How to set up Linksys as a RIP2 router with client mode
1. Load Alchemy pre-release 5.2.3 onto the linksys
2. Set the Linksys Wireless interface to Client mode and set SSID to "pta-mesh"
Using the web interface select Wireless - Basic Settings
Wireless Mode : Client
SSID: pta-mesh
Select Save Settings - continue
3. Choose your IP addresses for the Wireless interface and the LAN interface
I chose the following
WAN interface: 10.50.1.13
LAN interface: 10.3.11.1
Using the Web interface select Setup - Basic Setup
Internet Connection Type: Static IP
Internet IP Address: 10.50.1.13
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Router Name: Something you like eg. david_home
Local IP Address: 10.3.11.1
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Select Save Settings - continue
4. Add router configuration files to the target directory
Enter the router directory ($LINKSYS/src/router)
# cd /mipsel-uclibc/target
# mkdir /usr/local
# mkdir /usr/local/etc
Download my RIP configuration files for linksys
ripd.conf
zebra.conf
Copy these files to $LINKSYS/src/router/mipsel-uclibc/target/usr/local/etc
Download my image making script which will build files in the code.bin image
makeimage.sh
Copy this script to $LINKSYS/src/router
Run the script
./makeimage.sh
You should now have a code.bin with the router config files in /usr/local/etc
Upload this new firmware to the linksys
5. Add commands to rc_startup to startup RIP, Flush iptables (so that RIP messages can arrive on RIP port) and remove NAT
zebra -d -f /usr/local/etc/zebra.conf
ripd -d -f /usr/local/etc/ripd.conf
iptables -F
iptables -F -t nat
8. You should now have a rip enabled linksys client - Try ping the network connected to the wireless interface from a machine connected to the LAN
Things to improve in this recipe
1. Don't flush all iptables - just enable the port for RIP routing
2. Find location in Makefile where the code.bin image is made - don't need my custom script
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