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Merlin, Since dyndns.org will no longer offer free dyndns starting may 7, 2014. Can you add duckdns.org as part of your next firmware release?

The microSD is already format into ext2 since it is being use by the router with TomatoUSB. I just wanted to try out Merlin's firmware with the microUSB on it but wanted to "do my homework" before I load Merlin's firmware. With Merlin's firmware, can I point my OpenVPN certs, keys, etc to the...

Is beamforming (AI Radar) a software feature or does it has something to do with the wifi drivers? If both Asus and Tomato is using the same wifi driver version, then beamforming should work on Tomato (assuming that it a driver issue)

Merlin, I have a 2gb microsd card inside the router. Where do I enable it so that it'll show up as /mnt/sda1/

There is a away around the 32kb nvram size with it comes to installing the openvpn certificate. Since the RT-N16 has two usb ports, a usb stick can be use to store your openvpen certificate. Under your openvpen configuration, you point your certificate to the mounted usb stick...ie.. /mnt/sda1/

Merlin, I loaded your new .23b firmware (cleared nvram) and I loss my wan connection. I loaded back tomatoUSB to get it back. Any ideas?

On tomatousb, i can point my openvpn keys to my internal micrco usb, can i do that with your firmware.... ie.. below ca /mnt/sda/openvpn/server/ca.crt dh /mnt/sda/openvpn/server/dh1024.pem cert /mnt/sda/openvpn/server/Home-VPN-Server.crt key /mnt/sda/openvpn/server/Home-VPN-Server.key

Can I load your .23b firmware through tomatousb's gui? or does it need to be in some kind of recovery mode? One more thing, I have a micro-sd card inside the router to be use as a usb hard drive, can i use that with your firmware?

Which build is stable for N66u Does anyone know which build of Merlin's is stable for the N66u? Build 264.22? .21? .20? and so on..

Use a thin flat head screw driver and stick into one of the holes on the sides of the router and left up... you have to use force.. almost to the point of breaking it..lol...j/k.

Its best to install a microSD inside the router. I have my Openvpn Certs stored in /sda1/ instead of in NVRAM.

I had the same ip camera. Why don't you just have it (picture/video) email it to you?

Will your next release have support both openvpn certificate and user/password login as extra layer of security? Also, will it allow us point the certificate to a file (stored in the internal microsd) instead of pasting the certificate into the router GUI?

Does the OpvenVPN have support for certificate and user/password? I know it supports certificate but wanted to know if you can also add user/password login as well.

If you think of it from a network managment point of view, it makes sense. If they allow monitoring traffic on the AP, its only traffic going through it. It make sense to look at the traffic going across the router. If you want to monitor traffic going through the AP, you need to set up a pc...