[luci] button/hostname/DMZ host

[Rob Schalken]

Hi ~JoW 
 
Hereby my answers (and new questions):

1)
> I want to edit the admin-mini module! I want to replace the textbox of
> the ESSID from WLAN-Scan table with a button, on which
> I can press and the ESSID will be placed in the Local Network ESSID box
> (wifi.lua). I created the following source, which creates buttons
> But the title of the ESSID has been incorrect and the autoapply does not
> work (only for the first button), the ssid_value is not set!!!
> It has to do something with the table which I do not understand! What am
> I doing wrong??????? Could someone help me please

>> I can't test it right now but I'll look into it and comment on it the
>> next days.

Ok Thanx!

2)
> The hostname is only updated (in header.htm) by startup?? Not realtime??

>> Do you mean the hostname in the <title> element?

Yes, that is the one I meant!

3)
> When using the client mode and then DHCP, the hostname has not been recognized by the DHCP server (exchange 
> server) ??

>> The OpenWrt dhcp client didn't send the local hostname?

Yes correct, Is there a possibility to enable this (I looked already in
make menuconfig but could not find it)???

4)
> Is there a possibility to implement an DMZ host?

>> This should be possible. Do you want to map all public ports to aspecific lan host or just selected ones (e.g. just port >> forwarding) ?

OK, you mean select the complete range for a specific host by port
forwarding And you have your DMZ host??

Best regards,
 
Rob Schalken

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