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I can confirm the issue on rt-ac68u wifi: I woke up this morning and could not connect to the wifi. No reboots, router running rock solid for several years with great uptimes. Trend micro ai protect enabled. Now back from work, router rebooted and wifi working again, let's see for how long.

Please note that's not the vconfig add that's failing, it's the ifconfig vlanXX ... up that returns error if the vlan is added to the wrong interface (ppp0) because something goes wrong with the ip address. (Maybe due to the 255.255.255.255 netmask of ppp0 itf? I have no ideas) From what I see...

I'm not sure that's the case, I see only br0: # brctl show bridge name bridge id STP enabled interfaces br0 8000.08626694ceb0 no vlan1 eth1...

So now this is embarrassing, I have no answer to your questions and honestly I didn't consider that at all, I just saw the things working using eth0. I am at the point where I know enough to be dangerous but still do things without fully understanding the details. Running the commands I have no...

I assume this is due to the fact that I'm connected via PPPoE: the router is connected to my isp (terrible) modem/router configured in bridge mode (used to connect the old phones rj11). My connection is a FTTH type and the fiber is connected to my isp modem using an ethernet adapter. The router...

I'm sorry but the error persisted:

Hi @Martineau, sorry for the late reply but has been a busy week. Launching your script returns: # ./VLANSwitch.sh 200 4 vlanfw (VLANSwitch.sh): 3202 v1.27 Non-Public Beta © 2016-2018 Martineau. VLAN configuration utility. ifconfig: SIOCSIFFLAGS: Cannot assign requested address...

Thank you, for me it's ok to merge this thread in Help setting up VLAN on ASUS RT-AC68U! I opened a new thread because I didn't want to hijack that thread with my configuration. How can I do that? In any case I surely will appreciate your script, I hope I will be able to understand what I'm...

Hi all, this is my first post here but I enjoy reading this forum from quite a lot. Since I now have a full Gb ethernet connection at home I decided to start an hobby project to learn about linux and networks: build a small home server using an intel nuc running linux. To isolate the server...