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I was able to make things work with persistent static routes on all the servers that use a different default gateway. One thing to note is the VPN on the router was assigning IPs in the range 10.10.10.x even though I had changed the advanced settings to use the network 192.168.0.x and rebooted...

I was digging around and found a difference between the servers I can connect to and the ones I cannot. The ones I can connect to use the default gateway as the router that hosts the VPN connection. The other servers have a different default gateway. I'm wondering if I can use some static routes...

I have setup my RT-AX92U router with the IPSec VPN enabled. I can connect from a remote client using both Windows and Android. Unfortunately, when remote and connected with the VPN, I can only access some internal IP addresses. For example, I can ping and RDP into a server with an IP of...

That would make sense if it listed the MAC of the node connected to the router. It lists the MAC of the router itself.

I updated my signature files anyway. I'm curious why it shows the router MAC address as the node it blocked instead of some IP on my network.

I enabled the AI Protection on my AX92U and I frequently get reports like this: Alert type : Malicious Sites Blocking Source : (Router MAC address) Destination : api.movcloud.net I've Googled that site and I cannot find anything about it being a malicious site. Does anyone know why the router...

Thank you, thank you, thank you! It worked the first time using the ethernet cable. I don't know why ASUS doesn't tell people to do that in the first place.

I made sure they were close together. I have not tried the mobile app. I never use the mobile app, but I'll give it a shot and reply back.

I previously had my pair of AX92U routers configured as a mesh. I needed to use a router for a thing at my kids school, so I removed the 2nd node from the mesh, did a factory reset, then used it at the school. After the event I did a factory reset and I'm trying to add it back as a mesh node...