Recent content by DeDragonSlayer

No need, as long as everything is working now.

Yeah, it's a bit tricky to get it running. Below is how I set up snmpd from scratch on my RT-AX88U router and on the AiMesh nodes as well. Installation 1. Install entware from amtm 2. install the snmpd and snmp-utils packages Configuration 1. Edit /opt/etc/init.d/S47snmpd and clear the ARGS...

Also, for AX88U I would recommend installing regular snmpd from Entware instead of mini_snmpd, unless you have a specific reason for it. RT-AX88U stopped crashing with snmpd two years ago starting with firmware 386.8, and works fine with current 3004.388.7 as well.

On a different note, I noticed that amtm displays Access Point (AP) operation mode for my AiMesh and Media Bridge devices. I dug a bit and found this thread, which seemed to suggest there's more than one nvram variable at play. Then I checked the nvram values for my devices and I got: Media...

Thanks guys for the script. I just noticed snmpd on my AX88U wasn't running since I last updated entware. Running the script against libopenssl did the trick. For some reason I still had to force reinstall snmpd, but maybe because I started messing with it before I discovered this thread.

That is so weird. I also have Netgear GS308T switches, and have them configured as pasted below - which I believe is logically identical to what @drinkingbird you suggested. And it works just fine. No messing with management VLAN or anything else. I think it's the cleanest configuration...

This is actually very similar to the configuration I am currently using. I have 2 separate LTE modems in the attic, along with a Synology NAS and an AiMesh node. Downstairs I have the RT-AX88U as main router, along with my PC and rest of network stuff. The attic and downstairs are connected...

This is just a heads-up - I managed to enable SNMP on RT-AX88U on this release using snmpd provided by entware packages. No more Broadcom related snmpd crashes on this router and no need to downgrade to mini_snmpd. No idea which update actually caused it, but I'm very happy with this discovery. :)

I just noticed that my AC68U in media bridge mode got some weird Open NAT option that wasn't there before. I don't know if it's supposed to be there or not? Judging by the red frame it must be a gaming router thing...

Donated as well. Started using Asuswrt-Merlin back in the N66U days, and stuck with it for a long time, then migrated to Shibby's tomato due to better support of USB LTE modems. After I got some more Asus gear, I used official firmware because back then only that had Ai-mesh support. Now all but...

I also have RT-AC68U in Media Bridge mode, at fixed channel 5Ghz. Configured to be in bridge mode directly from new setup wizard. I found that after a reboot it has issues with reaching outside of LAN. For example ping 8.8.8.8 reports that "Network is unreachable". The workaround I found...

Once I saw that you maghuro succeeded in in compiling the newest code for AC86U, I attempted the same to learn something. That was an interesting experience, specially since I've never even used git before, and my Linux knowledge is pretty basic. :) I don't know what magic binary blobs Asus put...

Had the same issue on AC68U dirty flashed from latest official ASUS. Hanged on theme selection, processor usage skyrocketed, and after about 10 secs I got a segmentation fault. In my case reset to factory and jffs reformat helped though. Also I made sure to give it ample time between making...

Thanks for sharing. Before I wasn't even aware that mini-snmp exists. I set it up on an AX88U and on an old N66U running stock Asus as well. It's a bit limited, as expected, but provides the basic status and traffic information. Now I can check on all my home devices for no reason at all. :)

First of all, thanks a lot for your time investigating this. I have copied your recommended settings for my AX88U and everything runs really nicely at lightning speed. On a side note, before installing Unbound, every so often I used to run Steve Gibson's DNS Benchmark to find out the fastest...