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Just went through this myself. You probably already fixed this. Here is what I did for my instance. Original create-ipset-lists.sh has a variable ' case $(ipset -v | grep -o "v[4,6]") in' Since 386.1 is now v7, just change the line to read: 'case $(ipset -v | grep -o "v[4,7]") in'. Also change...

I was trying to figure out if I could install the Amateur Radio AMPRNET rip44d on a ASUS RT-AC-5300. I would be following the guidelines for OpenWRT: http://wiki.ampr.org/wiki/Setting_up_a_gateway_on_OpenWRT Is this possible to have a IPIP protocol 4 capability on this router running Asus-WRT...

Thank you (solved)

I noticed that I am seeing UDP port 9999 broadcasts to 255.255.255.255:9999 from the ASUS AC-5300 routers. Did some research and found: 9999 udp infosvr Several Asus router models use a service called infosvr that listens on UDP port 9999 with root privileges and contains unauthenticated command...

If the service is via a Manufacture then possibly. Most likely the work is performed by a sub-vendor. Cyber hygiene is not a bad thing to practice especially if one has a business to protect. I really like the practice of multi-factor authentication myself. Anyway, it is a good discussion...

I was thinking of a past exploit where the hard drives internal to printers and copiers where harvested for the information. What initiated this thought was the fact that I was getting ready to return a router to be replaced. Seeing literally hundreds or more of boundary devices being turned in...

Under stand both. In the AP mode I have the primary router providing a dynamic IP. Guess I could make it static but either way. I was unable to access other than SSH. This is water under the bridge since neither of the radio ports are operational. Seems that the seller only warranties for 30...

Excellent find! I am also thinking, since this was one of over 600 "refurbished" units that Newegg is selling, that the components may not be from ASUS (forgery or fake components). Just a suspicion at this point. In my case both radio ports are dead.

Yes, I have tried both RMerlin and the latest ASUS AC3100 .trx Both have no wifi or web interface once I shift over (hard boot) from the 192.168.1.1 to the dynamic IP associated with the AP mode. The wired routing associated with the AP mode works fine. Waiting for a RMA authorization for a...

Screen Lock out. Anyone have a work around this error? SSH does work to the console.

Well... once again I spoke to soon. The TFTP process has allowed me to shift between stock firmware and RMerlin firmware. In both cases neither radio port is operational. I can configure both radio ports using the web interface and all appears good but the radio interface appears not to be...

All efforts that I tried did fail. However following the TFTP process allowed me to upload a new image. The WAP is up and running. Thank you.

No Joy, I may have missed it but the banner on the top of the wizard configuration page is stating that this is not a ASUS device, but not always. (Which it is). This may be the root of the problem. I can now at least upload fresh firmware. Crossing fingers...and toes

Maybe the second time is a charm? Right after I re-configured the router: Access Point mod, HTTPS and SSH it went right back into a no wifi or web state. Think I will redo the firmware before making any changes. Round 2

Hi TonyH, yes, I had full SSH into the console. Which also means that I could SCP as needed. Good thing the forum came to the rescue just in the nick of time.