Recent content by sputnikk

After multiple reflashes, making custom reset scripts, updating firmware, toggling various things - disabling (or rather, not using) CakeQOS has made it stable. Could be coincidence with something else, but its been stable since. I kept enabling it having seen that it went from an ATM install...

Sorry I'm dumb. It should be */3 * * * *

I have a script in /jffs/scripts with a bash script that does a logger "Some text". If I run it manually, the log appears in the web gui. 0/3 * * * * sh /jffs/scripts/custom_check_wan.sh #wancheck# I have it set to run every 3 minutes. (Yes it's chmod +x). But no output is being produced in...

Same problem on RT-AX56U. At least yours attempts to reconnect. I have to toggle WAN to bring it back.

Will do. In trying to chase down the WAN PPPoE connectivity, I only found this in GUI logs: Aug 19 22:15:27 WAN_Connection: Fail to connect with some issues. Flipping the WAN switch on/off fixes it (or "service restart_wan"). I'm surprised the router doesn't detect this condition and reset...

Thanks. I see the article relating to it now. I would expect disabling AIProtection would stop these panics, but it has not :(

Hi all, After a recent upgrade to 386.2 (I have also tried 386.3) - my router keeps getting kernel panics. Nothing seems to stop working except my WAN - which is PPPoE based. Hard resetting the modem OR flipping the "Internet Connection" toggle on "Network Map" restores it. I can't seem to...

I hear you on the latter. Linux avoids the problem by having the ability to assign route tables and do selective routing.

Understood. Thanks for your reply. Stock QoS (Adaptive QoS) does a sanity check before turning on and asks you to switch DualWAN to failover mode, so I think the answer is self evident. If I want load balancing, I don't get QoS is the simple answer - I just figured I'd ask a guy with FlexQoS in...

My secondary WAN remained up, I was able to browse the web. But CakeQoS still reported as not running. Without promises, and within the confines of "might work" - by "might work at least on the primary interface", do you mean that while it might stay up - CakeQoS will only ever work its magic...

dual wan load balancing shouldn't break web browsing in any way shape or form. The only time load balancing decisions are made is upon the initiation of a netflow. Once a path is established, its always going to use the same WAN endpoint until the stream is complete. When you visit a webpage...

Hi all, I've done some searching but can't seem to find a definitive answer for the theoretics or the problems I'm running into. I have a stable setup with Dual WAN Load Balancing in place on an AX56U. Good broadband is hard to come by here. Dual WAN is composed of: 1x Drop into Bridged DSL...

Sorry to switch subjects again. I noticed with this script, I am unable to query remote OpenVPN endpoints from the ASUS Bash shell. WiFi clients hanging off of it can. This presents a problem for me because dnsmasq is forwading queries for a particular domain to a DNS server across the VPN...

Update: I got a USB flash drive now to install Diversion on and after noticing that dnsmasq.log wasn't catching any traffic, I realized my "Exclusive" VPN configuration was forcing all my local WiFi clients to use the split-tunnels VPN DNS server for ALL DNS traffic (despite the fact they are...

Solved: I forgot to put "Accept DNS Configuration" into "Exclusive" mode. Once doing so and respinning the VPN configuration quoted above + ENABLING Dns filtering (using Quad9 as an example but I'll be using Diversion and setting this to Router mode soon) - split DNS tunnelling for...