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Interesting... I will play around with it a bit more and try to find what fixes the problem and what does not. I will report my findings here once I...

I can attest to the same behavior with a pfSense appliance (running the latest 23.01 Netgate firmware) combined with a WAX206 and an EX6120 (both Netgear, both Mediatek hardware) running...

for device in `ls /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/*/proxy_arp | awk -F'/' '{print $7}'`; do sysctl -w net.ipv4.conf.$device.proxy_arp=1; sysctl -w net.ipv4.conf.$device.proxy_arp_pvlan=1; done Added to /etc/rc.local and I enabled ProxyARP on the WLAN Advanced Settings....

Well, the oddity is interesting indeed but I am not using a bridge on my pfSense appliance, and it strikes me as weird too that it causes issues with rc2+...

Try adding `option proxy_arp '1'` in /etc/config/wireless in de iface config. Depending on the OpenWRT version, it is either in Advanced Settings (21.xx) or under 'WLAN Roaming' (22.xx). Silly enough...

I encountered something while working on this, with the proxy_arp (+_pvlan) set to on on all interfaces set to 1 I would get an occational ICMP redirect to a non...

I have done some testing myself. It seems the proxy_arp setting in the WLAN config does not affect the interface config at the kernel level :thinking: The funny thing is...

I had to allow some time to pass before I threw it out here to make sure... I think my problems are solved, but not by tinkering with settings on...

I realised that I did not have the issue on the Netgear own firmware either... Maybe it will help to compare linux kernel configuration and defaults between OpenWRT and Netgear...

During my investigations, see the OP on this. I am not able to test that any time soon, but he manages to fix it by adding an arp entry in...