Recent content by Adrian Knight

Nobody know's what has been fixed, it's a secret. even the routine to fetch the release notes when a firmware update is available is broken:- cat /tmp/webs_upgrade.log ---- update real normal---- ---- odmpid : ---- ---- productid : 3004 384 21140 ---- ---- odmpid : ---- ---- productid ...

Step 5. Better you use "cru l" since maybe the admin account name has been changed.

I did run a search before making the post and it did not return any results, but thanks for the links.

Would anyone have an idea what these are in the syslog? kernel: jffs2: warning: (716) jffs2_sum_write_data: Not enough space for summary, padsize = -1309 kernel: jffs2: warning: (716) jffs2_sum_write_data: Not enough space for summary, padsize = -799 kernel: jffs2: warning: (716)...

Do not use media server, samba or ftp, below is the location in the file, domain= is line 13 min-port=4096 domain=<ROUTER HOSTNAME> expand-hosts It does not look like this was the cause anyway, more of a placebo effect of dnsmasq being restarted, max response time has hit 153ms since...

I done a reboot and checked, it's back in /etc/dnsmasq.conf, so I have had to disable reboot schedule for the moment.

It already is:- nvram show|grep domain ipv61_get_domain= ipv6_get_domain= lan1_domain= lan_domain= local_domain=router.asus.com

Have not set the domain name at the moment, but I have removed the domain= from /etc/dnsmasq.conf and restarted dnsmasq and the response time is now 4ms, will monitor over a period of time. Then need to try and work out what sets this. Thanks to ALL for your input.

@krp maybe a stupid question but where do I set the domain name on the router and would localdomain.com be ok as we do not have a domain. looking in /etc/dnsmasq.conf the domain= entry is set to the name of the router, is that normal if the domain is empty?

Yes the domain name is blank. The monitor is not querying a domain, but the IP address of the router and you can see the result of the query not via the router forward in the screenshot, the 4 DNS groups below the Gateway/DHCP: RT-AC86U-7C80 group.

I know it shouldn't but I am clutching at straws now :( I do not do anything none standard with the local domain name. I have triple checked /etc/dnsmasq.conf and everything looks good. I would love to use Merlin's firmware but I need AiMess capability :(

Yes it's set to auto and I have checked /etc/resolv.conf and /tmp/resolv.dnsmasq to confirm all is correct, I have tried changing them to the google dns and also open dns, but the response times are still slow. I am now wondering if it could be because of the DHCP static list, because I noticed...

Thanks for the input. We are experiencing a pause going between websites which is why I started monitoring the router, also mobile devices which check quality of the connection are saying it slow, when in reality the connection is not slow. The router is new (moved from AC68U) and was factory...

These links should help. https://ibb.co/ku1jx8 https://ibb.co/gBMWAT The drop is when my laptop was turned off whilst I was sleeping ;)

I do not see anything in syslog after using that command, have also tried SIGUSR1