1.Install the SS Package:

To set up a basic internet connection using OpenWrt's SS (Simple Server Communication) service, follow these organized steps:

• Ensure the 'ss' package is installed. If not, run sudo apt install openwrt-ss to install it.

2. Create a .ss Configuration File:

   • Create a file named .ss in your home directory. This file will contain the SS configuration.
   • Include the protocol type and port number. For example:

     protocol type ss
     port 88

3. Set Up the Internet Connection:

   • Use the wwmiport command to specify the protocol and port. For example:

     wwmiport 88

   • This command connects to the internet using the configured SS protocol.

4. Connect to the Internet:

   • Use the wwmi command to start connecting to the internet. For example:

     wwmi88

   • This connects to the internet at the specified port.

5. Handle Multiple Connections:

   • If connecting to multiple networks, use wwmiportlist with the ports you want to connect to. For example:

     wwmiportlist 88 8443

   • This allows connecting to ports 88 and 8443 simultaneously.

6. Verify the Connection:

   • Use wwmiconfig or wwmiport again to check the connection status. For example:

     wwmiport 88

   • Ensure the connection is active.

7. Troubleshooting:

   • If there are errors, check the connection status using wwmiconfig.
   • If the connection is lost, consider cleaning the openwrt environment using sudo nano /etc/openwrt.conf and modifying the default field.

8. Considerations:

   • The connection is restricted to 512 MB, so be cautious with large files.
   • Ensure the computer is in the correct mode and Wi-Fi adapter is configured properly.

By following these steps, you can effectively set up and connect to the internet using OpenWrt's SS service. Testing each command and verifying the connection status will help ensure smooth operation.