Recent content by MarkRH

No, I'm talking about the favicon shown on the browser tab: But, after switching back over to the Dimension2-3 theme, the favicon is now there. Looks like the theme has been updated to include it now. So, I guess this issue is solved.

Just noticed that I was using the Dimension2-3 Theme and that the favicon (for the tab/bookmark) is missing. Browser tries to load favicon.ico but gets a 404 response so it just shows a generic icon. Changing over to the vB 3.X Fluid theme restores the favicon to what it was.

Congratulations and thanks for all your work. Unfortunately, I'm no longer using my AT-AC68U as I'm with my folks now hooked into their AT&T Router and didn't see a good reason to connect the router to that one... Hopefully someday I'll get my own place again and can use it again. Happy...

On my RT-AC68U went from 384.19 to 386.1_beta1 (dirty flash) and it looks like the intermittent traffic spike is back. I do not have hardware acceleration enabled. All handled by the CPU:

It creates the data in a file like `tomato_rstats_(numbers & letters).gz` in whatever directory you told it in Tools->Other Settings. Also, make sure you are checking "Create or reset data files: Enable if using a new location" to make it create/re-create the database. You might also want to...

Yeah.. well, I tried to do a Health Scan of my USB drive and it stalled at the unmounting process. I then rebooted the router via the GUI and it came back with a disconnected internet. I then power-cycled the router and got the internet back and the health scan of the USB drive worked this...

I just started noticing these lines repeating in my syslog with my RT-AC68U: Apr 7 06:43:58 check_watchdog: [check_watchdog] restart watchdog for no heartbeat Apr 7 06:43:58 rc_service: check_watchdog 253:notify_rc restart_watchdog Apr 7 06:50:58 check_watchdog: [check_watchdog] restart...

Both Firefox 74.0.1 and the Chromium based Edge (I installed it manually) went there fine without complaints. On my router I do have DoT enabled with Cloudflare and DNSSEC enabled (site doesn't support it so has no impact really).

On my RT-AC68U I get an A bufferbloat without QoS on this firmware version. Worst I've ever had was B so I just never bothered with it. Suppose I should test with it just to see.

Looks like 384.16_beta1 has the Traffic Analyzer bug again where it thinks it has transmitted/received 17,179,869,180.10 GB or something. RT-AC68U. Daily: https://i.imgur.com/A4DRl5A.png 24-hour: https://i.imgur.com/laREjN1.png Now, it's only the WAN tab on the 24-hour that shows these huge...

I just tried this with Firefox 73.0.1 in Windows 10 on a RT-AC68U. I was able to click that button and then click disconnect on the drop-down and it applied the settings and went back to the Network Map page. So.. it should work. Make sure all your ad and script blockers are disabled on the...

I was testing this, and I can get to the page by either disabling DoT with DNSSEC enabled, or by leaving DoT enabled but then disabling DNSSEC. With both DNSSEC and DoT running, dig at command prompt comes back with a SERVFAIL message. So for me, in this scenario, with both DNSSEC and DoT...

For me, I have to run the HTTP version or it fails during the upload phase (might be a Firefox issue). Anyway, with 384.14 this is the first time I am getting A bufferbloat where I've always gotten a B. I do not have QoS enabled (never have). I just ran a test and got an A rating.

Since using the 14 betas on my RT-AC68U, I've been seeing these spikes in data transfer. Since putting on beta 3, in the last 24 hour section: Note: this spike is only in the WAN section. Does not appear in the Wired or Wireless tabs. I do have NAT acceleration disabled: Anyone else...

Yes. 853 is the port used by DNS over TLS.