RUT 951 Connecting WAN to an access point

Hi All

I am new to RUT routers. I am sure this must have been answered but I can’t find the right thread. Can anyone help?

I have a RUT 951 for my motorhome. My goal is to use a wifi access point when one is provided by a camp site and cellular data when there is no access point available.

Accordingly, my network topology looks like this:

the WAN interface ‘WifiOffload’ has a gateway metric of 1:

and is currently connected to ssid ‘BTHUB…’ acting as a client (connected to my home wifi as a test).

[The above picture shows a signal of 0% but this has been resolved by firmware R_00.07_09]

When I am connected a device on the LAN (via wifi to RUT951_1314) then all of my WAN traffic goes through WAN interface mob1s2a1. If doesn’t go through ‘WifiOffload’

Even if I configure ‘WifiOffload’ to use a wired connection (to my home broadband router) I see the same.

What do I need to do to configure a wireless client / WAN interface to serve the LAN?

Many thanks

Neil

In desperation I have just done a factory reset to remove the possibility of me doing something wrong.

I’ve put connect a working ethernet cable in physical ‘WAN’ port.

Still, I can’t see anything through that WAN interface. If I turn off the cellular interfaces it get no WAN access…

I can ping 8.8.8.8 but I can’t open a browser to any webpage.

As an ‘out of the box’ configuration I thought (from other posts) this would work?

Thanks
Neil

Hi,
change you “lan” IP to i.e.: 192.168.22.1
Now you have overlap with your “lan” and “wan”. Both are in the same subnet 192.168.1.0/24

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Thank you Simonas… very much appreciated. It was driving me mad. It’s now working.
As you can probably guess. I don’t have to configure many networks. Once you pointed that out it made sense.

Cheers
Neil

Hi @nestall ,

Apologies for the delayed response. It looks like @Simonas has already assisted you with this, and I’m glad to hear everything is working well now! If you run into any further issues, don’t hesitate to reach out.

Best regards,
Lukas