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You are correct. FIXED. The command you provided: Produced the following: Within /jffs/scripts/services-start i had a long forgotten mount: I removed the above line and executed the following: That fixed the problem. Thank you.

I appreciate the assist. Current addons: Skynet, Backupmon, ntpMerlin, scMerlin, Dual Wan Failover, WPNMon-R3, VPN Routing. All addons are updated through AMTM. You asked that i run the following commands ... [/tmp/home/root]> md5sum /www/EN.dict d10200dcafaa2f5150928563f655f97a /www/EN.dict...

Yes, WAN access is enabled, password has been modified to the new requirements, and both Firefox & Chrome cache (everything) have been cleared (all time) -- also used private mode in both. The problem still remains. I'll check the underlying code to see how it's being triggered.

Any idea why I'm getting this text under System Status after the firmware update? Yes, i've always had a proper username and password set for router login.

I second that. No issues whatsoever for me.

Fantastic explanation. I have it all implemented now and verified. Much appreciated!

That is perfect! So i would use the service-event: stop upgrade to stop my python script. Got it. Not that i need it but out of curiosity, what event is issued when the upgrade is complete? Dont tell me it is service-event: start upgrade. That would really mess with my mind.

The internet monitoring script is running on the router. It is a python script which was launched by the post-mount event. The script remains active indefinitely checking the internet every 30 seconds in the following order: 1. Check Internet: x Performs ping test x Checks DNS...

I need to pause a network monitor script during firmware updates to avoid interference. Is there a way for scripts to detect when a firmware update is being inspected / applied by the front-end UI?

Thanks. I'll play around with settings to resolve my issue and hopefully spot a pattern. I have yet to update to the latest Beta so ...

I've never found a way to block the Guest Network Pro clients via the Web other than to use the Asus Mobile App to block clients. I tried using your approach of Parental Control > Time Scheduling but it did not block internet access for the GNP client. Perhaps a bug? And for the record once...

MobaXTerm.

TLDR - Guest Network Pro and VLAN for physical ethernet ports. To me it seems like this was Asus' way to finally organize things a bit without using YazFi. And i'm still using custom scripts to adjust things further. For me, the differences I spotted are attached: * IPs and MACs are hidden in...

afaik, yes, port 53

I use iptables to redirect all device DNS queries to Pi-hole (192.168.1.4). Since Pi-hole runs on my NAS, I was concerned about potential app or NAS crashes or reboots causing name resolution failures across all devices. To address this, my internet monitoring script (running on the router)...