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Yes, it's on a UPS. It has clean power, so that can't be the issue. admin@router:/tmp/home/root# free total used free shared buffers cached Mem: 1018784 948308 70476 2652 9096 202120 -/+ buffers/cache: 737092 281692...

I've got a GT-AX6000 running Merlin 3004.388.8_4 (latest). Around 5-6pm every day, the router reboots itself. I can't seem to figure out why. For a while there, it was dropping the WAN connection (fibre) and the only thing that would bring it back up was to reboot it, I have put a script in...

No problem, thanks for the response!

Just wondering if there is any update on this since May? I'd really like to access the Cloudflare wildcard support that was introduced in 2.11.0. 2.12.0 is the latest version now.

I'd like to achieve the following configuration, can anyone tell me what needs to be done? Unbound set up as a recursive name server on my Asus GT-AX6000 Adguard Home (running on a separate local server) Local domain DNS resolving for clients connected to the ASUS (eg. if I connect a device via...

The issue isn't related to the SD card. I've done the below and it's still rebooting, so I'm going to return it to Amazon. I didn't buy it all that long ago, they sold it as a clearance item as soon as Asus took it off their supported list. - Removed USB/SD card - Flashed back to original Asus...

It started rebooting again, so I've unplugged the USB adapter with SD card. It's still rebooting. Do you have any other ideas?

You just triggered my memory, I had this happen once before and it was due to a faulty USB drive. About a year ago I replaced it with a USB SD adapter + card. It must have known I was talking about it, because the reboots have stopped. If they start again, the first thing I'll do is pull the USB...

I've got an AX56U that was running the latest stable Merlin (3004_3.88.6). It's been running absolutely fine without skipping a beat. Suddenly I wake up this morning and every 5 to 10 minutes, the router is rebooting itself. The system log doesn't reveal anything unusual, I've been right through...

I've got a custom DDNS script set up which works perfectly if I run it manually, but for some reason whenever my WAN IP changes or I reboot the router, it does not run by itself. Last night my IP changed and I wasn't at home, so I had to log into my ISP's portal and find out what the IP...

I must have enabled it at some point but didn't realise it wouldn't have 'let go' once I turned it off. Cheers :D

Clicking 'Withdraw' from the Parental Control/AiProtection has resolved the issue. Thank you so, so much. Saved me having to hard reset my router which I wasn't really looking forward to due to my custom DDNS setup etc. :cool:

It doesn't make any difference which DNS servers I use. I've tried setting the router to auto-obtain DNS from my ISP, I've tried setting 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8 both on the router and statically on my PC network interfaces and even installed Unbound on a Linux VM as a test and ran my own local DNS...

Mine doesn't quite work like that. If I reboot the NTD then I'll get a new IP from my ISP. If I reboot my router, I won't usually get a new IP. My ISP toolbox also allows me to kick my own session from the remote end, which also gets me a new IP. I've had this problem for a month now at least...

I do have a NordVPN subscription, and if I connect to the VPN first I can successfully access the site. I have a dynamic WAN IP that changes semi-regularly. I don't suspect it's being blocked in any way, because as soon as I bypass the AX56U and connect my fibre NTD direct to my PC there are no...