●─ Basic Options ───────────────────────●
SSID : [dietpi]
Key : [password]
Frequency : [2.4 GHz]
Channel : [3]
802.11n : [Off] WiFi 4 support
802.11ac : [Off] WiFi 5 support
802.11ax : [Off] WiFi 6 support
●─ Routing ─────────────────────────────●
Connectivity : [On] WLAN ⇆ WAN | connect to internet
[On] WLAN ⇆ LAN | connect to local net
[On] WLAN ⇆ WLAN | allow wifi clients to see each other
[Off] manual configuration
●─ Additional Options ──────────────────●
Country : [DE]
●─ Toggle State ────────────────────────●
State : [On] | Select to turn off hotspot
●─ Apply ───────────────────────────────●
Apply : Save all changes and restart networking
Because for the love of all that is holy,
I’m apparently not smart enough to figure that out my self…
Not sure which setting is not clear but this is my translation if it helps.
SSID - this is what you see when you try to connect to your hotspot
Key - the password you would set and give out to people that want to join your hotspot.
Frequency - should be 2.4 or 5 depending on equipment logging in, most modern stuff uses 5 Ghz which is faster but 2.4 GHz is most universal.
Channel - go with default number or you can pick numbers to see what gets better signal, for 2.4GHz go with 1,6 or 11.
802.X - this is also related to the equipment logging in, I would turn on at least .Xn and .Xac.
Connectivity - the explanations and graphics on that setting are pretty good leave them all on except the manual configuration.
Country - obviously the country your hotspot is in
State - on or off
Apply - you need to activate that after you have made changes.
I am no expert but maybe that helps get you going.