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I have a RT-AX88U. For static dhcp I have a file /var/lib/misc/dnsmasq.leases I don't have to export or import something. I just need to edit the file, that's all. I've done this, because I don't had enough free memory for all my devices. Would be nice if something like this would also be...

It there a way to manage the WLAN-MAC-Filter list (for 2,4 and 5GHz) in a file (for example with a list of all allowed mac-adresses) that I can edit with vi via command line (ssh)? Something like dnsmasq.leases for static dhcp... Should be must faster than add all mac-adresses one by one via...

Is there a way to disable new firmware warning (flashing exclamation mark)? Thanks, HOgi

Works.... BIG THX @RMerlin

No, this would take me 1 hour or longer... I'm now back on 386.1.0 and the error is gone.

Alpha2 did not help. :(

JFFS is unmounted after I updated the Firmare of my RT-AC68U to latest Merlin 386.1.2. If I flash back to 386.1.0 everything is fine again. Allready tried "Format JFFS partition at next boot" without success. Any ideas?

Are you sure? This website says, lease time has to be set in minutes (1440 default).

OK, here is what I have done. 1. I enabled JFFS custom scripts and configs 2. I enabled SSH 3. Via SSH I created a file named dnsmasq.conf.add in /jffs/configs/ 4. I chmod 755 /jffs/configs/dnsmasq.conf.add to make it executable (I don't think this is necessary) 5. I add all my dhcp static...

@kernol Thank's for your reply. 1. I now have 65 devices in this list. Believe me: I know how to add or edit a device. ;) 2. I only have some iOS devices with this private/random MAC address feature. This feature has been deactivated for all this devices. Anyway, this should not have any...

Now I try to add a new device and it complitly didn't appear in the static dhcp list. :( If I try to add it a second time, an error messages appears, telling me, that the device is allready in the list, but it didn't show up. Now i can neither edit nor delete the device. Is there any other way...

Hm... can't find this switch...

THX ;)

Thanks for your reply. I didn't know this with the changing MAC addresses on Apple devices running iOS 14+. Is there any way to switch this incredible "feature" off? Regarding the bug: This happens with non Apple devices that all have fixed MAC addresses.

Sorry, don't understand the question. I am talking about the web-interface of the router (LAN -> DHCP Server -> Manually Assigned IP around the DHCP list).