in IP address add 192.168.2.1/24 on interface wlan1
after that, open IP DHCP Server window and go for DHCP Setup
1. choose Interface wlan1
2. make sure that DHCP address space is correct ( it suppose to be 192.168.2.0/24 )
3. the gateway for this server suppose to be 192.168.2.1/24
4. then define the range of addresses, let it be 192.168.2.11-192.168.2.254 (in this case You will have some always free addresses to use in the future)
5. I suggest you to paste DNS addresses which You got from Your Internet service provider
6. Finally change the lease time ( 1d will be enough i think )
Go to IP Firewall, switch to NAT overlap
Add new rule
General overlap:
Chain: srcnat
Out interface: ether1
Action overlap:
action: masquerade
Now, go to wireless and run scanner on interface wlan1
see what is on the ether, You will have to choose some frequency in next step
go to Wireless - Security Profiles
create new profile:
Name it
choose authentication type (may be wpa2 psk)
choose unicast and group ciphers (tkip or aes)
enter the pre-shared key
edit wlan1
In general:
Arp: enabled
In Wireless:
Mode: ap bridge
Band: B/G/N
Channel width: 20/40 above
Frequency: choose something "free"
SSID: name of your wireless network
Wireless protocol: 802.11
Security profile: choose the profile that you create before
Bridge mode: enabled
In HT:
Make sure that all 4 HT Tx & Rx chains are on
In Nstreme:
make sure that polling is on
and Nstreme is off
Apply
Now You can try to connect to your new SSID by using password from created security profile , if I'm right you should have Internet