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    Ax88U cpu loads

    I'm sorry for the delay, work/family schedule gets hectic at times ... Here you go: Wed Jun 1 12:13:05 CEST 2022 12:13:05 up 43 days, 1:44, load average: 3.37, 3.49, 3.37 Process COUNT:[3] Mem: 877404K used, 26140K free, 1348K shrd, 11620K buff, 111900K cached CPU: 0.0% usr 2.3% sys 0.0%...
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    Ax88U cpu loads

    Just to share a possible comparison, I own an AX88U with Merlin FW-386.5 too and on it I run: diversion + skynet + uidivstats + suricata + scribe (w/ syslog-ng) + collectd (that's almost irrelevant). The load average is about constant at 3.3. This is roughly the same I had with my previous...
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    Asuswrt-Merlin is now 10 years old!

    I've been an Asus' routers user since 2014, going through AC68U, AC87U, AC5300, AC86U, AX88U. And every single day I've put my hands over the GUI or the command prompt to them I've clearly felt the value added by being, since day 1, a Merlin's user as well. Thanks a lot Eric!
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    How to block a device from access to other devices on a LAN?

    Could you please expand on this? If I correctly understand that might be a simple solution for my WiFi Thermo/Igro meter for example.
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    News Trend Micro: Cyclops Blink Sets Sights on Asus Routers

    I se, thanks anyway. Sorry for the OT, my thinking about it is that I don't rely on it too much (or slightly a bit less if possible). But then I also wonder if it does any harm. Perhaps on performance ? (Though this month I upgraded to an AX88U just to overcome any performance limit, as much as...
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    News Trend Micro: Cyclops Blink Sets Sights on Asus Routers

    Hey Colin, this makes me think: is there a way to check the current lists used by AiProtection ?
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    ASUS-RT-AX86U kernel protocol 0800 is buggy, dev eth7

    As I just got an upgrade to an AX88U, and since using Suricata still generates tons of these messages, I figured out that one way to get them out of the log file was to filter them via syslog-ng. I already use syslog-ng (and scribe was well to make things simpler) to forward my logs to a log...
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    Suricata + "kernel: protocol 0800 is buggy, dev xxxx"

    I missed this info too, thanks for sharing. So I suppose I should re-think this function in my network.
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    Suricata + "kernel: protocol 0800 is buggy, dev xxxx"

    Oh thanks, I had missed it since I've never had any need to re-configure or change anything in Suricata. Unfortunately, I've also tried to uninstall my current Suricata and re-install via this script (knowing that it would be installing the same entware package probably, but hoping in a config...
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    Suricata + "kernel: protocol 0800 is buggy, dev xxxx"

    Meaning you just installed suricata via entware with opkg install and you got the GUI as well ? At which page is located ? I can't find it in my install (done via entware/opkg)
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    Suricata + "kernel: protocol 0800 is buggy, dev xxxx"

    Uhm, that's unfortunate for me, as I'm running only Guest Network #2. And even disabling it doesn't change much. Can I ask you what GUI piece is that showing Suricata stats ? As for myself, I send logs to an Intel box where I run evebox to see them. Didn't know there was a native way inside the...
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    Suricata + "kernel: protocol 0800 is buggy, dev xxxx"

    Uhm ... not sure about Skynet does only graphs if you've no internet open ports: I see it blocking outgoing traffic all the time based on its rules and IP block lists (which something I appreciate as long as it does not interfere with legit traffic, something you can anyway tweak). I myself...
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    Suricata + "kernel: protocol 0800 is buggy, dev xxxx"

    Thanks for sharing @Tech9. Honestly, I've been running Suricata on the RT-AC5300 for years and the load average on the box (while running also Skynet and PixelSrv, with AiProtection enabled) has always been about 0.5, while the RAM has apparently never been an issue (though used almost all of...
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    Suricata + "kernel: protocol 0800 is buggy, dev xxxx"

    Oh yes, I perhaps explained it bad: I meant to say that I visited each GUI screen and configured the AC86U the same as the AC5300 in terms of enabled/disabled features and params and the like. I'm conscious that under the hood the difference is much more than what the GUI (almost the same) shows.
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    Suricata + "kernel: protocol 0800 is buggy, dev xxxx"

    Hi everyone, I've read here in the forum quite a bit on the subject of people having the above error, and most have fixed it (those who succeeded) either by disabling various Guest Network or LAN access in Guest Networks, or disabling some QoS, disabling some IPv6, etc. I myself have never...
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