I've tried many different ways and followed the guidelines to setup Wireless LAN feature but cannot establish an internet connection via ethernet to any device so far.
Steps to reproduce
Fresh install of RaspAP on Raspberry pi 4 b on the Raspberry Pi OS. Now, from RaspAP's Networking > WLAN Routing tab, choose your wireless client interface and output interface (typically, eth0 or enx). Select the "Configure a static IP address and DHCP for output interface" option toggle, choose Save settings and lastly Start WLAN routing. my output is eth0. No internet is accessible on that line.
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Additional context
I'm not internet networking adept. It is possibly a simple fix. I've toggled and restarted about every option and ensured the ethernet connection is valid.
Set the "Configure a static IP address and DHCP for output interface" option (appears disabled in your screenshot) and restart WLAN routing. This is optional as you are also able to configure this yourself in the DHCP server UI.
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Issue reporting checklist
Operating System
Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit) Lite Bookworm
Quick install or Manual setup?
Quick install
Onboard wireless chipset or external adapter?
Onboard wireless chipset
Hardware
Raspberry Pi 4 Model B
RaspAP version
3.0 (Latest)
Other software or services running with RaspAP?
No other software
Contact details (optional)
No response
Bug description
I've tried many different ways and followed the guidelines to setup Wireless LAN feature but cannot establish an internet connection via ethernet to any device so far.
Steps to reproduce
Fresh install of RaspAP on Raspberry pi 4 b on the Raspberry Pi OS. Now, from RaspAP's Networking > WLAN Routing tab, choose your wireless client interface and output interface (typically, eth0 or enx). Select the "Configure a static IP address and DHCP for output interface" option toggle, choose Save settings and lastly Start WLAN routing. my output is eth0. No internet is accessible on that line.
Screenshots
Additional context
I'm not internet networking adept. It is possibly a simple fix. I've toggled and restarted about every option and ensured the ethernet connection is valid.
Relevant log output
No response