log entries

I have a Asus GT-AX11000 for a while now. After a friend recommended me to use OpenWRT Merlin as replacement, after telling him I had crashing problems every couple of days, I installed it as normal. Sadly, the crashing didn't disappear, and when it crashes, the WiFi driver seems to be getting...

Hi All, hoping for some advice… I’ve been using XT8 for 3 years now without any issues. I’ve been with the same provider for over a year now and no issues either. Past couple of weeks suddenly experiencing weird drop outs for a few seconds only and it then it fixes itself. It’s very annoying as...

I was running an ASUS RT-AC66U B1 router that this morning was having trouble connecting to the internet. I was receiving a warning that my ISP's DHCP does not function properly. I restarted the router and cable modem multiple times with the same result and also tried to manually update the...

My RT-AX58U has been plugging along just fine until recently, now running 388.2_2. At some point in the past month (tricky to tell as my main ISP changed, I was out of town, and I tweaked the failover script) WiFi devices regularly disconnect - albeit very briefly. None of the changes I've...

Is there any way to make the system-log more clean and efficient regarding blocked events from the firewall? Today lots of info are logged that's not really needed, so by optimizing it around 3 times more entries will fit in the same log-size. Today a blocked entry looks something like this (333...

On the GT-AXE 16000 when the log file reaches a certain amout of Bytes does it reset itself? I can set log level to make the entries not be logged but I preferr to see whats going on In the matter of hours I have a ton of entries, the 12 byes missing ones as well as the wclevent disconnecting...

I am getting this in my log file on my GT-AXE16000. Kernal: GET STA INFO FAILED, -21 This is now repeating every 5 minutes. I have no clue what this means. A google search comes up empty. Can anyone shed some light on this? CC

Hello, my internet dropped for maybe 30 seconds (wifi, lan, all of it "paused") and then came back up on it's own. Weird because usually when this happens I need to reboot both my routers. Anyways, I got this line on the network log that I've never seen before, and google search + SNB search...

Strange log entries since updating to the latest firmware Also have had my first stability issues in ages (which is what led me to look at the logs in the first place) also, there are a lot of inbound connections blocked (while connected through the router vpn client) showing up on the logs...