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I did not, and that fixed it. Again, thank you for your help and patience! /etc/dnsmasq-4.conf:enable-ra /etc/dnsmasq-4.conf:quiet-ra /etc/dnsmasq.conf:enable-ra /etc/dnsmasq.conf:quiet-ra

Ok, have done that now, exactly as Dave instructions. After the "service "restart_dnsmasq 4"" command, when I run the grep command it shows: /etc/dnsmasq-4.conf:enable-ra /etc/dnsmasq.conf:enable-ra /etc/dnsmasq.conf:quiet-ra When I look in the dnsmasq-4.conf file, it doesn't show the...

Ok, so more strange stuff. If I add the command to the dnsmasq-4.conf file, and run the grep command, I get: /etc/dnsmasq-4.conf:enable-ra /etc/dnsmasq-4.conf:quiet-ra /etc/dnsmasq.conf:enable-ra /etc/dnsmasq.conf:quiet-ra When I restart the service, the quiet-ra gets removed from the config file.

Thank you so much. Got it sorted out. Edit: some kind of oddness. If I add the command to the dnsmasq-4.conf file, and run the grep command, I get: /etc/dnsmasq-4.conf:enable-ra /etc/dnsmasq-4.conf:quiet-ra /etc/dnsmasq.conf:enable-ra /etc/dnsmasq.conf:quiet-ra When I restart the service, the...

Eh, I may or may not be an idiot this morning. I must have. Here's the correct output. /etc/dnsmasq-4.conf:enable-ra /etc/dnsmasq.conf:enable-ra /etc/dnsmasq.conf:quiet-ra

This is the output from that command. /etc/dnsmasq.conf:enable-ra /etc/dnsmasq.conf:quiet-ra

So I got ssh up and going, I'm successfully logged into the router, and even navigated to the correct directory. That file isn't there. /jffs/configs/ is empty. Not sure if I'm doing something wrong, or if I should create the file?

Ah, thanks. I have two, an IOT network and a guest network.

Checked on my router this morning as web page loads seemed to be slow. The system log is filled with these, seems to be every seven seconds or so: Mar 2 07:28:17 dnsmasq-dhcp[10734]: RTR-ADVERT(br55) 2601:85:c702:fd0:400:: Mar 2 07:28:24 dnsmasq-dhcp[10734]: RTR-ADVERT(br55)...

As a couple-of-days-later followup, everything is still running fine.

That's a pretty inconvenient bug. I haven't run into that one as my guest and IOT networks are usually 2.4 exclusively... unless I forget to tic the box on the 18th reconfiguration when it's well past my bedtime.

Not sure it was a wifi channel issue. The device would connect with good signal strength, but there was something odd going on where it wouldn't accept an IP address from the router's DHCP server, even when manually assigned one.

So after beating my head against their tech support for 30 minutes, I finally found that they pushed a firmware update on December 1, which is roughly when all of this started. What I ended up doing was flashing to the latest Merlin firmware, clearing out the router settings, and...

Ok, to clarify the situation: I currently have the router reverted to Asus's firmware version 3.0.0.6.102_38186-gbb99350_1221-g274b8_BB0B. With that, the thermostat will complete setup and go online. However, any disruption to the wifi (Router reset, or wifi reset to change settings) will...

Sorry, I started that thread before I decided to flash to Merlin to see if it would change anything.