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Could you explain how you did it?

I have no issues anymore since I removed the DDOS protection on the Asus router, works like a charm now.

Thanks for the info guys. I've disabled the DDOS option on my Asus router for now. The issue I had is that internet went down very frequently and then I had to reboot the Asus router and the Sagemcom cable modem and even then I had to wait a while till internet came back. Until now the issue...

Hi, My internet is via cable, the cable modem is a Sagemcom F3896LG and my router is an Asus GT-AXE16000 which is connected to that modem which means the Asus router is behind a double NAT. I could ask the Internet provider to put the cable modem into bridge mode but if I do that then we lose a...

Yes, I've loaded the .ovpn into the VPN slot. Thank you that you want to help solve this issue. If it's okay with you I will upload the screenshots when I wake up. It's 2:37 AM and I really tired so I'd like to catch some zzzZZzzZZzZZzZZs. Btw, do you use MullVad? Because I've tried to config...

I've tried your suggestion and also some other ways to see if it stays in the box but it doesn't. Everytime when the page reloads after applying the code it disappears. I got no clue why.

I want to thank you so much for making this working guide. 🙏🙏 I've tried several videos of guides on YouTube and the guide on the NordVPN site itself and none of them gave me a working NordVPN on my Asus ROG Rapture GT-AEX16000. I have one question, after pasting the code at step 8 into the...

Thank you very much! I will dig through there. I just started with AsusWRT-Merlin so it's still pretty new to me. Sad though that the Asus GT-AXE 16000 will reach end of support at the end of this year, I was just getting started.. sniffles.

I always take a look first before I ask something otherwise I wouldn't be asking. However I overlooked that settings, we are human and we can make mistakes and we learn from them.

Btw, do the DNS blocklists get updated automatically or do you always have to do that manually? If it's not automatically is there a script available that does it for you?

It was 'in theory'.. :D😂:p

What you could do is load the lists into one file or merge them into one file. Then you sort the entries in the file alphabetically and look for dupes and delete them. Going to suck to do this though with 100.000s entries.

I found HaGeZi's DNS block lists at: https://github.com/hagezi/dns-blocklists Going to have a lot of fun expermenting with this.

Thanks for your input mate. Are you talking about all of his lists together or are you talking about specific ones? He has quite a few.

Guys, thanks for the additional DNS blocklists. What I am wondering is which from the default DNS blocklists are dupes or overlapping each other, meaning the hosts in one list are already available in (an)other list(s)? I would love to have the amount of lists as few as possible and as effective...