yes indeed. hang in there…
find SPI firewall and disable it.
are your clients getting 192.168.182.x dhcp addresses? or are they getting dhcp from the Lan side of the hotspot router? or even from the pimary normal router….
turn off the hotspot routers LAN dhcp server….
make sure hotspot routers WAN gateway is the ip of your first, normal router. ie 192.168.1.1
there was one more thing but i dont remember. you are very close….
ow, send it another ROUTER SETUP COMMAND FOR THIS LOCATION from the hotspotsystem.com control panel
select Locations, click the location, then scroll down
select all this crap
DD-WRT v24 NoKaid/Standard/Mega/Special
Set router's internal IP to: 192.168.20 .1
Setup type: Single/First router at this location
now comes the tricky part.
i find that you have to be connected to the hotspot router thru a cable and network card. so you might have to change the LAN ip to access it via ethernet cable and LAN socket (192.168.1.1) reboot, login, send the command, reboot, change the ip back (192.168.20.1), reboot
the router must also be connected to the internet.
goto the Administration section and paste the new command in and run it.
this should reactivate the router, but it has to be connected to the internet thru the WAN port as well to link up to the system at that time