thanks for your assistance, i was able to set up WiFi thru Ethernet connections. Once WiFi is set up, i rebooted and remove RJ-45 cable. Now it's hashing via WiFi. I can see that it's hashing at the pool. But I have one minor issue, I can not access the web interface using the WiFi ip address, it loads up for "LuCI - Lua Configuration Interface" a second but then get the "can not connect" error message.
That is the only drawback at the moment when using wifi. From what I understand you can only access that through a wired connection.
I'm not using my wifi, so I don't have it showing up on my network configuration file. If you have time and you connect via ethernet and can ssh to you miner: issue the following commands (with enter keys between the 2 commands for visible separation)
Code:
ssh root@your.miner.ip.address.wan
clear
cat /etc/config/network
[enter-key]
[enter-key]
cat /etc/config/firewall
clear
cat /etc/config/network
[enter-key]
[enter-key]
cat /etc/config/firewall
Depending on how brave you are; you may be able look at the last portion of that /etc/config/firewall and see the rules are allowed for interface name wan for 22 (ssh), 80 (web/http), and 4028 (cgminer api, i think). I would do the additions on the /etc/firewall.user so as not to mess with system files as that seems to be the location for adding firewall rules for "users". Use the interface name for the wifi you see on /etc/config/network
Personally; I wouldn't be able to live without connecting to both of my miners everwhere. I'm having dinner with the wife and I look at the Ants. We're here at yogurtland and I'm ssh'ed to one Ant and web-monitoring both Ants
