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sounds like a good idea to me.

Nice changes John, so you fixed the broken asus QoS code. I know you didnt like my config, but bear in mind most of my config was to (a) have working downstream QoS, which you now fixed. (b) dnscrypt which you also now implemented. Did you get the idea to fix downstream QoS after you added...

with the new UK snooping bill very close to been law, dnscrypt is about to get very popular in the UK.

Interesting, I do sort of remember channel 100 not been available to use unless I unlocked the region. Either my memory has gone bad or asus fixed it in newer versions.

Well I have found out first hand how restrictive asus UK 5ghz is. If I was using the latest asus firmware then I would be limited to just channels 36-44 on 5ghz. Up until today the past 6 months or so I have been using channel 36. Today I started noticing lots of issues on my mobile phones...

I was initially I previously have ran two different PC fans on the back of the router. I stopped using the first as I felt was a bit too noisy. The second initially was great until the weird rattling vibration type noises. The one I tested most recently which I would like to use in the summer...

you sure thats right? I want usb both ends not 3 pin. The fan has a usb connector for power not 3 pin. So I need usb to usb. Although I guess I can use one of my pc fans, but I need to then make a stand or something for the fan as I no longer want to attach it directly to the router.

I googled but found nothing, what I am looking for i something that reduces the voltage but without needing me to cut cables etc. just plug and play.

Well my fan (was still powered down) broke free from the blutak holding it to my router a few hours ago so this motivated me to do some testing. A fan I brought a month back (normal desktop fan with its own stand usb powered) I tested placed next to the router diagonally blowing air onto it, I...

couldnt agree more

not really, tcp buffers can have a huge affect, it all depends on the RTT. e.g. from eu to usa, with a small rwin, you wont get much more than a few mbit/sec at best, the kind of situation the HPN patch is aimed at. Thats easily doable on a router. Sadly john has confirmed he cannot add hpn...

what does speed up SCP and SFTP is if sshd has the hpn feature patched in. Whether or not John can do this on a embedded OS tho I have no idea. Otherwise ssh is capped to a small TCP buffer size which restricts speeds. https://www.psc.edu/index.php/hpn-ssh

no crashes here.

can you post a link to one of those adaptors so I have an idea what you talking about, thanks.

For the benefit of the community my openvpn issue was caused by my openvpn server needing to send a push command to announce the gateway, it used to work without it and I dont know why it worked before, but regardless I added this to the server config and now the openvpn client correctly sets...