I went all the way down to 7_2 and it still had issues. I just removed the AC86 from my network and using just my AX86S right now until my Aruba AP-325 comes and that will handle all of my 2.4ghz needs.
I even went to official AsusWRT latest for the AC86 and still saw constantly drop outs and...
Last Update because I am done playing with this router. I am probably going to replace it with an Aruba AP-325
I realized I have been having some weird issues with the router (ignoring commands to reboot and logging that it is ignoring the commands, ignoring manual updates, ect.) so I went...
Nevermind.. The second a restart_wireless was triggered on the router in 386.10 the entire router locked up... trying to flash back to 386.9 but having issues now.
Was able to flashback to 386.9 and could successfully issue a wireless_restart.. So looks like there is a serious issue in 386.10.
Makes sense but that can be a real pain in HND routers. This is why I gave up originally and went with a PFSense and managed switch, works a lot better (especially for my 100+ active clients).
As others have said, can't really be done. The best you can do is put in bandwidth limiters to make torrenting painfully slow. Or you can put a captive portal up with legal disclaimers and jargon including traffic is monitors and logged and will be turned over upon request for illegal actions...
FYI I have added some additional stuff to the first post. Disabling the radios in init-start doesn't work because the radios are brought up after that runs again, so instead I just have it bring down the radios and sleep for 1 seconds to make sure all devices deauth and at the end I bring back...
You have 2 different VLANs so you will need an additional lan.
nvram set lan1_ifnames="wl0.1 eth0.501"
nvram set lan2_ifnames="wl1.1 eth0.502"
Can you run brctl show and put the output? You need to name sure you set the ifname (not ifnames) to the bridge.
Thanks that actually helped out a lot. Here is a question, if I set eth5 to down, does wl0.X networks go down with it? Do do I need to set eth5 down and all of my wl0.X down also?
Here is my updated script that adds a 3rd VLAN
#!/bin/sh
wl -i eth5 down
brctl delif br0 wl0.1
brctl delif br0 wl1.1
brctl delif br0 eth5
ip link add link eth0 name eth0.200 type vlan id 200
ip link set eth0.200 up
ip link add link eth0 name eth0.100 type vlan id 100
ip link set eth0.100 up...
I figured it had to do some sort of VLAN isolation for the Client Isolation, just dont have a spare router to mess with. Wonder if YazFI uses the same VLAN assignments. I believe YazFI lets you assign Client Isolation to all 3 2.4 and 5ghz guest networks, also it lets you assign new subnets.