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Recent content by Slyder

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    DDNS, VPN clients, and OpenVPN in FreeNAS jail

    Hey all, I'm running into a little issue that I'm having a bit of a problem getting around. I currently use PIA, and have had no issues with it. It connects, my whole network is behind it via my router, and all is well. I've cause to get a OpenVPN server instance running on a FreeNAS jail...
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    Incorrect firmware flash...

    Hi, Thanks for your reply. I was indeed plugged into port 3. The issue was that while the router recognized that I was plugged in to a port by changing the port status to UP, it would not issue a IP address to any computer plugged into it, only wifi connections could get an IP address. Also...
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    Incorrect firmware flash...

    GOT IT! Went in through SSH and issued "mrt-write2 {path to firmware} linux && reboot" command and waited... came back 10 or so minutes later, power cycled the router, and the cfe miniweb server page came up, and disappeared before I could do anything... but was soon replaced with the GUI...
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    Incorrect firmware flash...

    No joy, firmware was originally done via the GUI.
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    Incorrect firmware flash...

    I have access over WIFI to 192.168.1.1 on port 22. I can use the various linux commands there to do some things, but sadly my linux knowledge has fallen significantly over the years. I can see that there is a hardwire connection on eth3, but the laptop connected to it is not able to pull an ip...
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    Incorrect firmware flash...

    Thanks. This assumes that a hardline connection can be made with the router, which it cannot be at the current time as the ports do not appear to be working.
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    Incorrect firmware flash...

    Ok... I've tried flashing with the latest versions for the AC87U of ASUS, Merlin, and DD-WRT, with the following results: ASUS - Invalid Firmware Upload. Firmware upgrade unsuccessful. This might result from incorrect image or error transmission, please check the model name RT-AC87U and version...
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    Incorrect firmware flash...

    I'll try the wifi connection to reflash it, but for the firmware restoration tool, you must be able to connect to the router via a lan connection, which it will not do.
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    Incorrect firmware flash...

    and I'm the lucky one that gets to fix it... It looks like my younger sibling (read inattentive twit) flashed his new RT-AC87U with the latest Merlin firmware, however it looks like he selected the RT_AC68U version. This has resulted in the lan and wan ports of his router to be non-functional...
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