Recent content by ags

So to bring closure to this question - I ended up getting the BE58Go. I figure I can use it as a travel router after I'm no longer in this transitional living situation. It took me a full day to get it setup correctly, but not sure exactly why. It seems I had something wrong with DNS settings. I...

Ugh. What router would you recommend that offers that feature (non-commercial referred)?

I have an Asus RT-AC88U wireless router with stock firmware. It is configured as I'd like for all my devices. I've recently moved, temporarily staying with a friend. I'd like to be able to "recreate" my network as a separate (sub?) network "hanging" off her current network (T-Mobile home...

I have several LAN devices that I want access to from LAN and WAN. I am running a NAS that supports reverse proxy and am considering using it to allow human-readable naming (and access) to the LAN endpoints. I've researched but unsurprisingly there does not seem to be consensus about security of...

I have still not solved my problem. I did determine that a corrupted cert was causing httpd to fail, restart, fail... etc. I was able to ssh and replace the certificate with a valid one. However, the root/intermediate certificates are expired, and I've found no way to replace them. Asus support...

What would you recommend as a not-garbage router?

Is it just me? That looks like you just disabled http, https, and saving certificates. I guess if it works for you...

I updated to the latest firmware, thinking if there were updated certs they'd be included. I would use the web interface for uploading certs, but that seems to not work properly (particularly since I have a non-public (private) WAN address, my ISP blocks port 80, and I don't use DDNS). I am...

I updated to the latest firmware (3.0.0.4.386_45987) and it did not include updated root certs. My cert is valid but the intermediate (R3) and root (DST Root CA X3) are expired. My cert is from R3 but on my NAS I was able to update the "chain" with a new R3 cert issued by ISRG Root X1. I've read...

A separate post revealed (thanks to RMerlin for the response) that certificates can be manually (e.g. ssh command line) installed in /jffs/.cert directory. I now have a functioning web interface. However, it is still not trusted, since the root and intermediate certificates are expired. I've...

Exactly - I was offering that what you said explained why I saw httpd instead of lighttpd in the logs... Now I have a new problem - the root and intermediate certs are expired. Can I just concatenate them into the single file (/jffs/.cert/cert.pem) or do I need to install that somewhere else...

Thanks RMerlin!! That was the ticket. I replaced the cert.key and the server restarted and I'm up again. I think I may just use this method to update the certs. When I last tried using the web/UI, I had problems (and ultimately corrupted them and crashed the server). I don't use DDNS, but I...

I used the same type certs from Let's Encrypt as worked before for me (I have to upload them manually since my ISP blocks port 80 and the automatic system doesn't work). Do you know where those certs are located on the router file system so can delete them? I am hoping that would allow me to...

I posted separately about not being able to access the router web interface after I had updated the certificates. Further research provided some clues. It looks like the certificates are bad, and the server daemon tries to start periodically but crashes due to the bad certs. Seems like the next...

Aha! - I found something in syslog: This makes sense as it appears something is wrong the the key/cert I tried to update, or the code that reads and installs it. This was the last operation I performed using the web interface before it became non-functional. Any ideas on how to remove the...