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    Router keeps generating its own certificate despite having Let's Encrypt after 3006.102.5 update

    The topic for the 3006.102.5 release was locked on 9/4. At this point we'll just have to wait until the 3006.102.6 thread.
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    Router keeps generating its own certificate despite having Let's Encrypt after 3006.102.5 update

    So the issue vanishes if you switch from HTTPS to BOTH? Interesting. Is Merlin aware of this issue? Guessing it would be an easy fix for 3006.102.6.
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    Router keeps generating its own certificate despite having Let's Encrypt after 3006.102.5 update

    Have always had it set it to HTTPS only and can confirm it still is. As this only started after the 3006.102.5 update, my guess is that it's an unreported bug.
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    Router keeps generating its own certificate despite having Let's Encrypt after 3006.102.5 update

    Ever since updating my GT-BE98 Pro to 3006.102.5, I keep encountering an issue where my browsers randomly stop trusting my DDNS address due to suddenly reading a self-signed router-generated root certificate rather than the Let's Encrypt certificate that is actively shown in the DDNS section...
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    RT-BE92U and Nvidia Shield Pro 2019

    I do use ethernet for the Shield. There's nothing wrong with having WPA2/WPA3 mixed mode as a fallback Wi-Fi connection in the case of an issue with the cable or physical port.
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    RT-BE92U and Nvidia Shield Pro 2019

    At the beginning of the year, WPA2/WPA3-Personal didn't work for me on my 2019 NVIDIA Shield TV Pros, GE Cync Smart Plugs, or Canon Pixma TS9120 even with WiFi 7 disabled. A firmware update dated May 8th, 2025 for the GT-BE98 Pro and May 5th, 2025 for the RT-BE96U respectively listed "1...
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    IPv6 GUAs for Isolated Guest Network?

    In other words, you have a non-Asus router connected to your modem with firmware capable of assigning two separate IPv6 global subnets through its GUI. I'm looking to set this guest IPv6 global subnet up on an Asus router.
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    IPv6 GUAs for Isolated Guest Network?

    You are saying you set up the ISP-provided global prefix XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXX1::1/64 for your guest network on VLAN 52 via the GUI without any custom scripts? How? The GUI doesn't offer the means to create a second IPv6 subnet like it does with IPv4.
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    IPv6 GUAs for Isolated Guest Network?

    Guessing in my case like dave said this would be a bit more involved since my clients are on an isolated VLAN without intranet access. Sounds like the syntax may have changed since 386 as well. Seeing as I've never written dnsmasq scripts, I'm probably better off waiting until this gets...
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    IPv6 GUAs for Isolated Guest Network?

    Thanks. So, let's assume for the sake of this exercise that random IPv6 prefix I came up with is what I'm using. I can now see both 4400:2700:5A80:1101::1/64 and 4400:2700:5A80:1101::/64 in my routing table and associated with interface br58. However, none of the devices on my guest network are...
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    IPv6 GUAs for Isolated Guest Network?

    Thanks. I'm getting the following error message when I attempt this: Error: either "local" is duplicate, or "br58" is a garbage.
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    IPv6 GUAs for Isolated Guest Network?

    Thanks for your help. I had my fingers crossed there was somehow a way to do this without having to write any scripts but I guess it couldn't hurt to use this as a learning opportunity. Friendly heads up that this would be my first time doing this. My network knowledge doesn't currently extend...
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    IPv6 GUAs for Isolated Guest Network?

    It's just br0 for me. So I'm guessing I was right then - the guest network needs its own /64 subnet? How would I go about getting it assigned a /64?
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    IPv6 GUAs for Isolated Guest Network?

    Well, the WAN prefix is a /56, but the LAN prefix is locked to a /64. From my understanding, this is the case for the majority of ISPs. Either way, there's no way to create IPv6 subnets in the GUI. Shouldn't the RAs be reaching the clients on the guest network VLAN?
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    IPv6 GUAs for Isolated Guest Network?

    Trying to allow clients on my guest network to get GUAs from my /64 subnet with the prefix given by the ISP via DHCP-PD. Currently, only the clients on my main subnet get them. Wondering if this is by design or if there are specific settings that are needed to get this to work. I would imagine...
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