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    Asus rt-n66u

    You can still use your "old" router safely with John's fork of Merlin firmware. More information you can find here https://www.snbforums.com/threads/fork-asuswrt-merlin-374-lts-release-52e7.76314
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    [HACKED?] SSH not working all of a sudden (and strange log lines) - RTAC87U

    Rule No.1: The only router port opened to the external world shall be the port OpenVPN server listening to! Following this rule also allows to minimise the risk using older router, which does not receive security updates anymore. The OpenVPN is very robust from the security point of view.
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3004.388.5 is now available

    Dirty upgrade from 388.4. No issues so far. Thank you @RMerlin !
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    VPN Server on port 53/443?

    I am using the tls-crypt directive, which is the next level to tls-auth. It does not reduce the noise in log file but stops the scanners at earlier stage.
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    VPN Server on port 53/443?

    Yes, but if the client is in restrictive environment this is the only possible solution. The port scanners just flood the log file. Yes, the DPI engines can detect the OpenVPN traffic, but they are used mainly in extremely restrictive environments like China (GFW) and other states with...
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    VPN Server on port 53/443?

    My OpenVPN server works on TCP port 443 many years without problems. I don't use any "AI" things from Asus :) Running the server on 443 is generally the only possible solution when the client is in very restrictive environment. But it doesn't help in the case of Great Firewall of China (GFW) :)
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3004.388.4 is now available

    Dirty upgraded from 388.2_2. No issues so far. Thank you, @RMerlin !
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    ASUS urges customers to patch critical router vulnerabilities

    It is interesting that in the list we have VPN server and port forwarding. I am curious how they might be vulnerable. This at least breaks my strong believe in the Rule #1: "the only port open to the WAN shall be the port OpenVPN server is listening on". The believe that any vulnerability of...
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    amtm Disk Check cannot fix the errors on USB flash

    Yes, the flash might be on its last legs and I am prepared for that. But this does not explain why when the disk FS is clean the AMTM failed to upgrade Entware packages while the opkg manual upgrade went fine.
  10. netware5

    [TUTORIAL] Installing Rtorrent on AsusWrt Merlin routers through Entware

    Exactly!
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    amtm Disk Check cannot fix the errors on USB flash

    Did it and now the file system is clean. Thank you for the advice! But the problem with Entware update persisted. The AMTM says that 35 packages should be updated, but after running update nothing happens. Solved the problem by running manually "opkg upgrade" and everything went fine. Maybe...
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    amtm Disk Check cannot fix the errors on USB flash

    Hi guys! The Entware won't update. I decided to check the AMTM Disk Check log. Wed Jun 14 21:39:09 DST 2023 Waited 26s for NTP to sync date Wed Jun 14 21:39:09 DST 2023 Probing 'ext2' on device /dev/sda1 Running disk check v3.1, with command 'e2fsck -p' on /dev/sda1 Data contains a file system...
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    Malware /jffs/updater script.

    The presence of proton.me domain in the script is very strange. It belongs to the Proton Mail, which is well known as an extremely secure mail, vpn and cloud storage service. Personally I have an ultimate trust to them. Maybe it is in the script just by coincidence or have been put there just to...
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 388.2 is now available for select models

    Dirty upgrade from 388.1. No issues so far. Thank you, Merlin!
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 388.1 is now available for all supported Wifi 6 models

    Dirty upgrade from 386.8, no issues so far. Thank you, @RMerlin !
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 386.8 is now available for specific models

    The same is with my router. BTW I reverted back to 386.7_2 and the CPU temperature didn't changed - again it is 5-6 degrees higher. Then upgraded again to 386.8 - no change. All transitions 386.7_2->386.8->386.7_2->386.8 were dirty. May be I should try a factory reset, but it requires permission...
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 386.8 is now available for specific models

    Yes, exactly. If you check my post again you may see the name of the person with HW A1, I quoted his/her post. That person is not you, definitely.
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 386.8 is now available for specific models

    The question was not addressed to you as your router is H/W A1.1 while mine and the router of the person I asked are H/W A1.
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 386.8 is now available for specific models

    These temperatures mean nothing. They depend on ambient temperature in the room and other factors. What is important is the difference between 386.7_2 and 386.8. Did you compared the CPU temperature between 386.7_2 and 386.8?
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    Release Asuswrt-Merlin 386.8 is now available for specific models

    You are with H/W A1.1, I am with A1 .... That is the difference. Seems to be that 386.8 increased the CPU temperature with 5 degrees on H/W A1 ...
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