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No, I do not have wireless dongle.

# df -h /tmp/mnt/OPTWARE Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on /dev/sda1 1.8G 949.3M 835.1M 53% /tmp/mnt/OPTWARE For the special difficulties specific to the router setup of Asterisk, I have attempted to describe them all in the post. I can...

I have very strange problems with DNS only when I connected from Android phones (two of them, Motorola Droid Turbo with MM and SGS S5 LL) with 2.4GHz band only. Periodically, like once a day in average, some sites fail to resolve (timeout). Others work at the very same time. File transfer over...

I wander what is DNS? Default? Something special, which is neither other nor default? I suppose it should get into either of 18-20 categories. I suspect a DNS query might be qosed, does it always get a highest priority? If I would see a net management traffic or similar I would place it above...

This is the small howto install asterisk on the router. Why? Maybe there are other guides, but I have seen guides involving chrooted Debian which is an overkill to me, and then I have seen a lot of forum posts about problems without any resolution. Maybe I missed something, but that is how I...

Now that works :) So the problem was that stateless ipv6 took the whole range and my client was served by that main range. So I changed IPV6 to stateful, which allows to assign address diapason. Then this: dhcp-range=mobile,192.168.1.16,static,255.255.255.0,86400s...

Well, the advertisement cannot be disabled, ipv6 will not work then. I would just disable ipv6 altogether, but Android then invents its own ipv6 address and tries to work through a tunnel, which also does not work.

Ugh... Android is extremely unfriendly OS. I managed to assign it what I want: dhcp-range=mobile,192.168.1.16,192.168.1.31,255.255.255.0,86400s dhcp-host=XX:XX:XX:XX:XX,android-device,net:mobile,192.168.1.16,infinite dhcp-option=net:mobile,6,8.8.8.8,64.6.64.6...

BTW, if it comes to DNS. A very nice feature would be to be able to specify what to send as a DNS for an individual client in the DHCP config. That is because on modern Android there is no way of changing it.

Weird. Panasonic indeed caches old DNS settings, I have just verified it. Not a router issue.

FW is 380.65_2 from Merlin. It looks like it only happens on one client. The client is Panasonic SIP phone, so I cannot telnet to it and see in details... Maybe it remembered info from oldrr times, but then it shall survive phone reboots.

I'm a little confused. Router is configured: WAN: DNS1 = 8.8.8.8, DNS2 = 64.6.64.6, Connect to DNS Server automatically = no LAN/DHCP: Advertise router's IP in addition to user-specified DNS = yes, DNS1 = empty, DNS2 = empty I would assume a DHCP client should only get router's address...

I know about WPS vulnerabilities, thank you ;)

Hi! I have a really brief question, more a wish list. Is that possible somehow to change WPS function from main network to guest? I usually have no problem entering my password into my own devices and do not have to do it often, but with guests it happen more often and sometimes more...