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    2 Routers 1 Network

    I have got a RT-AC3200 router that is the main router in my home. It is connected to my broadband line via a ethernet modem. The RT-AC3200 is on Merlin firmware and provides various network services on my LAN such as DHCP, and VPN connections. I have acquired an ASUS 4G-AC55U router which I am...
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    Asus 4G-N12 Reviews

    I have an Asus RT-AC3200 with Merlin firmware as my main router at home. It connects my VDSL line and provides the backbone for network traffic in and out of my home. I stumbled across the Asus 4G-N12 online and thought that I could use this to: 1. Provide a second WAN connection should the...
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    RT-AC3200 Reboot to WAN Disconnect

    I have installed the latest Merlin release 380.61 on my RT-AC3200. I am very impressed with the extra features the Merlin firmware has added. But, I now suffer with an irritating problem. When I reboot the router it will come back and say that the WAN is not connected. If I reboot the router...
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    [Tutorial] Plex VPN Bypass

    Hurco - did you get this working?
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    NVRAM

    Thank you to everyone who has replied. Okay, I had a poke around and the nmp_client_list was the largest file. I have no experience with these routers, or technical matters like NVRAM. I ran the commands: nvram unset nap_client_list nvram commit I have managed to free up about 5,000 bytes. I...
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    NVRAM

    Is there anything I can do to make space on the NVRAM without losing my existing settings? Am I able to edit the NVRAM and delete any particular files?
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    NVRAM

    No. I am new to Merlin firmware. I thought that if I did a factory reset I would lose all of my settings. I am running 380.61.
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    NVRAM

    I installed Merlin firmware recently as I wanted to get more out of my router. I have an ASUS RT-AC3200. I am now having problems with the NVRAM as it keeps filling up. I have used the command nvram unset custom_clientlist nvram commit To free up some space - but the memory just keeps...
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