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I don't think the jffs partition is locked. It seems to still be rw: mount | grep jffs /dev/mtdblock9 on /jffs type jffs2 (rw,noatime)

Hey folks, Recently my GT-AXE11000 seems to be forgetting certain settings on certain reboots. For instance all DHCP manual assignments just disappeared and with it all port forwarding rules disappeared as well. I thought maybe it was a one-off issue, and restored from a previous backup. After...

Yeah i made this route and it seems to work (for pings only... http doesn't work)... but next time i rebooted the router it stopped working again.

Do you have an example for the parameters for the route? I've tried: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/cant-access-192-168-100-1-when-connected-through-my-asus-ax-router.79150/post-790070 already. When rebooting, i never seem to find a window where it works.

Set to Automatic IP... but the WAN IP in Network Map -> WAN IP is my public IP address

I think its just a modem.. It's an a Motorola MB8611

It gets a 192.168.100.X. I left the modem unplugged for a while and then plugged it into the router, and turned it back on. I cloned the mac address of the pc it worked with (when directly plugged into the router)... that just messed up DHCP breaking internet connectivity... but still wasn't...

If i plug my computer directly into the modem (so no router in the picture) i can get to it at 192.168.100.1

Darn.... no dice. Oh well thanks still.

Didn't work. Should that address (before netmask in the command) match the modem or just be in the subnet? Then do i access via the regular modem ip or via the address in the command?

Looks like I don't have link aggregation enabled: ... but otherwise the symptoms are about the same.

Is this still working for folks? I tried the same thing with my GT-AXE11000 and it didn't seem to make a difference... still can't get to my modem's webui. Same thing where I can get to it if plugged in directly at 192.168.100.1.