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Thanks if they are seeing the rules break after three to five mins then it must be some other issue as i think the thing you show above only kicks in after 10 mins, right? Any ideas what i could suggest to them? I guess i should assert that the router is not clearing anything after 3to5 mins...

Well at the ~00:00 mark the port mapping disappeared and reappeared on next refresh of the asus UI. As such the issue looks like it only applies to upnp. I may get to try to have them add my router definition as a standard router definition for merlin FW to their router setup wizard..... So i...

I don't think it is your fault, my poor lack of words. It isn't creating 100 unused mapping. It is creating around 15 actively used ones (like port 25 for my mail server) of them, plus i have others from plex and stuff. The upnp wizard on synology has a maximum of 100 - my point being only...

some progress since the last post i now see leases that look like this: Lets see if it refreshes them every hour :), guess i figure out how to futz their conf file just right :-) TCP 55027 192.168.1.48 80 0h 54m 15s NAT-PMP 55027 tcp TCP 55028 192.168.1.48 443 0h 54m 15s NAT-PMP 55028 tcp

Who says? It seems to be different behaviour from a year ago according to synology (not that i am willing to take that to the bank :-) ). I agree the router is behaving as expected per the conf file. I am questioning if the conf file parameters make sense given they 'apparently' were...

They are not disabled on mine, but the default github file has them disabled - i.e. its a choice the person who compiled miniupnpd made (or thats what the github person said FWIW) https://github.com/miniupnp/miniupnp/issues/197 my preference is not to keep modifying my synology and / or my asus...

Thanks i will see if i can persuade synology to switch to NAT-PMP also i got a reply from the minupnpd rep folks - looks like Merlin or asus made the decision on what timeout to set, by default it min lifetime is disabled. @Merlin could we perhaps have a user defined setting for this behaviour...

Thanks, on the synology they has this router.conf file - do you know if Merlin FW supports natpmp - synology folks think not, but i see it referenced in the changelog... outer.conf file: [192.168.1.1] support_change_port=yes model=AsusWRT router support_router_upnp=yes...

I assume you mean on the router, right?

I am on latest merlin FW. I had issues last year with earlier fimrware and synology NAS where the NAS couldn't keep its outbound mappings open. Synology connected remotel to my NAS and 'fixed it'. (i can get exact date of issue if we need to track back to specific older fimrware). I upgraded...

Upgraded from 58 to 59. I did this remotely. After reboot I had access for about 3 mins then nothing. But it is ok on LAN on further inspection the VSERVER port mapping and several upnp port mappings seem to be non functional - despite them appearing on the port mapping page. Reboot hasn't...

Yes this was it http://www.rickygao.com/how-to-upload-ssl-certificate-to-asus-router/ whats interesting is that if the server.pem file is present when one changes the admin password it resets the https cert to the default self signed one. I have yet to figure out if i delete the server.pem...

Will this back up and restore user define certs for the httpd service? I checked the docs and couldn't see anything?

Just so i am clear i get it - you are saying that while a reboot won't cause the issue it will cause the server.pem file to reappear that will cause the same issue next time i change the pwd?

bah, i think i self answered this 5 mins after posting - seems the solution is deleting the /etc/server.pem - with this removed everything was ok on another password change.