Recent content by Perry Rhodan

I had a similar issue a while back caused by my antivirus software. For some weird reason it did not like some of the code. Opened an ticket with the AV developer which eventually resolved with a patch.

Regardless of where Merlin gets the code the fact is Asus has just posted 3.0.0.6 GPL for the RT-AX88U Pro which until now was not available. Maybe Merlin has it already, maybe not. At least now we know it's available.

Asus just released GPL 3.0.0.6 for the RT-AX88U Pro. Haven't looked at other models but likely there are others as well. Hopefully that means we'll see this router added to the 3.0.0.6 Merlin firmware.

Merci Eric! Yes I understand the effort required to maintain DDNS outside the ASUS realm would be unsustainable. I'll look at using a custom script, or carry on paying for a static IP with my ISP. Just can't justify the risk on using http as sending non-encrypted credentials is looking for...

I figured I could use the custom script, it's just since the service is in the list it would make sense it would use ssl out of the box. Else it's a serious security issue.

I've searched here and reviewed the changelog file and can't seem to locate this information. When ever my router updates my IP on dnsomatic the log entry below seems to indicate the connection was over port 80, is this just a typo or are the connections not encrypted? connected to...

Donation sent, thanks for the great work!

I would have a look the Watchguard XTM 33, good SSL VPN with many other features. They offer discount when you switch from another device so you could get a very good deal on this. I run a couple of those between 2 locations with a dedicated VPN tunnel between as well as 5 to 10 SSL VPN at one...

Bumping this in the hope that someone has an answer...

I'm at lost here, been trying to get this to work for weeks without success. I've implemented this on many dd-wrt boxes without any issues. I already run a dhcp server internally so I have no need to use the RT-N66U built in dhcp for anything but the guest network which is isolated from the...