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Reset and or install swap file with AMTM your model router has memory issues.Updated my AC86U from 384.10 to 384.10_2.
The router's web interface is extremely slow after the update.
Will (have to) reboot (again) soon...
Reset and or install swap file with AMTM your model router has memory issues.Updated my AC86U from 384.10 to 384.10_2.
The router's web interface is extremely slow after the update.
Will (have to) reboot (again) soon...
I already have a 2 GB swap file in use...Reset and or install swap file with AMTM your model router has memory issues.
I already have a 2 GB swap file in use...
Looks like that.Just let it settle for a while. Just needs time.
I use ExpressVPN to secure every device on my LAN. Occasionally I also need the different location that ExpressVPN offers.
I setup OpenVPN Server alongside so that I can connect to it remotely from my iOS devices and MacBook Pro in order to be secure naturally but to also take advantage of all the wonderful scripts installed on my router.
I also have DDNS configured.
As my AX88U has the problems above, after upgrading my AC3100 to V384.10_2, and that I could only add back a couple devices for testing this AC3100 Backup Wireless Router, these devices were still showing in my Adaptive QOS and Traffic Analyzer areas, with all data still present, so that is why the data above is still listed, but strikethrough to show the AC3100 DOES NOT have the issue my AX88U has.
So I installed 384.10 and it has the same problem with my Sony Bravia X930E Android TV as 384.9 does.
The TV frequently wakes from sleep when off (about once a minute) and opens a bunch of outbound network connections. These continue to grow the longer the TV is left off until eventually the TV complains the network is down which happens when it can no longer access the Internet for any reason (it maintains a constant link to Google’s servers). It’s been about 9 hours since I turned my TV off and there are 50 active network connections for the TV alone.
With 384.8_2 the TV still wakes up and makes outbound connections, but the connections close within a minute so the number of open connections doesn’t keep growing. They never go over around 25.
kernel: eth2 (Ext switch port: 1) (Logical Port: 9) Link UP 100 mbps full duplex
Yes I get a lot of those. I've tracked mine down to Chromecast, Smart TV, and Google Home devices (5) that seems to restart every so often. They all do it most in the early morning hours ( 2am - 4am) likely checking for updates or sending data, not sure? I also see it if I reboot a computer on my network after updates.Anyone else seeing this on their router? Looking at timestamps to see if it happens around same time but ts random from what I see. I would also assume that the port is going up and down either on the router or the other end?? Anyone know if EXT switch port:1 is actually the port on the back labeled 1? If so I will trace it and see where it goes and try plugging device into different port and see if issue follows it.
Code:kernel: eth2 (Ext switch port: 1) (Logical Port: 9) Link UP 100 mbps full duplex
Thanks, gonna look into it some more. Kid watching TV on it right now so somewhat limited. Apparently its not labeled correctly in the system log though so I'm gonna troubleshoot some more. I only looked because I was SSh'ed into the router to update spdmerlin and noticed it dropped connection to the router. Looked at laptop wireless and it dropped as well. Reconnected moments later....otherwise I wouldn't have even noticed.....Didnt see anything in system log to show link up/down other than that though.Yes I get a lot of those. I've tracked mine down to Chromecast, Smart TV, and Google Home devices (5) that seems to restart every so often. They all do it most in the early morning hours ( 2am - 4am) likely checking for updates or sending data, not sure? I also see it if I reboot a computer on my network after updates.
Services like ExpressVPN (along with all the other scripts found here) protect your traffic from the inside going out as well. Your OpenVPN server only protects you from the outside in.Still don't understand the ExpressVPN for every device on your LAN - as long as your router is secure and it is has the only interface to the internet (WAN), you should not need another VPN service. I use my OpenVPN from either my MacBook or iPhone remotely to access any of the devices on my LAN as if I were at home.
This also happened to me and I believe a few other people with 384.10.Starting with 384.10 both my routers have frozen several times. Never happened before. Also my son (playing games) is complaining that "internet disappears" several times / day. Uploaded 384.10.2 yesterday evening. Lets hope for the best.
I recently started dreading firmware upgrades because of the potential need to perform a factory reset and manual restore. I have three Asus routers to support in addition to my sand box Asus router. Since I've fallen behind several versions on all four, the factory reset and manual restore step will definitely be required now.This also happened to me and I believe a few other people with 384.10.
A complete factory reset and starting over fixed it for me.

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