Recent content by Seth Harman

There are no "added features" when you're using them as AiMesh nodes hence why the consensus is to use stock, especially if it has newer security patches.

Same here, I didn't do anything with the JFFS partition when I updated from 3004 to 3006.

I don't recall ever editing that file, but I checked it and there's only two lines in there and both appear to have been added by YazDHCP.

Yeah, I had planned on doing a complete uninstall/reinstall as a last resort to see if that fixed it but was hoping someone had encountered this before and knew a fix that was a bit less involved.

I did have manual IP reservations setup in the GNP "Advanced Settings" section. After I manually edit the YazDHCP files to add them they were deleted from the GNP section to avoid conflict. I can see why having those reservations in two places might cause some issues but I wouldn't think that...

The new version of YazDHCP supports Guest Network Pro so yes, I was looking to change those static assignments I'd made in the GNP interface for my IoT VLAN over to entries in YazDHCP but the problem isn't limited to just the GNP entries. For example, if I take one of the existing entries on the...

Yeah, no idea what's going on here. I've never had an issue with YazDHCP before right up through the last time I added clients. It's been a few months and I have no idea what's happened between then and now that would cause this kind of behavior but I can confirm other changes to the router...

After quite awhile without needing to add any new clients I finally went to add some last night and discovered that doing anything in the YazDHCP GUI isn't being saved, i.e. if I want to add new clients I have to SSH in to the router and edit the files directly. I switched to the Dev branch to...

Good to hear!

Whatever ends up working for you is obviously the way to go, but I specifically went by that guide that's been referenced a few times and my setup is working flawlessly, i.e. the wired devices hooked up to ports 2-5 are part of the RSIOT VLAN ID 53 and function exactly as intended. The fact that...

What you've done differently than I have (and what those instructions I referenced a long time ago explain) is your entire range of ports is supposed to be configured as part of the VLAN 1 configuration. Here's my setup with Port 1 as the uplink to the AiMesh node: For VLAN ID 1 try setting...

Yet another piece of information that hasn't been very clear but should be in giant flashing letters in the README/instructions pertaining to this add-on. AiMesh nodes are not generally referred to as an "AP": in Asus-lingo during initial setup Wireless AP and AiMesh node are both available...

Man...we're a bunch of serious nerds ;)

You've just described my home network, 40+ IoT devices, and a RaspberryPi that doesn't do anything except let me tinker for fun.

I run backupmon as well so I went in and checked, everything was still in there for me in regards to the cru entry within services-start.