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The USB150 presents itself to a host pc as an ethernet interface (via USB). When connected to a computer, the computer will receive a DHCP address from the microrouter. The Microrouter has a 2Ghz wifi card inside that meshes to other AREDN nodes via RF (once it is flashed with AREDN firmware)

no worries @DeltaMac. You are correct about the use-case of AREDN. I am a developer (and Board Member) of AREDN, Inc. the GL.inet USB150 not only gets power from USB, but, also is an ethernet interface. This is a new device (in our nightly build) to our project so we are working thru the...

good feedback. Thanks. I have a GL.iNet USB150 microrouter device (USB) It is OpenWRT based. I replaced the original firmware with AREDN firmware (also based on OpenWRT). www.arednmesh.org The AREDN firmware has network definitions for: WAN Traffic is tagged to VLAN1 (eth0.1) LAN traffic...

Did i explain this properly, or, is it just not possible?

Hi, I have the following scenario and am trying to get this to work on OSX 10.14.4: I have a USB ethernet dongle that is connected to my local LAN. (192.168.0.x network) I have another USB ethernet dongle that is a microrouter. The microrouter expects untagged packets to be on the LAN of...