Recent content by Mr. Boniato

I don't use AI Protection. It's not an issue of anything being blocked. I just would like to disable that message from Asus without having to enable internet access to the device. If there isn't a way, then so be it.. I'm just asking here to see if there is a way maybe via script or something...

Not this one. It doesn't need internet access to view the cameras. It works fine for a long while, then every so often that message comes out from Asus. I use Blue Iris for my cameras and you can view the cameras on a browser or any other app that allows RTSP. So no need for internet access as...

It's on one device. I don't use parental controls. I just blocked internet access by enabling "Block Internet Access". This is a Firestick that I use to view live cameras 24/7. It's connected to a monitor. So when that message comes up, It blocks the view of the cameras, so I have to remove it...

Noooooo 😒

I just created a post with the same question and then I found your post. I think I may have found it... I am trying it now to see if this is it. Toggling that option to "No".

I think I may have found it. I will toggle this to No and see what happens.

Is there a way to disable or prevent this Asus message from coming up on the screen of devices that the internet access have been blocked?

The help desk from namecheap.com says, the preconfigured server on my router is outdated. They are now using dynamicdns.park-your-domain.com, instead of www.namecheap.com. What can I do about this?

I haven't been able to get this to work, so I bought a domain from namecheap which is one of the listed ones on the drop down, but it's not working either.I tried to have the help desk help me, but they can't figure it out. I have tried, Yes on the WAN IP host name verification, but same error.

Not sure what you mean.. I don't see a place to set retries.. unless I am not looking in the right place? EDIT.. oh you meant the force update?

I am using Asus DDNS. I am behind NAT, so every time the ISP modem restarts (or maybe when WAN gets a new IP), I notice the Asus DDNS goes into "Inactive Status" and have to click on "Apply" in order for it to reconnect. Is there a way I can have it auto reconnect when it loses connectivity?

Got it.. thank you Merlin.. I just thought since dnsomatic was listed under the DDNS providers I assumed I could use them for that. I understand now.

So how would I use them along with OpenVPN app on my iphone to connect to my network? Sorry, I guess I am not fully understanding. How would the config file look like then?

Oh, I am now confused because their site says this...

This is what I get...