Recent content by asmopul

It does not work with tunnelbroker (Hurricane Electric). Good with previous firmwares.

Indeed. It's working with IPv6 now. Finally.

Did you look at the usual suspects? Firewall tab Ping enabled IPv6 Firewall disabled.

Done in 2009. Great place.

was a fix for IPv6 ping in a later fw: 386.2_2 (13-Apr-2021) - FIXED: IPv6 pings were blocked if sent below the rate limit instead of above (issue introduced in 42095)

use ping6 google.com or ping ipv6.google.com

what commands are you using in your SSH session.

Give a try to Phison Format & Restore A couple time worked very well, it didn't with 2 drives. But is free, so...

Very nice one. It fixed IPv6 for good, hopefully. And mostly for a very smooth upgrade. I had problems with the last 3 fw, needed to reset the router 2 or 3 times to get it working, not this one. It worked right after. Thank you very much, Sir.

I had problems with the latest updates 386.1 and 386.2 betas and IPv6. after the dirty update, IPv6 is dead. I fixed restoring old settings I save before updating. Both occasions. I checked the IPv6 settings and are OK, but still not working. restore the settings and voila working again. AC68...

I just tried. Very interesting program. Lots of options. But just for Windows, most of my systems are LInux. So PuTTY it is.

But PuTTy or kitty are more convenient and transparent. I use it for Windows and linux.

RT-AC68U Dirty update from 384.19, went fine. No GUI, of course, but I did it before bed so I left it overnight doing its thing. In the morning was working normally including the GUI. Then I changed 1 setting (port forwarding) and hung. I needed to do a hard reset and came back OK. At this point...

I had lots of smart devices disconnects with the ac68 fw384.19. and because I have 2 WAN ip, I rescue my old D-LINK Dir-825 (dd-wrt) and connected all the smart devices to it. No more disconnects for 4 months , so far. Rock solid. I use the dir-825 just for that and a couple of old linux boxes...

Operating system firewall. Windows?