

Editing the LAN interface Entering a static IP for OpenWRT LAN

ip addr Check LAN access IPĪfter accessing the Interfaces tab, let’s select “Edit” on the LAN interface, as shown in the figure below. That way, if in doubt, you can directly type in the OpenWRT virtual machine the command below to check the IPs. Remember that this IP may vary depending on its implementation. In this case, virtualbox gave the IP 192.168.56.102 to the OpenWRT virtual machine. The first step is to access the IP of the VirtualBox interface that is in “host-only” mode. Modifying the OpenWRT interface in VirtualBox
