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Yes. I also have a laptop that connected to it in the 6GHz band. Although in the end I switched it off for client connexions and reserved it for the AIMesh backhaul, as I have an older node (RT-AC86U) which doesn't run 6GHz and it seemed to cause problems when a client using 6GHz switched to...

??? It's running on my RT-BE92U.

Which presumably means you also need to factory-reset all of your AIMesh client nodes and join them back in?

Thanks. That's an idea. But why it should say my certificate is installed, when it's overwritten it on disk, would still be an oddity. I'll see whether it happens again and if it does, I'll unset that setting.

A few weeks ago I managed to get my own self-signed certificate working with my RT-BE92U. Adding own SSL certificate On Saturday morning I had an oddity. My nightly backup showed that a file, /tmp/https_srv.csr, had arrived on the main system and I wondered what this was. Attempting to login to...

This is what i get pinging Google on my RT-BE92U, an Intel NUC wired into it and my laptop, which is connecting via Wireless. Asus router round-trip min/avg/max = 5.657/5.904/6.073 ms Wired NUC rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 6.248/6.496/6.663/0.138 ms Wireless laptop rtt min/avg/max/mdev =...

Well, I suspect that depends on what you are using to generate them. I'm using xca, and under the "Extensions" tab I had to select the "X509 Authority Key Identifier" option. Given that the Validation tab when looking at a Certificate's details was pointing out that this was missing, I'm not...

OK. Sorted it. I needed to tick another box when generating the certificate (and then had to generate it again to add IP address fields as well as DNS names...). Thanks...

OK. Found this in syslog, which may explain why it isn't working: Not sure what the problem is. Apache is happy with similar certificates (for different hostnames)

Doesn't work for me. I select a key and certificate, both in PEM format, Upload them and I'm left with a newly-generated Asus certificate.

I'd like to upload my own SSL certificate (I have my own root CA for some local systems, and it's installed in my browser) so that I don't need to keep allowing exceptions every time the router-generated certificate changes. However, there is no indication as to what format this needs to be in...

A month later and I've had no further asd deletions. I've solved the "problem" of my favourite editor displaying filenames as /tmp/mnt/Entware/.... by giving it an option to remap names.

Yes. It just shows as Not Connected.

Silly thought.... Have you accidentally enabled the "Enable Reboot Scheduler" under Administration/System?

When I tested this (a few years back) all I did was enable USB tethering on my Android phone, connected that to the Asus router over USB and it just worked,