Quote from: nero355 on September 26, 2026, 02:38:14 PMBut I was thinking...Great idea. But then I searched for the model numbers and openwrt and no result unfortunately.
Any chance that there is some kind of alternative firmware available for these things ?!
Slapping OpenWRT on them for example would solve the whole issue pretty easily! :)
Quote from: nero355 on September 26, 2026, 02:54:03 PMWhat is missing or not compatible for you exactly ?
To name a few :
Port Forward = Destination NAT now.
Outbound NAT = Becoming Source NAT now.
Firewall Rules (called Legacy now) that got migrated to Firewall Rules [new] are simply Firewall Rules now.
In the end it's all the same, but just a bit different, however if you are missing something then the developers need to know that ;)
Quote from: ou1 on September 26, 2026, 10:04:57 AMYes, unfortunately at 1650 EUR (current price) and 45W typical power usage, this puts it out of reach for me as a home user.My whole network was something like € 1300 (Router/Switches/Accesspoints/Cables/etc.) years ago so paying more than that for just one appliance is a bit too much indeed :)
QuoteMy M920q setup was under 400EUR including the X710 card and typically uses <20W.That was this : https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=50846.msg268263#msg268263
Not really comparable, an ancient mini PC with a hole cut into it and a fan over the hole, but it's silent and it gets the job done.
QuoteMaybe they didn't anticipate 10G internet to be so readily available when they designed the DEC750.Whatever the reason was : I am a big fan of simply using OPNsense-like software on some DIY-ish hardware setup anyway :)
Quote from: prutz0r on September 26, 2026, 11:01:03 AMYup!QuoteNow to answer your question about VLANs partially :That would be the situation without VLANs that I have right now I think?
- When your OPNsense Interface is just the Default LAN for example you need to transport it as UNTAGGED to a Switch or Accesspoint.
QuoteYup!Quote- When your OPNsense Interface has VLANs assigned to it you need to transport them as TAGGED to a Switch or Accesspoint.My default LAN will be VLAN 10 so that would mean connection from router to switch is tagged?
QuoteSounds like a plan! :)Quote- VLANs from Switches to Accesspoints go TAGGED too unless you are doing something special for whatever reason.This system is completely unaware of VLANs, it's not like Ubiquity where you apply a VLAN to an SSID so I would think the traffic is untagged anyway to the MR interface that connects the access points to the rest of the network and the internet? And then apply a fixed PVID to the relevant switch port?
Simple common example of "Something special" :
Some equipment needs to have it's Management Network transported as UNTAGGED instead of TAGGED.
Since your MESH units probably don't know what to do with VLANs on the "Switch side" you will need to do something like this, because both the regular traffic and management traffic will go via the same connection/network :)