Link Management
Uplink Configuration
Set DHCP settings or assign a Static IP
Downlink Configuration (LAN)
BSSID Randomization, MAC Address Assignment
Multiple Uplinks
SPR supports multiple uplink interfaces at once. When more than one uplink is enabled and has a working gateway, outbound traffic is load-balanced across them per connection: a stateless hash of the connection's source and destination addresses selects an uplink, so each connection consistently uses one uplink while different connections spread across all of them. No additional setup is required beyond enabling multiple uplinks.
Monitoring the health of your uplinks and automatically failing over when one goes down is covered in the Internet Health & Failover guide.
Set Uplink Interface IP
It is possibly to configure DHCP settings for an uplink interface.
Enable a WiFi Uplink
In the uplink view, click Configure Wireless
And then fill out your settings
Enable Wired LAN Interface
Currently SPR only supports one Wired LAN interface. An upcoming release will support multiple links.
Adding a USB Ethernet on a PI
To enable it, click the ellipse and save
Enable VLAN Trunk Port
SPR has basic support for the downlink interface being a VLAN Trunk Port. This requires a managed switch. Refer to your switch manual for how to configure the VLAN assignment with 802.1Q.
Next, edit your device that is connected to the managed port and set the VLAN ID corresponding to that port.
MAC and BSSID Randomization
MAC randomization improves privacy. If using SPR as a travel router, MAC randomization will ensure that the travel router's Access Point is not trackable by Apple, Google, and other mobile location databse services.
To use this feature, navigate to the Link Configuration view, and under the Uplink or Downlink panels, select Modify Interface
If SPR is used as with mesh wifi, also consider randomizing the wired backhaul's MAC.