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It's fine with any MAC. I'm using the one the WAN port got from the factory and it's fine. I thought blank field meant default, i.e. factory MAC but that doesn't seem to be the case.

MRU/MTU are both 1492 as they should be IIRC. It works with the WAN MAC, it just doesn't work when the MAC field is empty.

Thanks

So I'd like to use the MAC this port was given at the factory; how do I do that if an empty field doesn't cut it?

No dice. I can change every setting in advanced ISP requirements, the only thing that will make it connect is to have any MAC in that field. If it's empty it will PADO timeout. Very confused.

I restarted everything (modem, router) and it still won't take a blank field. It sayd PADO time out. If I put virtually any other MAC on clone MAC, then it's fine without even rebooting anything.

If I leave it blank, it says Timeout waiting for PADO. If I put my laptop's MAC and change one character, it works. What am I missing?

When setting WAN to PPPoE, under Special ISP settings, there is a field for the MAC address. My ISP doesn't care about my MAC and I'd like to use the one assigned to that port at the factory (i.e. no cloning). How do I do it? Do I leave the field blank? Do I have to find the MAC from the...

When I want to turn off my router, I just pull the plug because I can't find any power off button in the GUI. Is it the right way to do it? If not, where is the power off button in the web interface?

But it can't import the file. I want to disable this, because it's useless, but I can't remember where I defined it. I checked in /jffs/scripts and there is nothing to that effect there. I checked the crontab but nothing there either, and since it's in RAM, it shouldn't survive a reboot. Where...

Nice, thanks, didn't think of that!

Hi, I have set the router up so that it uses two public DNS servers. I also checked the box to append the router's IP as a third DNS on DHCP. The issue is that the router's IP comes third, i.e. DNS1: 208.67.220.220, DNS2: 208.67.222.222, DNS3: 192.168.1.1 and when I want to resolve local...

No, the router is the DNS server for the whole network and no parental controls

Ok that's odd. When joegreat said hostname, I thought he meant the LAN hostname. I named my router `router.lan` on my network and this is what I was using instead of its IP. But if I use `router.asus.com` then there are no problems. I just upgraded to the latest firmware to see if it makes a...

Yes that was it. Thanks.