Recent content by David Cavalli

Ironically, I had (have) more than 32. Since I hit this limit, not only will it not let me *add* any new items, it also won't let me change / remove any to get under the 32 limit. It just gets stuck with that pop-up window saying "32" regardless of anything I want to do. Any advice on how to...

Custom icon files are ultimately working fine. (For me at least.) I'm assuming you're historically using your icon.png files with YazDHCP and it does some conversion. However, if you're just interested in getting it to work, you can convert the .png files to the internal .log file, name it as...

I use RealVNC since it was the original tool built into my first Raspberry Pi. Never even considered any other tools over the years. I used Xterm at UC Berkeley in the '80s, so will check this out to see if it is similar. Thanks again for the knowledge! :D <3

Another night, another crash. About 30 minutes ago. Tonight, however, the log has some new entries. There's one kernel error @ 20:25 which I've never seen before. (I edited out two hours of random wlcevend on/off pairs.) My wife used her Apple iPad (the renamed BB:BB:BB:BB:BB:BB entry...

Now that is how I roll! :D Fantastic script! While I appreciate the end-user ability of amtm, I don't see me using any utilities at this point. Scripts like *this* are not only useful, but educational. Well formatted, easily readable, and imminently functional. Thanks @Martinski! <3...

Nov 21 04:42:48 kernel: eth3 (Int switch port: 2) (Logical Port: 2) (phyId: 3) Link DOWN. Nov 21 04:42:50 kernel: eth3 (Int switch port: 2) (Logical Port: 2) (phyId: 3) Link Up at 10 mbps full duplex If I read the System Log correctly, my stepson shut off his computer (assumption, because it...

A suite of informational scripts should be what Asus themselves distribute. Do you distribute your scripts anywhere? Show_Guest_Network_Info.sh, for example, looks exceptionally cool, and is the *exact* type of utility that would help a non-GUI user like me. Simply awesome! :) Exactly what...

Lots of helpful responses. Answers. Thanks all! :) No. 100% sure about cable. Replaced the initial cat eaten cable. Installed one from my office. Then went brand new, just in case. All three (until cat intervention) were rock solid, IMHO. Replaced *every* component (cable modem...

Same H/W 95% of the time is "green", 1 GB rated and consistent. Nothing changes but LAN4. For instance, *now*, a few hours later, it is solid green and all looks great on the router. That's why it seems anomalous and generally present when the router is about to fail... Possibly randomly...

Tue->Wed last night with another need to reboot. Upgraded to beta2 this morning and will report status. Before and after the reboot, in Ethernet Ports, LAN4 shows as yellow instead of green. This is always a pre-cursor to problems. Ethernet cord to that computer is stable and the computer...

Did have a router issue just now. No access to router or internet, but intranet was fine. Reboot and all is well again. Fri -> Tue. Noting to provide feedback and see the length of time of if/when it crashes next. Thanks!

The Switch has updated the Name and IP field. The dnsmasq-6.conf.add is working! :) (The phone will likely update when he logs out/in or router reboot.) Thanks everyone in the community for helping me achieve this and learning some new things! :D

nvram show | grep "<6>" size: 102466 bytes (94142 left) sdn_rl=<0>DEFAULT>1>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>WEB>0>0<4>Guest>0>3>3>4>0>0> 0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>WEB>0>0>0<5>IoT>1>0>0>5>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>0>WEB>0>0>...

No kerfuffle. :) I'm 99.99% sure it's "6". I think @rung is just trying to find a way to achieve this return value in his nvram. (Happy to keep givng return values, rung!) My guess is that I deleted a Guest account or two at some point. The *active* list has it at "4", but the persistent...

nvram get vlan_rl <3>52>0><4>53>0>