I had the same issue. I upgraded to the latest firmware then reset to factory defaults. After that my wireless interface did show up under Bridge Selected NICs. Also I found the KB article slightly incomplete. In my case I wanted to simply bridge the wifi to the existing Internal interface. So rather than create a new interface, I changed Internal type from Ethernet to Ethernet bridge. For completeness these are the steps I followed: Upgrade firmware (tested on 9.351-3) - Management > Up2Date Reset to factory defaults - Management > System settings > Reset Configuration - Click Run Factory Reset Now Power on UTM Configure basic UTM - Run wizard, or - Manually create Internal, External interfaces, Internal DHCP, NAT Masq Internal to External, Basic firewall rules for DNS and Web surfing - Make sure you can surf the web from a wired connection Make a backup (it's much quicker to restore while experimenting) - Management Backup/Restore Create wireless network as a Bridge to AP LAN - Wireless Protection > Global Settings - Enable Wireless Protection status - Enable Skip automatic configuration - Click Apply - Wireless Protection > Wireless Networks - Click New Wireless Network - Enter Network name, ssid and encryption mode details - Under Client traffic select Bridge to AP LAN Convert Internal to a bridge interface - Interfaces and Routing > Interfaces > Interfaces - Click Edit on the Internal interface - Under Type select Ethernet Bridge - Check the new wireless network (along with the Internal eth0 interface) - Expand Advanced Bridge and check Allow ARP Broadcasts - Click Save Associate the Wireless network to the Internal AP - Wireless Protection > Access Points > Overview - Click Edit on the internal wireless card (LocalWifi0) - Expand Wireless Networks - Check the new wireless network - Click Save
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