I set my router to wireless client bridge mode, but now I am unable to access the admin page with 192.168.1.1 ; which I was using right before setting it to client mode. I did not change anything besides putting it client mode, have I missed something here?
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Tomato Wireless Client Bridge Mode Issue
- Thread starter madh83
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I'm plugged into the first lan port, I haven't changed it.
I do have two routers, one broadcasting and one receiving. Tomato is on the receiving one, and the broadcasting router is set to a completely different ip address.
I've actually already reset it once over the same issue, it just seems odd that I cannot access the admin page.
I do have two routers, one broadcasting and one receiving. Tomato is on the receiving one, and the broadcasting router is set to a completely different ip address.
I've actually already reset it once over the same issue, it just seems odd that I cannot access the admin page.
Do all your clients including the tomato use the broadcasting router ip address as their gateway?
Yes, that is correct.
That same thing happened to me. I ended up flashing to DD-WRT instead.
I did this half a year ago or so. I found that bridging only seemed to work for me if both routers were running tomato.
Thanks for this, I ended up switching to dd wrt and it works fine now. For some reason tomato also had some latency issues as well, and it all works fine now with ddwrt.