Recent content by evh909

The longer the better..... https://www.xkcd.com/936/

When you block using the app, it should be on the router under ai protection -> parental controls -> time scheduling

br0 is your wan port, so it looks like it is doing a dhcp request from your ISP. Does that look like your external IP address?

It's not hard to change filedates after modifying them if they had root access, I would if I broke into your router. If you are not absolutely sure of the contents, restore and reformat.

if it was dying on a particular file you should see something in the .minidnla/minidlna.log file like you did. to get more details you can restart the miniupnp server from the command line after killing what is running by doing: /usr/sbin/minidnla -v -R -f /etc/minidlna.conf you can always...

What version of UMS are you running? Is there anything in that log that is helpful? The router logs are under the administration tab, does it show any spindown/usb/upnp errors?

In tools-other, do you have the miniupnp enable secure mode option set to yes? If so, try it as no and see if that helps. Assuming that you are serving those through your UMS as well.

try unchecking the b/g protection option. also, does the wlan report show anything useful about the printer?

Are you trying to access the router by name or by IP address? If by name use the IP (default gateway address)

I see the following entries in your log: Aug 1 00:00:20 WAN Connection: ISP's DHCP did not function properly. Oct 3 02:57:04 miniupnpd[761]: SendNATPMPPublicAddressChangeNotification: cannot get public IP address, stopping As well as several other dhcp errors. Btw, you shouldn't really allow...

Looking at the log, it appears as if you are having issues with your isp and dhcp from them. If you post more specifics about your setup/connection you may get some help.

Are you utilizing the dnla server? If so, disable it and see if your CPU usage goes down

im just thinking that the blank entries are causing the issue. Im not sure why your win10 machine would show blank, does it not have a host name and what is the type of machine/nic? Is the win10 machine also running the esx VM? I dont have an esxi host to play with, I either use hyper-v or...

out of curiosity, what VM are you using and are the blank entries related to the VM interfaces?

ok, just out of curiosity, can you disconnect those clients that are showing up as blank from the router and try again?