Recent content by CooCooCaChoo

Have you tried /opt/bin/ps instead of just 'ps' ?

I've got Comcast and I've never seen throttling. I get over provisioned speeds. I pay for 300, I get 320. The only time I got less was when I upgraded the FW on my 1900P and it was wonky. Downgraded and speeds were back to normal.

Your configuration seems fine. Did you modify dnsmasq.conf to something custom that could possibly break? Other than that, you might be experiencing something on Google's side...

Can you post a screenshot from System Log -> IPv6? This will also show IPv6 settings and which clients have an IPv6 address. And who is your ISP?

You can copy the dnsmasq.conf file over to /jffs/configs and make the edits yourself. Any conf file in there will override their corresponding stock file.

Yeah I noticed 11_2 dropping the connection after a week of uptime. I rolled back to 10_2 on my 1900P.

Possibly increase time wait buckets as well?

Were you transferring files to and from a USB attached drive? This will usually max it out.

Yeah, Cloudflare doesn't have full DNSSEC support implemented or something so you'll get these error messages.

I've experienced DNSSEC incompatibility with cloudflare DNS servers, as others have as well. May or may not be fixed since it's been a while.

Most likely some corruption on the router. For the longest time I couldn't access a tech website that I frequent that I know is always up. Using another device to try to access that website also resulted in an unreachable error. Only way to fix, at least for me, was to reset the router and...

You know what, try a different DNS server, like Google's or your ISP. I tried Cloudflare and found that their implementation was incomplete or lacking. Kept giving me DNSSEC errors.

Probably waiting for the WAN interface to come up. I have a script to change the initcwnd and initrwnd in wan-start, but won't run properly. Even though it is in the wan-start script file, I have to place a two minute sleep timer before executing my script.

I've been running my n66 next to my 1900 for the past year or two, or at least since I got the 1900. No problems whatsoever.

^^^ You have to give it the -update argument. Small bug report though: After updating, very last question is to see if I want the script to restart qos or no, I hit 2 (no) and it gives me a "bad number" with "[:" IIRC.