Recent content by QuozL

Thanks @lepicane, appreciate the info, at least we know now what is causing the issue. I'll stick with just using Http for now as I have remote access disabled anyway and only access the router from my internal network. Hopefully Chrome fix the issue going forward. Cheers

No it wasn't edited after you replied, I posted I was using 386.8 in the original post, it was edited to remove some embedded links I left in it.

Can't get it to work, no idea wtf I am doing wrong, copied instructions exactly, exported cert_key.tar from the router, extracted it and open certmngr and imported cert.pem to Trusted Certification Authorities / Certificates. Said it imported correctly but if I open certmgr I have no cert for...

Colin which section should I create the certificate from in the attached image? If I select "Local Access Config" and then choose "click here to manage" it takes me to the WAN DDNS page where I can generate a cert but it creates a cert.pem and key.pem files where previously when I first setup...

No worries I'll change it to Default and then recreate the certificate and try and login using HTTPS and see if that works, at least if it doesn't I can still get in using HTTP. No idea about the region thing, I bought the router from uMart here in Brisbane so would assume it's Australian...

Thanks Colin, removed the embedded whirlpool part to the links. I'm assuming to enable both HTTP and HTTPS I select Default from the drop down in the Administration/System/Local Access Config/Authentication section, as I don't have a BOTH option in that drop down where the FAQ says to select...

Looking for advice on how to update / fix the SSL certificate with my AX88U running Merlin 386.8 Today I went to login to https://router.asus.com:8443/Main_Login.asp and got a Chrome warning the certificate was invalid. I set up the 88U with SSL around 10 months ago if I remember correctly and...

Yep that worked perfectly with no loss. Also I just went back to https://ipv6-test.com/ did a hard refresh of the page and it sent back a 20/20 result as below so I would say it is their site and is working as intended. Thank you so much for your patience and all your help it is very much...

Sorry for being so thick but are you saying you want me to run a ping to my IPv6 address via http://www.ipv6now.com.au/pingme.php if so I did that and it isn't successful.

All the tests you gave me to do were 100% successful but do you know if any of those tests ping to my IPv6 address? The reason I ask is I think that is what that test on the https://ipv6-test.com/ is trying to do. I could be totally mistaken but I'm just trying to make 100% sure. Yep it is there

I'll steer clear of that for now :-) Were any of the tests I just ran testing the ping to me though as it seems that is what that site is saying it can't do?

Not sure what putty on the router is?

Ping statistics for Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss), Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds: Minimum = 16ms, Maximum = 17ms, Average = 16ms PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> Seems to be working fine then, tried all three of the methods you mentioned all worked...

Cheers thanks for the info

I tired with Edge as well as my usual browser Chrome with the same result. Yes I read that as well but it seems for whatever reason they are not getting through when running the IPv6 test from https://ipv6-test.com/