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I had to uninstall. DNS leak test is showing my WAN IP is exposed. I put all my LAN clients through a VPN client. All except my TVs. What I expected... tv -> unbound -> upstream resolvers pc clients -> unbound -> vpn -> upstream resolvers

Hi all. Maybe this has already been discussed and need not be relitigated but why use host file format? Why not regexp? regexp > hosts file format, sort of obviously?

so how do I block LAN clients from connecting out to a port range? If I have a large range to block, I'm not going to list each port number.

How does it not make sense? I want to block outbound connections to servers on that port range. From the Asus docs, they are delimited by commas: https://www.asus.com/us/support/FAQ/1013636/

If I try to do something like this: I always get the error dialog "Please enter a value between 1 to 65535": I am unable to enter port ranges. It will only accept singlular port numbers.

My settings there are... Create NAT on tunnel: Yes Inbound firewall: Block Consider that if my WAN IP is 174.48.91.15 and I'm using a VPN client and the public IP of my machine is now 82.100.23.130, my FTP client is now in this situation: FTP Client -> 82.100.23.130 (VPN) -> 174.48.91.15...

This is a disaster. I have the FTP Share enabled with anonymous login, which should be no problem because I have "Enable WAN Access" disabled. Out of curiosity, I ran nmap on my WAN's IP address. The results: PORT STATE SERVICE 21/tcp open ftp 8200/tcp open trivnet1 (The DLNA server) I...

no ideas?

Thanks. I think I'll start by fixing this incomplete Tor mess.

I know PHP, Javascript, and Python. Does anyone know how to create your own page in the admin web GUI? I want to create some addons. There must be some kind of hooks to do it.

I'm using the VPN Client policy rules to specify clients on the network I want routed through a VPN. On my machine that is VPN routed, if I run: ( nmcli dev list || nmcli dev show ) 2>/dev/null | grep DNS I see the DNS my machine is using is: 192.168.50.1 My VPN provider runs their own DNS...

I got a new drive and formatted to ext4; installed entware. It seems to be working good. Anything I run will mostly be in system memory anyway. thx

It's the RTAC66u B1. They renamed it to AC1750 B1

It's an RT-AC1750_B1. I don't understand what you meant by that. How is it slower when setting up the drive but faster after it's setup? Also, what's the WiFi band have to do with it? I have a USB3 drive plugged in for serving video. That leaves the USB2 port for the drive to install programs...

or maybe it can deal with 2 partitions on the usb3 drive. hmmmm