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    “Ignore event 44, not interested”

    That's just a decoy to prevent you from having a closer look at what it's really doing ;)
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    “Ignore event 44, not interested”

    Ok so the repeater thing did point me in the "right" direction. When back online it was showing a backhaul link-speed of ~20Mbit on 5Ghz and a sky-high rssi; it was definitely not connecting to the router in question that was throwing these errors (closest by, very strong signal). Probably...
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    “Ignore event 44, not interested”

    Alas, the repeater unfortunately wasn’t the culprit.
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    “Ignore event 44, not interested”

    Sorry! AX3000v2 with latest Gnuton (3004). No changes. Checked it to be sure, wifi log is showing its broadcasting on its normal frequency with no events. (It is using a DFS channel, but cleared and no log entries) Thank you, this is very interesting. So I looked at that and see the...
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    “Ignore event 44, not interested”

    Hi, I for the life of me can’t find anything about this in ASUS documentation, nor on Google, nor on this forum nor was ChatGPT any help (though it suggests its a “WPS probe”, but cannot explain why it believes that - it linked to a thread here that speaks of kernel panics heh). As of today...
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    • ax3000v2 event 44 execute order 44 kernel kernel messages
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    AdGuardHome Run AdGuard Home in AP mode? (Bypass check?)

    I'm not using AiMesh so not sure on that bit, though I don't see why dnsmasq for DNS would be much of an issue there if the goal is to redirect everything to AdGuard anyway. However, I do wonder if setting it to 0 would have an effect on local DNS resolution/for ".lan" addresses. I'm not sure...
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    AdGuardHome Run AdGuard Home in AP mode? (Bypass check?)

    Alright, removed the AGH Merlin script and replaced for adguardhome-go: all is up and running and it seems DHCP is working fine now without messing about - thank you! :) I did have to add a rule telling JFFS to move dnsmasq to another port since the router started listening on port 53. But that...
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    AdGuardHome Run AdGuard Home in AP mode? (Bypass check?)

    Ahhh okay, that makes sense. :) Alright, then I'll make a backup of the .yaml, uninstall AGH Merlin and install adguardhome-go instead. I suppose that'll get rid of statistics but that's OK, they'll repopulate. Thank you so much! :)
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    AdGuardHome Run AdGuard Home in AP mode? (Bypass check?)

    Hi, Thanks! But this problem with the DNS servers being set in dnsmasq.conf is on the router rather than the AP. So on the router I have the AGH Merlin thingy running (installed with amtm). On the AP I installed it using adguardhome-go as indeed suggested in this thread - and that runs fine...
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    AdGuardHome Run AdGuard Home in AP mode? (Bypass check?)

    Ok, so the problem didn't necessarily or only seem to stem from that section. (But I did leave line 112-116 commented out for good measure.) I checked the dnsmasq.conf and what actually got inserted was "dhcp-options=lan,6,0.0.0.0". AdGuardHome.sh removes the routers configuration and then sets...
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    AdGuardHome Run AdGuard Home in AP mode? (Bypass check?)

    I encountered one more problem with this setup by the way, it looks like AGH is overriding the router's DHCP dns settings. No matter what I did, I could not get the router to advertise my AP. Even if I made sure the AP was the only entry in the DHCP settings (so primary resolver, no secondary...
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    AdGuardHome Run AdGuard Home in AP mode? (Bypass check?)

    Yup, AGH + other processes. Which is why its nice to have two instances running on separate devices so that when the router is temporarily not serving requests (in a timely manner) (eg: AGH updating, blocklist updates or degraded performance due to (lack of) available resources): the clients on...
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    AdGuardHome Run AdGuard Home in AP mode? (Bypass check?)

    -edit- Hmmmm... Scratch what I said. I think I overlooked something important in my test. If DNS Director only intervenes when DNS queries are made to a DNS server other than the ones configured in DHCP, then the tests I showed are wholly inconclusive. But if that is the case, then I...
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    AdGuardHome Run AdGuard Home in AP mode? (Bypass check?)

    Thanks all! It seems to be up and running. :) Splendid! Just one more thing: Just double-checking here as I just realized I may have misunderstood what you meant. If DNS Director is set to "router" and I have configured the AP that I wish to use as secondary DNS server in DHCP: then it...
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    AdGuardHome Run AdGuard Home in AP mode? (Bypass check?)

    Thanks! Yeah, fair enough! What I meant to convey was this particular router is the one in the home network that handles the connection to the ISP (PPPoE). But I should've known better than using technically wrong nomenclature here. :) I suppose I can call this one the edge router instead. But...
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