Because you using a store bought router made by people that makes insecure products so there is no guarantee its dns address advertisement feature is only locked to networks assigned instead of all addresses. So you should learn how to use ubound correctly, which is the program pihole uses as...
Then what is the message?
I imagine it's Windows netbios since that should be disabled on modern router systems.
As far as the Ubiquity gear, its better to log into the router from a computer to set them up. I don't use phone apps nor recommend anything you are forced to use one.
You are definitely correct about jumbo frames. But router port setting are purposely set low for lower latency with slower links. So there is a small trade in compatibility if you run a mixed environment instead with coalescing switches.
Jumbo frames is a feature for slower than 10Gb and...
Link aggregation is just one mode of bond. The other common one is active-backup (live redundant) which is exactly what they are using.
So what do you get when you run " ip -a " at the SSH terminal?
there should be one that is the bond interface that is the hub for the redundant connection.
If...
Bond0 is the redundant link. If you use Interface method instead of a IP table routing.
When I create a redundant WAN in linux:
ip link add bond0 type bond
ip link set bond0 type bond miimon 100 mode active-backup
ip link set eth0 down
ip link set eth1 down
ip link set eth0 master...
Well its how wireguard is set up, but if you are using a fail over WAN, you need to use the mac address from the bond0 instead of a wan port, Because it exclusively uses only one WAN interface by mac address.
I bought and used a Synology Nas once, then I basically replaced it with a real server because I find using real hardware is better than trying to use these toy NAS that only recently was able to connect to my 10Gb network I've been running for years.
Usually these companies once they go...
another layer of this is apple does have issues with mesh wifi no matter who makes it. But a lot of wifi devices will do this too. Its not guaranteed to work either.
I think you need to just re flash the router's firmware if a different device doesn't work.
You see, the device has to switch to a stronger signal and some devices have this ability automatically wile others you have to configure it and some don't do that at all. When you turn off the ipad's...
There are a few ways they can write the program, but I imagine it just reads the samba config file for mounts.
If you are SSH into it as a root user, you have root access. So you need to know the actual mounted path instead of the samba share path if doing rsync via ssh.
So when you do...
It looks like the Ugreen is just another Linux os. So all you have to do is create a service account with the group root.
The account you ssh with must have root privileges.