Recent content by kpratte

Also figured out that the SECURITY chain is enabled and disabled on the Firewall screen by clicking the enable DoS protection. My permanent fix is to add this to my firewall-start: iptables -D SECURITY 5 iptables -D SECURITY 5 That deletes only the two icmptype rules from the SECURITY chain.

With that I figured it out.. There is a default SECURITY chain that has icmptype 8 limit: avg 1/sec burst 5 and another icmptype 8 in it that blocks it if you exceed the limit. I flushed the chain and enabled skynet and everything works like it is supposed to.

After I enabled the script and turned on malware blocking, it started blocking other things like icmp type 8 packets, aka traceroute. I was under the impression that the malware blocking only did sites. Is there a way to whitelist or unban icmp type 8 packets?

Oh, good idea on the pool size.. I do .2 - .99 as static IPs and had .100 - .150 for DHCP so now I'm thinking either it didn't like the static IPs outside of the range of pool or the fact that the static IPs were larger than the pool. Now to run it a few days and see what happens.

A couple of bugs, both of these have been around for a while.. When in Traffic Analyzer, if you are in anything other than WAN like Wireless 5Ghz, about 1 second later the focus changes to WAN. So, click on Wireless 5Ghz, switches back to WAN in 1 second, same for LAN and Wireless 2.4Ghz...

RT-AC56U. I had the same issues before the beta and upgraded in the hopes that it would be fixed. :( - Ken

Has anyone else come across this? Originally I thought it was a lease time issue but now it seems to be sort of random that dnsmasq's DHCP stops handing out IPs for wireless. Wired connections are fine. The incredibly bizarre part is that there is nothing in the logs.. The scenario goes...