymore. Any ideas why?
Below are a few screenshots of my configuration (starting from the default BPI-Wifi6 config):
When set like this, it works fine (original config):
One additional interesting point, is that if I revert back to “Static address” it does not fix the issue. Even after a reboot. The only way I found to make it work again is to reload my previous backup of the settings.
Do I need to edit anything else in an other location?
I have 2 other OpenWRT boxes in the house. One as the main router and the second as a Dumb AP. The 2 boxes are OpenWRT One and are running the latest version:
The Wireless network is configured to be able to use 802.11r Fast Transition the Mobility Domain is the same for all boxes. I have made sure the configs are the same by checking in /etc/config/wireless via ssh
It works very well in between the 2 other boxes but not on the BPI-Wifi6 were devices just can’t connect to the wireless network.
However I can connect to the wifi without any issue when I deactivate 802.11r Fast Transition
Do you know if they are known issues when running on an older version such as the BPI-Wifi6 which is currently running:
As an extra test, I wondered if it was by updating the packages that I broke something. So I did a router reset, and just reloaded the configuration but this time without updating the packages. The BPI-WIFI6 is now running:
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