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As far as I can tell, you can’t do dynamically assigned VLANs on wireless via RADIUS on ddwrt, at least not when I looked a few years ago. I used Merlin ddwrt
by ipython 8y ago
As far as I can tell, you can’t do dynamically assigned VLANs on wireless via RADIUS on ddwrt, at least not when I looked a few years ago.
I used Merlin ddwrt which was supposed to be dedicated to ASUS hardware. At some point fiddling with wrt takes more time than the nonexistent price difference with the ubiquiti equipment :)
- wtallis 8y agoI still can't speak directly to your problems with the ASUS router, because I deliberately avoid devices that require Broadcom's proprietary drivers that often prevent you from using a recent kernel, and I don't use DD-WRT when I have the option of using OpenWRT instead. But from what I can tell, the feature you're looking for has been in OpenWRT for years, though I've never bothered to use it myself: https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/wireless.security.8021x#x_dynamic_vlans_on_an_openwrt_router https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/wireless.security.8021x#x...
- ipython 8y agoAh you’re right. Thanks for the link. I didn’t use the ASUS for WiFi, just routing. My instability had to do with ipv6 issues - it would stop broadcasting RAs if I remember correctly causing intermittent connectivity issues. I would have to cycle power every so often (month or so?) No such issues with the edgerouter. I’m sure OpenWRT works great for folks, I just found it wasn’t the right fit for me.