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--- ipv6_tunnel_at_home [2015/04/04 18:20] – [- Global Scenarion] samer
+++ ipv6_tunnel_at_home [2015/04/04 18:31] (current) – [1.1- IPv4 Configuration] samer
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   * The Ethernet interface is connected to your home set-top box.
   * The WiFi interface creates a local area network and connects the home equipment.
-==== -- IPv4 Configuration====
+===== -- IPv4 Configuration=====
+Start by configuring Ethernet and WLAN interfaces on the MR3020 in two different IP networks. As the Ethernet interface is connected to the set-top box, it is important to adapt the following configuration to your environment by choosing an appropriate subnet and gateway. The WiFi interface has an address in a subnet of your choice.
-The following assumptions determine the scenario of this deployement
+<WRAP center round tip 100%>
-  - The
+Note that in OpenWrt, the configuration uses logical names for interfaces, such as ''wan'' for ''eth0''.
-Start by configuring the Ethernet and the WLAN interfaces on the MR3020 in two different IP networks.
+</WRAP>
 <file autoconf /etc/config/network>
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         option ipaddr '192.168.66.1'
         option netmask '255.255.255.0'
-        option ip6addr '2a01:240:fe00:80ab::1/64'
+        option ip6addr '2a01:240:xxxx:yyyy::1/64'
 </file>
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         option dest             wan
 </file>
 ==== -- IPv6 Configuration====
 <code bash>