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@uzior, have your 2 NVMe enclosures been recognised as USB3 by the router? I have a Sabrent EC-SNVE and unfortunately my RT-AX86u is not detecting it as USB3 (despite showing USB3 in the GUI): - "nvram show | grep _speed" shows only 480 - the router log shows "SuperSpeed USB device using...

Hello, Just to share that we can finally USB-tether an iPhone on some Asus AX routers. [Wireless Router] Plug, Share & Surf: Turn Your ASUS Router into a 4G/5G Hotspot Instantly (4G / 5G Auto Mobile Tethering) NB: as of the time of writing and as per Asus website, this feature is restricted to...

You can also set-up an IPSEC IKEv2 connection. almost no battery drain: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/services/vpn/strongswan/roadwarrior and with the following type of profiles you can make on demand connections depending on the Wifi you use...

To improve your security on the ssh-side, you could use ssh keys (under Administration, System) to prevent any brute-forcing of your ssh access if it is exposed to the internet.

The cli version of spdMerlin correctly reports around 2GB of data downloaded and uploaded.

Hi all, I have a symmetric "10Gbps" fiber connection plugged in the 2.5Gbps ethernet port of my RT-AX86u. spdMerlin reports correctly between [2-2.5]Gbps speeds, but I presume there is a bug in the "Download Data (MB)" column and the "Upload Data (MB)" column. NB: the cli version of spdMerlin...

Hi all, Am I the only one with fstab not being read? It seems to me that when using "mount -a", it is /rom/etc/fstab and not /etc/fstab which is loaded. Therefore, any entry put into /jffs/configs/fstab, copied at boot in /etc/fstab, is not used when using the mount command. @RMerlin, is...

It may very well be because of Wireguard: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/session-manager-discussion-2nd-thread.75129/post-750673 https://www.snbforums.com/threads/session-manager-discussion-2nd-thread.75129/page-21#post-731542 The Wireguard Add-On now disables by default Flow Cache, which...

I can confirm that on my symmetric “2.5Gb/s” connection, disabling HW acceleration decreased my download speed from circa 2Gb/s to 1Gb/s while my upload remained at circa 2Gb/s

Hi @DarkKnight75, hi all do you know what this “kernel: httpd (xxx ): drop_caches: 1” message mean? EDIT: found the answer to my own question: http://www.snbforums.com/threads/386-4-alpha-build-s-testing-available-build-s.74186/post-722204

You need to tweak the smb.conf file to reflect your “shares”. On my side, I simply copied the smb.conf file created by the built-in samba server (from the firmware), and adjusted couple of parameters.

Hi @domic, I just tested the remote transfer of a 1GB movie from my SMB3 server sitting at home (on my RT-AX86U), through OpenVPN (server on the same router), the transfer rate showed by my remote Windows client was 5MB/s which I believe is c.40Mb/s. Not too far off my current max upload speed...

We’ll, it was worth a shot, as it is provided by the same ISP. Let’s see if they come back with an official answer then!

Indeed the original post was to deal with VOIP issues, but the command may work to access broader settings. Did you try to change “admin” and “password” by the login and password you use to log through the GUI ?

Thanks for the update. These hotlines are a pain with so many people not knowing what they are taking about. It would be good to have an official solution/feedback from them, but I’m getting ready to check out the command of the last post of the following link as soon as I receive my connection...