i have no idea why. I was trying to follow the logic that WAN was eth1 and LAN eth0. Quite frankly, I am lost with this stuff. I thought i had a clue but not anymore. So, i should have one of the...

Well, I thought all was good until I hooked it up to the modem and all.Devices connect and obtain an IP Address , however, no internet access. Back to the drawing board. Am able to get to the...

R1D2 wrote Your router has two interfaces: eth0 for WAN/WAN6 and eth1 for LAN. So it is one of the devices with two separate network interfaces I mentioned above. SW-Ports 0 to 3 (corresponding to...

See below, got it working.

R1D2 wrote Menu Network->Switch. Add a VLAN, mark port to be used as untagged, make sure to set to Off for all other VLANs and tagged for CPU trunk, then click Save: Next, go to menu...

R1D2 wrote Menu Network->Switch. Add a VLAN, mark port to be used as untagged, make sure to set to Off for all other VLANs and tagged for CPU trunk, then click Save: Next, go to menu...