Recent content by AlexHK

Sorry I am late to the party. Does ASUS now force https? Guess it's time for me to finally enter the modern age ;) I am greeted with this on port 80

Do most of these adapters support VLAN tags? I am specifically interested if the locally available MA2500D from GoCoax (@gocoax ?) supports VLAN tags. If not, I'll have to order the Kiwee KB-M3-02 from the US.

Yup, that's what I meant with "no error, what you see only shows because I have verbose enabled". If verbose is off in the console, there is nothing at all (on the sitemap tab).

Clicking scMerlin tab: Clicking Sitemap tab (no error, what you see only shows because I have verbose enabled);

I noticed on my BE86U that the sitemap doesn't show (it's working on AX86U). Not that I need it, but I just wanted to post this. Not sure how to "debug". scMerlin 2.5.8

I noticed some strange behavior recently (couple of months), but I am not entirely sure if it's YazDHCP related. I have 88 DHCP reservations using YazDHCP at the moment if that matters (half of that I should probably clean up one of these days). When I change device names and change icons, it...

That's a good idea, thanks. I wish YazFi or another add-on would allow scheduling. Not sure if I am ready to move "back" to Asus firmware for this reason only.

I've been using Parental Controls > Time Scheduling to disable the internet for our FireTV stick and the TV itself for a while. But once the internet stops, the kids can still move to our local Plex server and keep watching from there. Any idea if there is an easy fix to this? I have no...

Just to clarify, the router is doing the DNS, no other server. Router #1: 192.168.0.1 server.lan dnsmasq.conf: server=/client.lan/192.168.3.1 (= send DNS queries for client.lan to 192.168.3.1 which is the router at the other end of the VPN tunnel) Router #2: 192.168.3.1 client.lan...

Seems dnsmasq considers 192.168.3.1 as upstream server, for which the rebind protection kicks in if enabled. man dnsmasq: If rebind protection is enabled and I don't use rebind-domain-ok=/client.lan/ the router logs possible DNS-rebind attack detected: host.client.lan and it won't resolve...

If DNS rebind protection is enabled (WAN>Enable DNS rebind protection) it needs to be disabled for this to work, or probably safer 'whitelist' the domain with the rebind-domain-ok option in /jffs/configs/dnsmasq.conf.add: interface=tun* server=/client.lan/192.168.3.1 rebind-domain-ok=/client.lan/

I can confirm, YazDHCP works fine with my main AC86U and additional AC86U AiMesh node. Lots of my (ESP/Tasmota) devices connect to my AiMesh node instead the main router as they are physically closer to the AiMesh node. I didn't encounter any problems so far and it has been a while.

Are you using Tasmota firmware on your smart plugs? If so, Asus might not be a good choice and you may need to use static IP addresses on your Tasmota devices (that's what I am doing).

I just tried to reproduce this, but everything seems to work. Same router AC86U, same firmware v386.7_2. I used to have 63 DHCP devices, now I entered a few more and rebooted the router. /jffs/addons/YazDHCP.d/.hostnames now has 68 hostnames. Wireless 5GHz still working.

For me it was an .XML file (also using Firefox), but renaming to .CFG works just fine to re-import. -- // -- Another question, are we supposed to remove the USB drive before updating? I've never used USB flash drives on the AC86U before, but today installed Entware so the USB drive might stay...