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Scripts to build the sudo mesh OpenWRT firmware.
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Can't connect to 172.22.0.1 on WDR4300 #122

Open alexgleason opened 6 years ago

alexgleason commented 6 years ago

Hi all, I've flashed sudowrt on a WDR4300 following Mesh/WalkThrough.

The router's WAN port is connected to a LAN port on an internet-enabled router. The router's 1st LAN port is connected to my Ubuntu 16.04 laptop. With DHCP enabled on the laptop I could not connect to 172.22.0.1 to complete the installation. So, I tried setting up a static IP address:

enp0s25 inet addr: 172.22.0.10 bcast: 0.0.0.0 mask: 255.255.255.0

^ output from ifconfig on my laptop. I've also disabled wifi on my laptop.

I still cannot connect to 172.22.0.1 from my browser (nor https://172.22.0.1). I can ping the address and receive packets, though.

The lights on the router come on, and the wired connection light turns on when the cable is plugged into my laptop. I think the firmware flashed correctly. I'm not sure why it will not connect, though.

Any ideas/direction/links? Thanks!

yardenac commented 6 years ago

Same thing happened to me earlier this week - I found the interface at https://172.30.0.1 instead

alexgleason commented 6 years ago

Thanks for the quick reply.

When I connect through DHCP the network manager GUI says my router is located at 172.22.0.1.

This leads me to believe that 172.22.0.1 should be the right address.

I've also tried setting a static IP to 172.30.0.10 and I get the same results.

alexgleason commented 6 years ago

Apparently "connection refused" probably means that no process is listening on that port.

I get "connection refused" when trying to connect via http, https, and ssh. This is making me think that maybe the install did go poorly and the router isn't running the necessary services (openssh, webserver, etc).

EDIT: Also it's not broadcasting any SSIDs. Not sure if it's supposed to at this stage.

jhpoelen commented 6 years ago

Interesting! I far as I know, the firmware has wireless disabled by default - you'd need to run makenode to configure that.

Did you consider installing vanilla openwrt to see whether it is a compatibility issue? https://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/tp-link/TL-WDR4300 .

Also, I'd invite you to come over tonight for our meeting . . . but I am noticing your are on the east coast...