Recent content by Argh123

Hi, I don't think I can do this, but I setup a port forwading and I want to block the coming from external IP but allow DNS entry. External IP: 123.123.123.123 Port: 443 https://example.com - I want this to work https://123.123.123.123 - I want to block this If there anyway to do this on...

I uploaded a lets encrypt ssl to Asus WebUI and it asked for the .cer and .key I wanted to know where does it store it? I SSHed into the router and still could not find it.

Testing connection from ISP Router LAN to Asus Router LAN (instead of WAN) and see if that will work.

Thank you. I have rebooted and same issue. I will enable NAT acceleration and go back to OpenVPN Server. I am very surprised just enabling Wireguard VPN Server impacts the speed this much. I may get it to work from ISP router to Asus LAN port but prefer not to. I am guessing doing this will...

According to https://www.snbforums.com/threads/i-dont-have-nat-acceleration-asus-rt-ax82u.78622/#post-786775 if you enable Guest WiFi Bandwidth Limiter it will disable NAT acceleration NAT accelerator off, Wireguard VPN Server off and the speed is 300Mb. Looks like I need to enable NAT accelerator.

Odd I don't have NAT acceleration in Switch Control is it suppose to be somewhere else Edit: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/i-dont-have-nat-acceleration-asus-rt-ax82u.78622/ they changed the name

I only have the VPN Server and Client enabled, the desktop is not using it. I understand it will slow the speed if I was using the VPN. I turned off the VPN Client and have the VPN Server enabled and same issue.

I did a factory reset and the speed is now 900Mb. I restored the settings and it's back down to 300Mb. I figured out it is the Wireguard VPN Client. When I stopped WireGuard client the speed jump to 900Mb. I know the VPN is not being applied since speedtest.net shows my ISP IP and not my VPN...

I recently got 900Mb Fibre. It was fine when I got the broadband and few weeks later. Yesterday I noticed speedtest.net is showing 300Mb. Connection: ISP Modem > ISP Router > AX56U > Desktop. All have Cat6 cables. I connected the Desktop to ISP Router and speedtest was 900Mb (bypassing ASUS)...

Thank you. I added it to firewall-start and after a firewall restart the rules are there.

The WiFi camera issue is resolved. It was the firewall on the ASUS Router. This is how I resolved it. nano /jffs/scripts/nat-start In there I entered: #!/bin/sh iptables -I FORWARD 1 -i br0 -s IP-OF-WIFI-CAMERA -d VPN-SUBNET/24 -j ACCEPT This added the allow above the internet block. All it is...

This helped me track down what it was. I entered the command I can see the connection is coming from router in the nginx logs. But the WiFi camera still would not show. This was because I blocked the WiFi camera from being able to go online in the Router so in the iptables there is a -A FORWARD...

The WiFi. I narrowed down the issue. It was nothing to do with Asus Router. The VPN doesn't forward ping to WiFi for some reason which is what I was using to test it. Once I tried remote desktop it worked. The other test was me browsing to my WiFi camera, which wasn't working as well. It looks...

WiFi Issue I just tried it and it does not work for me. Since this is now working. I am going to leave it alone.

I tried it without the IF; Then FI and it does not work.