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on an AC68U Merlin 380.63_2. router has been running 9 days without reboot, when suddenly connectivity was very slow. I managed with difficulty to get to the router UI, it showed a sudden sharp jump in memory usage. Navigating the UI was very slow though so I couldn't see much. I did manage...

I and others have seen this issue with the XboxOne constantly making DHCP requests since at least Merlin's 380.59 firmware. Since the Xbox is the only device in my home doing this I suspect it's a Microsoft bug...the Xbox could be ignoring the DHCP lease expiry times.

The problem is intermittent. in the tools page for example (http://192.168.1.1/Tools_Sysinfo.asp) the Ethernet Ports section sometimes breaks in Firefox. Sometimes it renders fine, but when it's broken in Firefox, I look at it in Chrome and it shows all MAC addresses in "Last Device Seen"...

What browser do you use? Is it Firefox? I suspect a problem with data presented in the UI breaks things on Firefox, see above: http://www.snbforums.com/threads/asuswrt-merlin-380-59-is-now-available.32469/page-9#post-259431 if you use Firefox, could you try Chrome instead?

I have this problem as well (clients stopped showing up in the client list, and "Querying switch...." on the Tools page in the Ethernet Ports section. I think I have a clue what's up here....the problems reproduce in Firefox, and not Chrome. Looking in Chrome, on the Tools Page, Ethernet...

weird, after rebooting don't see this anymore. will keep an eye out for it.

Has anyone else noticed that Traditional QOS seems broken with ipv6 in this build? The download speeds I see with traditional QOS on are 10% of what they should be per the settings (they're pretty close to the upload speeds actually...) This happens no matter which of the 3 schedulers I choose.

This flag was renamed to ipv6_ns_drop in the .53 release (see the changelog)

A major security flaw was found in this driver which is common in routers: http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/05/90s-style-security-flaw-puts-millions-of-routers-at-risk/#p3 Do any Asus routers use NetUSB?

Comcast supported cable modems: http://mydeviceinfo.comcast.net/ DOCSIS 2.0 modem can't support the higher speed plans or ipv6, so to be future proof pick a DOCSIS 3.0 modem.

Rmerlin, as a Mac user I can confirm that the spurious error messages in the log related to PCP are gone in 42. PCP is otherwise working fine. I assume this is what you mentioned in the release notes about fixes to PCP in this build.

Don't forget, Comcast's IPV6 deployment is the largest in the world, so it could just be law of numbers: http://www.comcast6.net/index.php/8-ipv6-trial-news-and-information/132-comcast-worlds-largest-ipv6-deployment They also use two different CMTS platforms on the headend, which could be...

Apple devices use PCP to request that ports be opened by the router. PCP is version two of NAT-PMP, and you probably have a Mac or other device running a service that needs the router to open a port, like "Back to my Mac". PCP support was added in the .41 Merlin release so that's why the...

odd messages in log, ipv6 related? seeing this in logs fairly often (once every 30 minutes?), Comcast ipv6 on RT-n66u. RMerlin, others, any ideas?