yes the forwards is clearly working but can,t break through the firewall with Merlin loopbackInteresting. I assume it means that the way it tests the forward is what's failing, not the UPnP forwards themselves.
yes the forwards is clearly working but can,t break through the firewall with Merlin loopbackInteresting. I assume it means that the way it tests the forward is what's failing, not the UPnP forwards themselves.
Yes and still happens. Same also happening on a factory reseted and updated AC68U.Did you do a factory reset after upgrading from 378.55 to 378.56?
A factory reset after every upgrade is probably the best thing to do![]()
The same thing will probably occur when you click on the SSIDs. If you use the IP address of the router, these problems will go away.
Adding the hostname under the LAN->Device Name as Merlin suggested to me did not resolve the issue, and I am using the IP address as a workaround.
Pablo
Have you reset your router to firmware defaults before upgrading?After upgrading to 56_2 the Site Survey page is dead. It could not detect any wireless networks under Active or Passive.
Advanced Setting -> Wireless -> Site Survey
It was working fine in 56 Beta 2.
All the rest seems fine for now.
Have you reset your router to firmware defaults before upgrading?
Because it works perfectly for me. It worked on all older firmware versions on which I used it and also works on 56_2. I assume that I'm not the exception.
Still receiving the "mDNSNetMonitor: GetLargeResourceRecord: opt 65002 optlen 8 wrong" after upgrading from 378.56 to 378.56_2. RT-AC56R. I did not factory reset. I'll try that when I can.
And the progress indicator spins continuously.
nvram set vpn_server1_state=2
nvram commit
I see these messages in the syslog:
Nov 4 12:41:51 openvpn[1005]: event_wait : Interrupted system call (code=4)
Nov 4 12:41:51 openvpn[1005]: TITLE,OpenVPN 2.3.8 arm-unknown-linux-gnu [SSL (OpenSSL)] [LZO] [EPOLL] [MH] [IPv6] built on Nov 2 2015
Nov 4 12:41:51 openvpn[1005]: TIME,Wed Nov 4 12:41:51 2015,1446640911
Nov 4 12:41:51 openvpn[1005]: HEADER,CLIENT_LIST,Common Name,Real Address,Virtual Address,Bytes Received,Bytes Sent,Connected Since,Connected Since (time_t),Username
Nov 4 12:41:51 openvpn[1005]: HEADER,ROUTING_TABLE,Virtual Address,Common Name,Real Address,Last Ref,Last Ref (time_t)
Nov 4 12:41:51 openvpn[1005]: GLOBAL_STATS,Max bcast/mcast queue length,0
Nov 4 12:41:51 openvpn[1005]: END
hi RMerlin, i had same problem (on XVortex - as i use R7000) but "Log only messages more urgent than" "Debug" was selected, syslogd still showed 7.Change the "Log only messages more urgent than" from "All" to "Debug" on the System -> Administration page.
Thanks ! Now it appears normally.It's an old hard-to-track issue. Manually set its state to ready over SSH:
Code:nvram set vpn_server1_state=2 nvram commit
This is normal. When the router asks the OpenVPN server to provide statistics (for the VPN Status page), it dumps all its info into the syslog.
Is this a SAMBA file transfer from a device plugged into the router USB ports? Or is it just a transfer from one network server PC or NAS device or client PC, to another?Please try to copy file of size >3Gb over 802.11ac 5GHz. I can`t. Download less then 60% and timeout. Maybe it is a problem of my laptop. Please try.
yes it works for me too.Have you reset your router to firmware defaults before upgrading?
Because it works perfectly for me. It worked on all older firmware versions on which I used it and also works on 56_2. I assume that I'm not the exception.
Can I import back the settings after reset to defaults.
Don't want to grow through ages to setup all the configurations all over again for 20 devices.
hi RMerlin, i had same problem (on XVortex - as i use R7000) but "Log only messages more urgent than" "Debug" was selected, syslogd still showed 7.
i changed then the selection field to "info" which is working now as syslogd -l 6
could there be some misunderstanding with the term "more urgent then"?
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