Alternatively, there's also Tailscale... an easy-to-use Wireguard implementation that allows you access to your local network and devices from anywhere. TAILMON can help get it configured on your router.
@Kenji ... I haven't looked at command usage in a hot minute, but I'd be worried about using that --reset command as a regular thing. I thought it was only to be used to reset settings back to vanilla if you run into issues? And you would only want to use that command just 1X... then leave it...
Nice find! Might be a BE-series related issue after all. Hope this gets resolved because I lost a lot of hair over this issue when I was setting up my new BE98. ;)
Just wanted to interject and make a small correction directed at my wingman, @Tech9, since I'm running the same kind of setup... When you run a speed test within the Google Home app, the results reflect the speed from the internet (or Asus Router in this case) to your Google Nest router. You can...
Glad to hear you got it working. But I'm sorry to say, you'll never see 6GHz on this router. Though it's a "WiFi 6"/"WiFi 7" router, it only uses 2.4GHz and 5GHz radios.
Also, if you're looking to get stats on an iMesh node, make sure that when you install it on your node, that you mark it as...
Happy to help, but please help me understand what RTRMON is currently doing (or not doing)?
Can you send some screenshots of the problem areas you're seeing. AFAIK, it uses a standard 2.4GHz/5GHz setup?
Thank you in advance!
That path is fine... It will create your backups under your USB drive under that /router folder. That's where you can find them all. Congrats on getting it working! Everything else looks good. ;)
I'd recommend using the mount point of "/tmp/mnt/asusdisk", and leave it at that.
And if you're backing up locally to your USB, don't choose "Network". Pick USB.
So configure it like that and if you're still running into issues, please send a screenshot of your main backup settings, ok?
I think it primarily had to do with focusing on selling a new headphone product, which weren't selling. That, and forcing users onto a new broken app which broke many peoples ability to control their speakers. He tried for 6 months to get it working, but there was a huge public backlash calling...
Just a quick question? Why are you rebooting? Is there something so catastrophically wrong with your router that it needs a fresh reset like that? I don't reboot unless I am loading a new firmware update, typically.