RMerlin
Asuswrt-Merlin dev
Yes to both questions.
Asuswrt-Merlin 378.53 is now available
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Yes to both questions.
regarding the policy routing for openvpn client.
I've tested using 0.0.0.0 for the client IP to catch all clients and this leaves no clients using the VPN instead of all going through the tunnel. This is opposite behavior from the documentation.
I can confirm that 0.0.0.0 for destination IP DOES work for all IP that I've tested.
I've tested using 0.0.0.0 for the client IP to catch all clients and this leaves no clients using the VPN instead of all going through the tunnel. This is opposite behavior from the documentation.
I can confirm that 0.0.0.0 for destination IP DOES work for all IP that I've tested.
Well, I haven't tried building it myself yet, I've just been using the inspector. It does seem that nvram_get("wan1_upnp_enable") either isn't getting set to 0 when I save the UPnP Settings on the WAN page. I'm not using dual WAN btw.
Trying just building it with the if statement as
Code:
if(wan0_unpn_enable == 0 && wan1_upnp_enable == 0){
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RMerlin
Asuswrt-Merlin dev
Don't use policy-based routing if you want to redirect all traffic to all destinations - use the "All traffic" mode instead. I suspect the kernel "optimizes" something when you create a rule "all to all", because "all to something" and "something to all" cases both work correctly.
thanks. what is the difference now between "no" and "all traffic" ?
ssideratos
Occasional Visitor
Had to thank RMerlin for this release and all his hard work in general.
I use and love tomato on my RT-n66u, especially for it's excellent QOS, and "Access Restriction" filtering features, and general ease of use. But when I upgraded one of my routers to the RT-AC68u, tomato was just not ready for it. I installed RMerlin's 376.47 and it has served me well.
RMerlin's 376.47 has served me well, but it's time to upgrade, as I understand that there are many security holes that have been plugged since then. I have been following the change logs and github changes, and in testimony to the trust I place in RMerlin's judgement to do the right thing with respect to making a usable and as trouble-free build as possible, I will be installing 378.53 over the next week.
Maybe it's because I'm getting older, but I value stability over not yet ready for prime-time features more and more. RMerlin, thanks for taking care of many minor bugs and annoyances, and for making all our lives just a little easier and more pleasant. I also appreciate every contribution you make to Shibby's tomato project, as I love that firmware's design, but can't afford to spend more days trouble-shooting things that aren't working properly than I already do. I've been following that project too, and notice progress being made, but I think it needs a few more builds for it's stability to mature.
Thanks for taking care of us.
I use and love tomato on my RT-n66u, especially for it's excellent QOS, and "Access Restriction" filtering features, and general ease of use. But when I upgraded one of my routers to the RT-AC68u, tomato was just not ready for it. I installed RMerlin's 376.47 and it has served me well.
RMerlin's 376.47 has served me well, but it's time to upgrade, as I understand that there are many security holes that have been plugged since then. I have been following the change logs and github changes, and in testimony to the trust I place in RMerlin's judgement to do the right thing with respect to making a usable and as trouble-free build as possible, I will be installing 378.53 over the next week.
Maybe it's because I'm getting older, but I value stability over not yet ready for prime-time features more and more. RMerlin, thanks for taking care of many minor bugs and annoyances, and for making all our lives just a little easier and more pleasant. I also appreciate every contribution you make to Shibby's tomato project, as I love that firmware's design, but can't afford to spend more days trouble-shooting things that aren't working properly than I already do. I've been following that project too, and notice progress being made, but I think it needs a few more builds for it's stability to mature.
Thanks for taking care of us.
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Can somebody please help me.
When I was on 378.51, I was able to telnet to the router without any problem but after upgrading to 378.53, why am I seeing all these strange text when I use PuTTY to telnet to the router? Thanks.
you have SSH enabled in the router but you're using telnet in putty. you should make sure telnet is disabled in the router and use the SSH setting for putty.
Shonk
Senior Member
Any chance of updating the AC66 Binaries when you have time
http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/wireless/RT-AC66U/GPL_RT_AC66U_30043784850.zip
http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/wireless/RT-AC66U/GPL_RT_AC66U_30043784850.zip
Thanks for your work and feedback; especially for the ad blocker. It does affect a little the performance ( 880-900 mbps ad blocker enabled, 930+ with it disabled ) but that is somehow to be expected I guess, more processing power required; it's not a big impact and it's worth it. I'll need a few more days to test the blocking functionality on multiple devices, but it's a great feature to have.
Edit: I'm using AC56U
Edit: I'm using AC56U
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Is there a command to verify the code was accepted or just wait and see if the log does not log any overflow errors ?
oric1
Regular Contributor
RMerlin
Asuswrt-Merlin dev
No means that no Internet traffic will go through the tunnel. This is mostly useful if you are using a tunnel to connect to a remote network, rather than a way to hide your Internet traffic. "all traffic" means all Internet traffic gets redirected, which is the same as the former "Yes" setting.
RMerlin
Asuswrt-Merlin dev
I've already taken what I needed.
RMerlin
Asuswrt-Merlin dev
Just reboot your router afterward to ensure it gets immediately applied.
RMerlin
Asuswrt-Merlin dev
I also found a website that was completely blocked (Bethesda's online store) by WRS, forcing me to disable it to be able to access the site and proceed with my purchase.
To be really useful, the ad blocker would need at least some kind of whitelist/blacklisting capability, something currently not possible, and probably never going to appear since Asus has dropped work on the ad blocker.
Danny Sasmita Natapradja
Occasional Visitor
I did reinstall but this time I erase nvram before upgrade then I clear browser cookies and now works. Maybe it was nvram or cookies problem. Thank you
RMerlin
Asuswrt-Merlin dev
Most likely was that you already had the previous IP resolved and in cache. A reboot of either the router or the computer might have done the trick as well.
RMerlin
Asuswrt-Merlin dev
Tip for features that rely on the Web Reputation System (ad blocker, malware site blocker and parental control): the following command shows what URLs were processed, what category they were classified in (I don't know the list, but 88 is for an ad site), and whether an URL was allowed or blocked. Over SSH:
Code:
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