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ok, thank you for this. Seeing as how my service is 300dl/100up I should probably be good to go. @RMerlin any ideas why NAT acceleration is effecting UDP port mappings for wireguard?

Thank you for this. Just to clarify, if we have already implemented the original instructions, we should undo those before putting these scripts into place?

@RMerlin thank you for your help with this. One last follow-up question; what are the ramifications to leaving NAT acceleration turned off?

So setting the NAT acceleration to disabled seems to have fixed it.

Hi @RMerlin , thank you for the response. Do you mean under LAN->"Switch Control"? I see the following: Jumbo Frames - currently disabled NAT Acceleration - currently Auto Spanning-Tree Protocol - currently enabled Bond/Link aggregation - currently disabled So far the only thing I've noticed...

Hope someone can help with this. Wireguard doesn't seem to be able to renegotiate it's handshake. Let me be clear, I am not looking to run Wireguard on my router! Current setup Asus RT-AC3100 running Asus Merlin 384.9 Latest Wireguard running on Ubuntu 18.04.2 virtual machine completely up...

Ok thanks. There is a service listening. WebDAV to be exact. Thanks

Perhaps a silly/stupid question, but when I run an nmap scan from an external source, not all of my open port forwards show up. Should they? I have confirmed they are in /temp/nat_rules. Thanks in advance.

I too am using Oppose, definitely something fishy going on there. Did you factory reset after upgrading to 382? Or dirty flash? (Ie. no reset)

@RMerlin does this fix the slow down issue users were experiencing after a few hours with 382.1_2? It was on the rt3100.

Just wanted to add, I'm having this issue as well.

Hi @yorgi I have tried as you suggested and still no luck. I'm able to either get one direction only (client can access server side but not the other way) or I can get both sides to access each other but no internet access. I await your testing and (hopefully) possible solution. Thanks again...

Tried - still no go - now I can't access anything from either side however it says it is connected...

Ok, I'm back to where I started and can access clients at home (router A) from router B (work) but I can't do the opposite. @yorgi your instructions state that "Manage Client-Specific Options: Using this option, you can have full bidirectional site-to-site TLS VPNs with no Custom...

Thanks yorgi! I'll give it a go. One question though - When I select "Manage Client-Specific Options" - no table pops up as per the instructions.