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wl0: Oct 14 2025 11:33:25 version 17.10.369.39012 (r839077) BSPv1W13 on GT-BE98 PRO

I had similar issue if any one of the guest or IoT networks set to AP isolation. Disabled AP isolation in the VLAN(s) and the problem is solved, at least in my case.

Yes, that was it. It is working now. Guests and IoT subnet's devices IP started to show up in Pi-Hole query log now, and internet access is also available for these subnets after setting Pi-Hole to "Respond only on interface eth0". Thanks for your help.😁

yes, 192.168.50.33 is set up as User Defined DNS#1 yes, Pi-Hole is set to "Allow only local requests" I will change Pi-Hole to "Respond only on interface eth0" and try again to see how it goes.

None of the guest networks has internet access anymore once I changed their Guest Network Pro Profile in DNS Director set to "User Defined 1".☹️ I used my phone to connect to each and get "Internet may not be available" message on my Samsung galaxy phone, no internet access after connected. Am I...

Thanks for the information, much appreciated.:)

Are dns queries of those subnets still routed to Pi-Hole even without setting up DNS Director, but just not showing the client name? What about DNS server settings for those subnets, do I just leave it as DEFAULT? Also after setting up Pi-Hole conditional forward as I mentioned above, some of...

Hi, I have four subnets that are separated from the main network for IoTs and guests - 192.168.52.x, 192.168.53.x, 192.168.54.x, 192.168.55.x So if I set up Pi-hole Conditional Forwarding option as true,192.168.50.0/24,192.168.50.1,lan true,192.168.52.0/24,192.168.50.1,lan...

I agreed that the guest and main networks are supposed to be isolated, and their settings shouldn't be affecting each other, but not in my case after updating to 3006.102.5. Falling back to 3006.102.4 and everything is good. I remember I can still login to the Raspberry Pi from my android...

Updated to Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.5 from 3006.102.4. Hard reset and re-configured from scratch. I have noticed that setting AP isolation in any Guest Network (different subnet address) seems to have triggered AP isolation in the main network also, I have my desktop and Raspberry Pi connected...

After updating GT-BE98 Pro from 3006.102.4 to 3006.102.5 beta 1, my Synology NAS aggregated network failed to establish PIA OVPN connections again. It was working well and never had a problem with firmware 3006.102.4 and before. Again falling back to 3006.102.4 and everything is...

My Synology NAS with aggregate/bonded network failed to connect to PIA VPN after my GT-BE98 Pro updated to 3006.102.5_alpha2 ☹️ I fall back to 3006.102.4 and it works just fine. Never had the problem with older versions of firmware too .......

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Check your router's Local Access Config setting, try set it up like 👆 to see if it helps.

I just noticed something strange with the wireless log, my phone's IP address was not showing when connected to 5GHz and 6GHz networks, it only shows when connected to 2.4GHz network. Router : GT-BE98 Pro firmware : 3006.102.3