Recent content by lord_Galathon

Oh, I hadn't picked up on that. Sorry.

Is there a way to connect to the guest Wi-Fi by using WPS? Would love to be able to put a WPS enabled repeater on the guest network to cover the far area of the place here without having to run any wires. To be clear, I can connect to normal Wi-Fi using WPS but would like to connect to the...

Maybe your ISP throttles torrent badly and it's affecting your whole WAN. Have you tried just launching a normal legal torrent download to see?

Wow that escalated quickly... Thanks to all that intervened. As much as I'd love to be able to change the adapter properties to RTS/CTS, all the devices that connect to the Wi-Fi here are smart phones and tablets and don't have the option. The error doesn't seem to be affecting anything else...

I will try that and report back. It makes sense.

Yes. Both have the same SSID.

Hello, I recently setup an RT-AC66U for my work with Merlin firmware, it's been running great for 48h now but I see the following messages being constantly logged: May 29 09:17:57 kernel: eth2: received packet with own address as source address May 29 09:17:57 kernel: eth1: received packet...

This is weird, I've found the issue in the iptables script, and re-uploaded it to the router, now it auto-starts. I've not changed anything else. Whaaaa? At any rate I've even rebooted the router a few times to make sure it auto-runs. It does so case closed. Thanks again to everyone involved. I...

Well, being afterhours I decided to test the router. It works but all the tables outbound from .155 and .156 insist on coming out masquerading on the .154 address which of course is wrong and does not work. I guess I have more work to do. Thanks all for your help so far. I've learned a lot in...

Nope. Still nothing until I run the file manually, then and only then do I get: "Dec 31 19:04:11 nat-start: running nat-start script" In the logs, and the NAT entries are now showing. I'm thinking it might be a firmware issue, maybe this version of Merlin runs a different named file...

Yes: #!/bin/sh iptables -t nat -I POSTROUTING -s 172.21.100.11 -j SNAT --to 10.10.10.156 iptables -t nat -I POSTROUTING -s 172.21.100.10 -j SNAT --to 10.10.10.155 ... and so on with the rest of the rules. I get no error messages in the log file, the nat-start file just doesn't automatically run...

I can copy/paste all the lines from nat-start using notepad++ directly into putty at once, they all run succesfully and my NATting shows up in the iptables list. Problem is nat-start not running. As far as I can tell using the ls -l command both files are executable. -rwxrwxrwx 1 admin...

I did. I used nat-start for the NAT/firewall rules. wan-start is to assign 2 static ips to a single interface. (actually 3 but the first is assigned in the GUI...) As it stands now, I have the nat-start in the jffs/scripts folder but it does not autorun at startup. Not sure why since wan-start...

I've just been writing to them using the echo "... " >>//jffs/scripts/ commands. I just wanted to look at the contents with notepad. They look okay to me. Not sure why it's not running. I'm looking at the log on the router and it shows: (ignore the date/time, I've not connected it to the...

This is great, after a reboot it lists the rules much quicker. I've managed to create/append and make executable the wan-start and nat-start but only the wan-start seems to work as I get the correct IPs assigned to the eth0:x port, the nat-start doesn't seem to "stick" as all I get from the...