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Hi, |
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I am trying to use a raspberry pi (3B running gentoo 32bit, openrc) |
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to create a routed link between two access points (the rpi acting as a |
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client to both AP's) so I can access the monitoring port (6607, modbus) |
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from homeassistant. One AP is an Huawei inverter with a built in |
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"island" access point that sets a default route to itself on clients via |
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dhcp. I have a normal gentoo based Access Point for the house that also |
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sets a default route via dhcp. What I need is a single default route to |
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my home network via the rpi from the Huawei inverter. |
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Both AP's connect ok from the rpi but the routing is wrong - I can ping |
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in both directions from the rpi, but only sometimes from devices further |
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hops away - can openrc even do this? My experimenting so far is hit and |
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miss. Trying to static route or override the default routes doesn't |
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survive a network glitch, and half the time doesn't seem to "take" at all. |
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A working example I could adapt would be great! |
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BillK |