I flashed a Linksys WRT160N V3 to dd-wrt.v24-21061_NEWD-2_K2.6_mini_wrt160nv3.bin.
I followed
THIS INSTRUCTIONAL for configuring DD-WRT as an access point running behind my main router.
I know this is more of a networking issue, but I keep getting the infamous "nzone.sh not found" error. This means the AP isn't getting internet access but is getting intranet.
Exactly how should I be configuring my WAN and LAN IPs? I know the gateway IP needs to be set to the main router IP. Yet disabling the WAN CONNECTION TYPE means I lose access to the Nzone router over the network even when I wire connect using 192.168.1.9 as my laptop IP.
I have one main gateway router and another AP router PLUS the Nzone router. So my IPs are:
MAIN:
192.168.1.1
(connected to FiOS)
AP 1:
192.168.1.2
(connected to main)
Nzone AP:
192.168.1.3
(connected to main as well)
I also set the Nzone AP's gateway to 192.168.1.1 and sometimes it works, mostly it doesn't.
So my main question is this:
How the heck should I be setting my Nzone AP DD-WRT configuration?
I don't want my entire network to have access. I just want the linksys to be a personal hotspot I can get hits from. So I run BOTH the "attwifi" and "NZ@McD1" with only 1 client open with MAC filter set to 3DS.
Should I also enable the MAC clone address when running this command? My 3DS will recognize it, I get the Nintendo Zone, it sometimes gets internet, but after a few streetpasses, it stops. Then I manually change the clone MAC and then get a few more, but the command seems to not be working. Other times it works for a few hours, then just stops and I have to completely reset and start all over. Very frustrating.
Any help would be greatly appreciated at this point.
BTW, love these forums since I bought my DS2 and can't wait for my GW3DS to arrive. I about blew my top when I found this thread. However, I've lost the past week (and sometimes my mind) trying to get it to work. I even stumped a network IT student trying to explain this. So I guess these threads are going to be home for a while...