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I switched to DNS-o-Matic (by signing up with OpenDNS and then using the credentials to log into DNS-o-Matic) and unlike with No-IP, DNS-o-Matic manual updates (simply hitting Apply under DDNS) kick off update process and DNS-o-Matic (and thus, No-IP) are both successfully updated. However...

Yes, no CG-NAT. Public IP is 96.238.x.x. Also just updated to the brand new 3006.102.7 firmware and still experiencing the issue. brctl show (though not sure what help this output would be for this particular issue): Hoping to avoid yet another full blown factory reset for what appears to be a...

UPDATE: No matter what port I use for WAN, watchdog keeps reporting a mapping error and restarting DDNS at the verification check intervals. Despite getting a "Registration is successful" message when re-saving settings under WAN > DDNS, watchdog keeps exhibiting this behavior and the No-IP...

Having a strange issue here. Every 30 minutes (as set to check), I am getting the following error message in my logs: IPv6 updates are off. I have a public IPv4 address but my gut instinct is telling me this has something to do with the address being associated with my vlan4094 WAN interface...

I have a GT-BE98 Pro also. The problem with using my 10G port for WAN is that I am already using that for a 10G link. I'd rather not waste it on WAN, especially considering I only pay for 300 Mbps internet and only have a 1 Gbps ONT.

Same router, same IPv6 DDNS update issue. Only difference is:

Off topic, but vlan4094 is my IPv6 WAN interface with Verizon FiOS. Curious as to why.

Wanted to update this thread on the unlikely chance someone else out there ever stumbles across this: I was able to successfully modify Bridge IDs to force my main router to always become the Root Bridge by simply adding the following line to /jffs/scripts/service-event: brctl setbridgeprio...

Update 2 weeks later: Just as Ripshod suggested, simply turning on STP manually in the CLI on the router and AP seems to have solved the issue. Oddly, prior to this, my Netgear SX10 switch had been shutting down link between itself and the AP as indicated by a flashing red switchport. Whenever...

I have to believe there's another loop prevention mechanism at play here on the switch that's not STP then seeing as the alternative link is blocked despite STP apparently not running on the AP. My understanding of STP is that in order for it to work at all, it needs to be running on all...

On my main router, it shows br0 with STP enabled and br58 with STP disabled. On my AP, it shows br0 and br11 (both with completely different bridge IDs than what the router shows) both disabled. And yet... STP is working fine. I'm... confused.

Wait a second. Doesn't this just do the same as setting STP to on in the GUI? It must do something because STP is working for me as we speak. It's challenging to troubleshoot this issue because if there is a loop, I'm pretty much unable to SSH into anything. I had considered the possibility...

Thanks. Any idea how I might go about at least trying to diagnose this issue? I haven't noticed any particular pattern so it's difficult to guess what might be causing it.

GT-BE98 Pro and RT-BE96U.

I have two Asus routers (one of which is running in AP mode) and a Netgear SX10 switch. As I am running long ethernet cables between all three, I want to have redudancy in case something happens to one of them. As such, I have all three connected in a triangle topology-wise. For the most part...