Hi everyone!
I've already gone 99% of my way to configure normally working WOL on my RT-AC68U.
Background: I'm running latest Asuswrt Merlin and also I've installed transmission.
By now I can wake my home desktop computer from my iPhone by logging in my router's web interface from WAN.
If I type the following command: arp -s [my desktop's LAN IP] [my MAC address of desktop's network card] in Putty or via Tools - Cmd in router's web interface my port-forwarding starts working normally and I can wake my desktop PC via Team Viewer app for iPhone.
If I reboot my router my arp table is refreshed and router doesn't know what IP address corresponds to my MAC address of desktop's network card.
All I need to do is to type a command which will automatically start "arp -s" each time I boot my router, but I can't figure out how does this command looks like.
As far as I understand, I have to do the following actions:
•On router UI we have to enable "jffs partition" and "Format JFFS partition at next boot" under Administration / System Tab (available only on custom firmware) and reboot router
[due to the fact, that I have transmission installed, I need to type the following]
•wget -c -O /jffs/scripts/firewall-start http://goo.gl/ZFHdHC
•chmod a+rx /jffs/scripts/firewall-start (make it executable)
[then type some other lines, making my router remember to start arp -s command each time I boot my router]
Then type "reboot"
If anyone knows how to solve this problem, I would appreciate your help.
P.S. Sorry for the noob question.
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I've already gone 99% of my way to configure normally working WOL on my RT-AC68U.
Background: I'm running latest Asuswrt Merlin and also I've installed transmission.
By now I can wake my home desktop computer from my iPhone by logging in my router's web interface from WAN.
If I type the following command: arp -s [my desktop's LAN IP] [my MAC address of desktop's network card] in Putty or via Tools - Cmd in router's web interface my port-forwarding starts working normally and I can wake my desktop PC via Team Viewer app for iPhone.
If I reboot my router my arp table is refreshed and router doesn't know what IP address corresponds to my MAC address of desktop's network card.
All I need to do is to type a command which will automatically start "arp -s" each time I boot my router, but I can't figure out how does this command looks like.
As far as I understand, I have to do the following actions:
•On router UI we have to enable "jffs partition" and "Format JFFS partition at next boot" under Administration / System Tab (available only on custom firmware) and reboot router
[due to the fact, that I have transmission installed, I need to type the following]
•wget -c -O /jffs/scripts/firewall-start http://goo.gl/ZFHdHC
•chmod a+rx /jffs/scripts/firewall-start (make it executable)
[then type some other lines, making my router remember to start arp -s command each time I boot my router]
Then type "reboot"
If anyone knows how to solve this problem, I would appreciate your help.
P.S. Sorry for the noob question.
Отправлено из моего iPhone используя Tapatalk