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Never mind. Found it on Settings on the Dropdown under the Traffic Monitor Page

I have a asus rt-ax86u pro running merlin 3006.102.7 firmware. I had router configure past data usage to an external USB device. I can not see where that setting is.

I was looking at a replacement for RT-AC86U. Originally the router was used in a house but now it is a small apartment. I initially was thinking of the RT-AX86U Pro but wondering if that router will be EoL next. Noticed there was also the ASUS AX3000 WiFi 6 Router (RT-AX57). I am not using many...

Nope only wired

I had some time to do further testing. I changed the reserved IP address for one of these devices and applied the settings which got this in the logs: May 20 11:12:04 rc_service: httpd 1401:notify_rc restart_dnsmasq May 20 11:12:05 dnsmasq-dhcp[5748]: not giving name RaspPi4_2GB to the DHCP...

The devices are Raspberry PI devices. Wired connection only. Yes rebooting the router forces the reservation address to take effect but thought there must be a way to not cause everyone else connected to the router to lose their network connections

I have a device it has gotten assigned an IP address via the DHCP. I have hard coded an IP address for that device via its MACID in the Merlin firmware. Powering off the device letting it sit for several minutes results in it still having the DHCP address assigned to it rather than the hard...

Is there still no way of dropping a lease for a DHCP assigned IP address so that that fixed IP address configured via MACID can be assigned for that particular device?

Six days ago I had an iMac attached to a wired connection for 2 days. It has since been removed. Last night I logged into my Asus AC-86U w 386_2_6 firmware and noticed that an Apple Device was connected to a wired connection here with an Automatic IP. Since I only have 3 Apple devices all of...

ok think the drive is in fact FAT32. I guess it is time to eject the flash drive backup the files format it as NTFS and copy the data back over. This power cycling was intentional since I could not get the radios to active properly.

I was using a folder on the USB flash drive called "Asus Router Traffic" and the Syslogs showed "Problem loading /mnt/sda1/Asus Router Traffic/tomato_rstats_04922680f030.gz. Still trying..." So I ejected the drive copied the gz file to the root of the USB flash drive and changed the location...

Is there a problem with traffic stats when using USB and powering off the router with the power button after the Reboot via UI did not fix an issue? The reason is that I enabled the radios in this router today and doing a reboot via the UI did not enable the radios even after I went into the...

Ok switched over from NVRAM to USB again and waited a couple of hours and did a reboot via the UI and this time the traffic chart showed the history like it should rather than a blank graph w no Y axis lines like it did before. Using a USB2 flash drive but that should be fine for the amount of...

That is exactly what I had. Doing a Reboot via the menu UI button or a power cycle resulted in the blanking of the screen on the Traffic Monitor page and no stats showing up after the reboot or power up completed. I had to do a reset of the data files every time on the USB flash drive in order...

Ok if the reboot option does the same thing then the /jffs/scripts/services-stop is probably not going to help. Am I the only one storing these stats on USB and having this inability to display the prior collected stats after a power cycle or reboot via the GUI reboot button? Is it possible to...