after a storm my router's WAN port stopped working properly, I suspect it's broken. I found a couple results on how to change the switch configuration to use a LAN port as a new WAN port, however they are based on different models/firmwares and I can't see how to adapt them for my case.
Your situation - Old
WAN - Eth1
LAN1,2,3,4 - LAN ports
Your situation - New
WAN - Dead.
LAN1 - New WAN
LAN2,3,4 - LAN ports
Solution.
Throw Eth1 in the bin, it's dead (i.e. Don't assign anything to it)
Create 2 VLANs. 1 for your new WAN and one for your new LAN ports.
We will call the LAN one Eth0.1, and the WAN Eth0.2.
You should apply these changes via WiFi or you'll lose connection to the router.
Also restart the network to apply the changes.
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The easiest way is to use WinSCP for Windows.
The address is the IP of the router (usually 192.168.1.1).
Password is your password.
Set the protocol to SCP.
Port. Switch port
CPU (eth0). 5
No port. 4
LAN 1. 3
LAN 2. 2
LAN 3. 1
LAN 4. 0
And you need to create two VLANs.
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Because that is for a different router. Yiu need to develop your own settings using the port table.
Your WAN vlan will be 3, 5t
Your LAN vlan will be 1,2,5t
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http://lantisproject.com/downloads/gargoyle_ispyisail.php for the latest releases
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