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Updated my RT-AC68U, all's well. Keep up the good work john9527 :)

Upgraded to beta 19B4 and happy to report that the new MEO IPTV profile is working flawlessly. John, will you also add the new profiles to the Initial Setup page (like Asus/Merlin firmwares)? They're to be found when setting up the Internet Connection Type and selecting "Special requirement...

Donated :) A bit late taking into account the amount of time that I've used Merlin's firmware but better late than never. Keep up the good work Merlin (and also John9527).

I just upgraded an RT-N66U from 380.59 to 380.61 and I'm also missing this option. Everything else is working fine. (Did a factory reset)

I can also confirm that nothing on my network (Desktop, NAS, Printer) has been waking up randomly since I updated to 380.58 on last Monday and disabled the Networkmap hourly rescans option. On previous firmwares all of them experienced random wake-ups. No other issues to report with this...

C'mon.. 1) Read the 3rd post (#33) above yours; or 2) https://i.ytimg.com/vi/6AnAhdN9nDg/maxresdefault.jpg

But did you reset the router to factory default settings after flashing and before setting up everything manually?

Wish you a swift and full recovery. As a devoted fan of your firmware and of your huge contribution to this community: thanks for sharing your health issues with us and see you soon.

USB Application -> Media Services and Servers -> Network Place (Samba) Share / Cloud Disk

Thank you for the update, running fine on my RT-AC68U. PS: What is it with the current inflow of non English speakers who not only write improperly but also make lots of requests and complaints? Is this place turning into Linksysinfo.org? I've seen developers (Teddy_Bear on Tomato and others)...

This may not be related but I also had issues with my Synology NAS randomly waking up. This happened with my RT-N66U running either Merlin's 378.54_2 or the latest 378.55. I switched back to Tomato Shibby (my most used firmware tbh) and the random wakeups stopped. Same configuration, static...

Yeah, that's the setting. I never really trialed this thing out extensively because I always thought that the NAT-PMP implementation in MiniUPnPd was the solution for it. Can you check beforehand if switching the "Enable multicast routing (IGMP Proxy)" setting on solves this? It's located in...

You probably misunderstood what I said, it's the flaky NAT-PMP support on ordinary routers that causes some printers to drop off wireless networks. Disabling UPnP is not a solution since the root problem remains on the printer and that can't be solved, even if you disable UPnP on it (some...

It is probably the printer not complying with all network standards, I also had this issue on my HP wireless printer whenever I switched to my ISP router instead of AsusWRT or Tomato. In my case it was caused by UPnP, being that UPnP (miniupnpd) in both these firmwares is well implemented and...

Well, I'm having some hibernation problems with my NAS and I can't quite figure out why. I know that this isn't the most likely cause of it waking up randomly but I also like to have the router settings tweaked and that blinking WAN light on my RT-N66U whenever I use IPTV is telling me something...

Hi, What settings should I enable in order to block IPTV packets coming from the WAN port? I don't need IPTV on any of the devices connected to the router and I think the router is getting flooded with these packets (since my fiber service also includes IPTV). Thanks.

No, I have a portuguese ISP (Meo). I'll report in a few days concerning stability of my connection with IPv6 enabled. Thanks for the help RMerlin and buddyp.

Great news everyone! (or not) After formatting JFFS and rebooting, as I was about to also disable IPv6, I saw that I now had a valid IPv6 address with a /56 prefix. How is this possible? I even telnet'ed to see if the JFFS wasn't formatted and the script was still lying around but fact of the...

Unfortunately that doesn't seem to work too. Doing a 'ps www|grep odhcp6c' after creating the script and rebooting doesn't even return the client id anymore, seems like odhcp6c isn't being loaded? On the System Log/IPv6, I now get this (replaced the address with xxx): IPv6 Connection Type...

Tried that but no dice. After I ran the first 2 commands, I did an "nvram show | grep ipv6" and ipv6_prefix_length was set to 56. I then rebooted the router and after trialing and checking that IPv6 wasn't available I ran the same command but the ipv6_prefix_length seems to have been reset to...