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Take an UniFi AP or UniFi AC AP and deploy OpenWRT to it. It'll come up as an authoritative DHCP server, which is (a) completely unexpected, as no reasonable network will have authoritative DHCP servers running on access points, and (b) disruptive.
I think that default configuration for access points should be any of, in the order decreasing preference:
DHCP client with fallback to static configuration
Just DHCP client
Static configuration
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The OpenWRT software runs on all types of machines. What you describe appears to be OpenWRT's default configuration. Have you tried compiling a custom firmware?
The images are not built to differentiate between the OEM's originally intended use of a device.
The device could also be used as a Wireless router with no LAN ports.
Why is this config disruptive...it actually follows the OpenWRT user's manual?
whitequark:
Take an UniFi AP or UniFi AC AP and deploy OpenWRT to it. It'll come up as an authoritative DHCP server, which is (a) completely unexpected, as no reasonable network will have authoritative DHCP servers running on access points, and (b) disruptive.
I think that default configuration for access points should be any of, in the order decreasing preference:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: