Voxel
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Please see your P.M.I disabled the db update and experience check boxes before testing.
Latest test result (14:43 Dec 17, 2017)
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Voxel.
Please see your P.M.I disabled the db update and experience check boxes before testing.
Latest test result (14:43 Dec 17, 2017)
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231.88Mbps 10.80Mbps
As far as I know FileZilla uses SFTP protocol. You should try to use SCP protocol (e.g. with WinSCP).I can connect to the router with Putty, but not with FileZilla even though it's configured to use the keys. The error is "Received unexpected end-of-file from SFTP server" and I think it's got something to do with a lack of sftp support by Dropbear. Can anyone confirm?
I recommend to use cron from Entware. It is not so difficult to use Entware downloading initial setup tar from my site. Also, you can use with Entware e.g. ddclient:One other question. I added a crontab entry to perform a wget in order to keep my Dynamic DNS up to date from freedns.afraid.org. I have it send its output to a logfile in tmp and don't think it's running. The file never appears.
Thank you. I have a Synology Diskstation. It has a DynDNS client built in, so I just used that instead.I recommend to use cron from Entware. It is not so difficult to use Entware downloading initial setup tar from my site. Also, you can use with Entware e.g. ddclient:
https://sourceforge.net/p/ddclient/wiki/Home/
It is perl script (i.e. installation of perl from Entware is needed). I use it w/o problems with freedns.afraid.org.
Voxel.
So consensus is to stay away from this version due to issues with the .38 FW?
Where is the OpenVPN client on this firmware? All I see is an OpenVPN server.
Hey.
My QoS Dynamic Settings on R7800 keep resetting when I reboot router. Like the device priority settings![]()
User id and password should be on 2 different lines (not 2 columns), like:Able to login to Telnet using Putty but when starting the OpenVPN client it fails. What I did...
1) create a folder (openvpn-client)
2) put my xxx.ovpn file inside openvpn-client folder
3) changed "auth-user-pass" to "auth-user-pass /etc/openvpn/config/client/auth.txt" on xxx.ovpn file then add my OpenVPN login & password in 2 columns below it
4) added the security certificate code at the bottom of xxx.ovpn
5) login to telnet & issue command "/etc/init.d/openvpn-client start"
Did I missed something?
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You should check the log of your OpenVPN. /var/log/openvpn-client.log.Able to login to Telnet using Putty but when starting the OpenVPN client it fails. What I did...
1) create a folder (openvpn-client)
2) put my xxx.ovpn file inside openvpn-client folder
3) changed "auth-user-pass" to "auth-user-pass /etc/openvpn/config/client/auth.txt" on xxx.ovpn file then add my OpenVPN login & password in 2 columns below it
4) added the security certificate code at the bottom of xxx.ovpn
5) login to telnet & issue command "/etc/init.d/openvpn-client start"
Did I missed something?
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Immediate test after reboot is not quite OK. Better to wait 2-3 min. So now it is OK for you as I guess, and I can publish this version.Looking better on 2nd test run.![]()
Well, why notI presume I should not do the QoS DB update?![]()
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