ExtremeFiretop
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AMTM ??? No idea.
Cheers,
Bob.
In ssh, enter "amtm" for the repo of available scripts. If your manually installing scripts you'll fall behind on any script moved to OSR.
AMTM ??? No idea.
Cheers,
Bob.
If you put your IoT devices in an IP range like 52.xx, then how does a device on the main IP range, say 2.xx, communicate with it to get status, reports, or change settings? For example, I could put my thermostat on 52.xx, but my computer is on 2.xx. They will not talk unless there is a path from 2.xx for that device to the other device on 52.xx.Seriously, just try it out. That is how some of us figured all this stuff out, through trial and error, for our use case since there isn't much documentation from Asus on the specifics of the Guest Network Pro feature.
People are finding that certain IoT devices work best if kept on the main LAN and not on a Guest Network Pro network.If you put your IoT devices in an IP range like 52.xx, then how does a device on the main IP range, say 2.xx, communicate with it to get status, reports, or change settings? For example, I could put my thermostat on 52.xx, but my computer is on 2.xx. They will not talk unless there is a path from 2.xx for that device to the other device on 52.xx.
Also, are all the devices on 52.xx isolated from each other, or can each of those devices all the other devices on that addr range?
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script file that has been extensively discussed in several other posts/discussions. Here are a few of those past discussions:I don't know why but I just find out the router doesn't use swap file even if memory become 100% fullI have GT-AX6000 with asuswrt-merlin GT-AX6000_3006_102.4_0 firmware
Sometimes (randomly) the router become unresponsive, web panel won't work, ssh won't work, even I loose internet access
In this case I can't do anything except a hard reboot by turn the router off and on
I have no idea how can I debug this issue, How can I check the logs after boot ?
I don't believe so, I have this router since more than two years and I have never seen the swap file higher than 0.I don't know why but I just find out the router doesn't use swap file even if memory become 100% full
This is a critical bug
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Emmm, so what is the purpose of swap file ?No it is not, I have this router since more than two years and I have never seen the swap file higher than 0.
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On my previous router (RT-AC86C) the swap file was really needed but I have never noticed its use on this router (and I use some add-ons that cannot be installed without the swap file be present).Emmm, so what is the purpose of swap file ?
I have some apps on it that can easily fill up the memory!
Some times the router become unresponsive because of this (low free memory) and I have to do a hard reboot !!
When the router should use swap file ? It's like I don't have swap file at allOn my previous router (RT-AC86C) the swap file was really needed but I have never noticed its use on this router (and I use some add-ons that cannot be installed without the swap file be present).
Since I have never experienced memory issues with this router and never had to reboot-it (other than when required by an application or hardware updates) then I hope others with far more experience than me with this router will be able to help you. Good luck.When the router should use swap file ? It's like I don't have swap file at all
My router hangs and freezes !!
This is 100% a critical bug.
Edit: Here's the link - Enable GT-AX6000 SwapI don't know why but I just find out the router doesn't use swap file even if memory become 100% full
This is a critical bug
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How should I enable swap ?Edit: Here's the link - Enable GT-AX6000 Swap
You have to enable it on this router model. I'll see if I can find the link.
Typically, IoT devices are accessible from "anywhere" — the device is connected to the Internet, and it is reachable using a "secured" (account with password, fingerprint, 2FA. ...) app or website. In your example, cannot you control your thermostat remotely? Cannot you view your cameras or doorbells from anywhere? This broad access to your IoT devices is why it is important to segregate them from your intranet (different subnet, VLAN, intranet access disabled) — in your example, you don't want your thermostat to talk to your computer.If you put your IoT devices in an IP range like 52.xx, then how does a device on the main IP range, say 2.xx, communicate with it to get status, reports, or change settings? For example, I could put my thermostat on 52.xx, but my computer is on 2.xx. They will not talk unless there is a path from 2.xx for that device to the other device on 52.xx.
Also, are all the devices on 52.xx isolated from each other, or can each of those devices all the other devices on that addr range?
Cannot comment specifically on Diversion or Skynet because I do not use them. However, I do use Pi-Hole on the local network, and using DNS Director, I do have my Guest Network Pro IoT Profile's using the local network Pi-Hole's for DNS resolution. So I would assume one could configure the same for Diversion and Skynet possibly either in the Guest Network Pro Profile's DNS field or in DNS Director if one needs to assign Diversion/Skynet explicitly.From what I understand, dnsmasq supports assigning different subnets to different VLANs, allowing IP address expansion across segments.
What I’d like to confirm is: in a VLAN-separated setup like this, will Unbound, Diversion, and Skynet still function correctly for each VLAN?
For example, will devices on all VLANs receive DNS filtering via Unbound, and also be protected by Diversion and Skynet?
Not sure if this helps, but with my GTAX6000, while using Skynet and AdGuard, along with Tailmon, and a couple other smaller scripts, I started having the same exact issues. Router would lock up and the entire network would crash. Very few indicators in the logs, but the resolution was to power cycle the router. I am curious if this was another instance where the router was maxing out on memory and not leveraging the swap correctly.How should I enable swap ?
I created it via amtm
Edit: I'll take a look at it, thanks
It’s a shot in the dark but if you’re using a USB thumb drive and it’s going bad, that might explain the lockups. There’s quite a few forum posts on that. If you’re using an SSD then it’s unlikely to be that.If anyone has any suggestions on how to more effectively manage the swap and assist with it stepping in to prevent the memory maxing out and crashing the router, I would be very appreciative.
I used a brand new Samsung 64gb usb 3.0 to fix my issues. For some reason, a AX88U keep destroying all cheap USBs. For my ax11000pro did the same and years passed and it is working fineNot sure if this helps, but with my GTAX6000, while using Skynet and AdGuard, along with Tailmon, and a couple other smaller scripts, I started having the same exact issues. Router would lock up and the entire network would crash. Very few indicators in the logs, but the resolution was to power cycle the router. I am curious if this was another instance where the router was maxing out on memory and not leveraging the swap correctly.
If anyone has any suggestions on how to more effectively manage the swap and assist with it stepping in to prevent the memory maxing out and crashing the router, I would be very appreciative.
On my AX88U Pro with that firmware OpenVPN / Client will use VPN to access internet only does no longer work.
All clients can also access the VPN server side LAN IPs.
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