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After downloading the corresponding api script to /jffs/.le/, I was able to generate a LE's cert with the following command with the internal acme: acme.sh --home /jffs/.le --issue --dns dns_nsupdate -d mydomain.example.com And the renew works too. But then when I switch the SSL to LE on the...

Why not just use the CNAME entry?

Ok fixed with mv /opt/bin/curl /opt/bin/curl.old

In my case the storage is not in RO. It got stuck on this command: /opt/bin/curl -fsNL --connect-timeout 10 --retry 3 --max-time 12 https://diversion.ch/amtm_fw/swap.mod -o /jffs/addons/amtm/swap.mod.new When adding the verbose flag, I got the follwoing: /opt/bin/curl -vfsNL --connect-timeout...

My amtm won't start after updating to 6.0.1 after running amtm, all I see is just amtm 6.0.1 by thelonelycoder RT-AX88U (aarch64) Kernel-4.1.51 FW-3004.388.9_2 @ 192.168.50.1 Operation Mode: Wireless router Sat Jun 28 14:10:32 DST 2025 amtm - the Asuswrt-Merlin Terminal...

Thanks for the tips! I checked again, and they are indeed on recommended 5GHz-2 that's reserved for backhaul.

I have installed ZenWiFi XT8s on Merlin firmware. The AiMesh pages indicate that the wireless backhaul has a PHY rate of 1441 Mbps. However, when I run iperf3 between these two routers, it achieves only 350 Mbps. On the wireless log page, the utilization jumps to 80% during the iperf3 session...

My ZenWiFi XT8 has also been experiencing daily crashes recently. Half of the crashes were due to a hung task of wred. I have withdrawn my privacy consent, so there is no longer any wred processes. I will report back if this helps with the issue I am having.

It seems to me that according to your methodology, Flow Cache needs to be disabled for iptable rules to take effect. Unfortunately, this is inconvenient because I have a download speed of 500Mb/s but only 50Mb/s upload speed.

Correct me if I'm wrong, I think one way to verify this, is to compare the Application column on Classification tab, against the Application column on FlexQoS tab. If they're diferent, then it means iptable rules is not effective? Like in the example below, I had a iptable rule to classify...

I'm using Zen WiFi XT8, the kernel version is 4.1.52, so it's HND5.02. But since it's an XT model, it's also affected? So I need to disable HW acceleration if I want to use IP table rules.

Hi, do you know how to check if a router is too new for iptable rules? Thanks in advance.

Ok I figure out one workaround is to mkdir "/mnt/<selectusbdrive>" But this is just too stupid...

This seems to be dumb question, but I can't figure out how to configure backupmon if I just want to back up my JFFS and NVRAM to a network SMB drive. This is for a satellite AiMesh node and there's no USB attached storage.

https://www.snbforums.com/threads/mdns-name-drifting-on-zenwifi-xt8.64295/ Check if the router has changed its mDNS name because of a "conflict".