For Wifi 7, yes.Is ASUS' Adaptive QoS implementation still broken ? Any ways to verify if Adaptive QoS is working
With the recent firmware drop by asus for a rather badly behaved router RMerlin may have cause to hold back for that GPL.. . . with the chatter dying down, i'm feeling we're gettin' very close to ga..
I am being more patient than usual with this release since it's a major one, with a lot of significant code changes. Also this is the first time 3006 gets a significant test base. A lot of reported issues actually were also present in previous 3006 releases, but were unreported until now since there were so few Wifi 7 device owners to test it.. . . with the chatter dying down, i'm feeling we're gettin' very close to ga..
The current GPLs for all three platforms (wifi 6, wifi 7 and rt-be92) is currently good enough. Getting updated GPLs for multiple models can be a 2 months long affair. Not gonna delay this relase by another three extra months.With the recent firmware drop by asus for a rather badly behaved router RMerlin may have cause to hold back for that GPL.
by all means, take your time. guest net pro has some bugs with the iot template on the stock release; @bbunge was extraordinarily helpful. there are also some mesh reconnection problems after a reboot. i do get that the latter bug may be out of your "reach" but either way, can't wait to come back home.I am being more patient than usual with this release since it's a major one, with a lot of significant code changes. Also this is the first time 3006 gets a significant test base. A lot of reported issues actually were also present in previous 3006 releases, but were unreported until now since there were so few Wifi 7 device owners to test it.
No complaints here all my routers are working well with all the models you are supporting best to take your time . I would rather wait for stable FW than pull my hair out with buggy rushed through FW .I am being more patient than usual with this release since it's a major one, with a lot of significant code changes. Also this is the first time 3006 gets a significant test base. A lot of reported issues actually were also present in previous 3006 releases, but were unreported until now since there were so few Wifi 7 device owners to test it.
Is it possible to block ads with diversion for devices that on different VLAN for example 192.168.52.1, I tried the DNS Director but ads still showing.
Does Adguard Home uses the same port 53?I've used IPTABLES to redirect all devices to Pi-Hole at 192.168.1.4. In your case i would do:
(save to /jffs/scripts/firewall-start)
iptables -I INPUT -i <interface> -p udp --dport 53 -j ACCEPT
iptables -I INPUT -i <interface> -p tcp --dport 53 -j ACCEPT
(save to /jffs/scripts/nat-start)
iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -i <interface> -p udp --dport 53 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.1.1
iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -i <interface> -p tcp --dport 53 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.1.1
<interface> = the interface which the VLAN is using . use: ifconfig
Paste both IPTABLES into shell to have them take affect immeidately rather than rebooting router.
afaik, yes, port 53Does Adguard Home uses the same port 53?
How did you configure DNS Director?Is it possible to block ads with diversion for devices that on different VLAN for example 192.168.52.1, I tried the DNS Director but ads still showing.
From the 3006 Change Log:A few special System options are available in the presets. "No Redirection" will bypass a global redirection, and "Router" will force clients to use the router itself as their resolver.
3006.102.x (xx-xxx-xxxx)
- CHANGED: Setting DNS Director to "Router" will now always
redirect to the router's own IP. Previously it
would redirect to the first DNS server configured
on the DHCP page (which defaults to the router
itself).
If you need DNS Director to redirect to an IP
configured in your DHCP settings, use a Custom DNS
entry in DNS Director. This makes it more consistant
with what the name implies, and was also necessary
for improved Guest Network support.
I'm aware of the change but just to be clear I used Diversion and AGH one at the time within the AMTM not from the external device. Diversion for example will set DNS Director to router by default, I tried multiple ways but doesn't work for me. I have not tried the iptable way like "copperhead" said yet.How did you configure DNS Director?
No problem using DNS Director to have two Guest Network Pro Profiles configured to use User Defined DNS 1 (a Pi-Hole). The Pi-Hole Query Log shows things are working with requests coming from both Guest Network Pro Profile's clients.
Edit to add: Note that there has been a slight change with DNS Director. Users may need to change the Global Redirect option to a User Defined DNS # rather than the previous setting of Router. From the DNS Director page:
From the 3006 Change Log:
If you rely on multiple scripts like Diversion or Skynet, I’d recommend using an SSD instead of a USB stick. I went through several USB sticks before switching to one of these enclosures and using a 128GB SSD drive from an old computer. I haven't had any issues since I made the switch about a year ago.Just installed Beta 2 on RT-BE92U and there looks to be like some serious issues with Entware.
I was on Beta 1 with FlexQoS, uiDivStats, and Diversion all working perfectly fine.
As soon as i updated to Beta 2 i went to log in the UI, and it doesn't do anything; i refresh and it's like the router UI has freezed. It still continues to route just fine.
I go into amtm, Diversion is not there. I go to re-install, it says Entware is not there.
I try to install Entware, says No compatible device(s) found. Ok, is my usb drive not working, i go and check, looks fine. I try and reformat through amtm, and what i notice it takes 10 mins to format.
Maybe I’m late to the game…but I notice CIRA Canadian Shield is no longer one of the presets for DNS over TLS. Any pariticular performance or privacy reason for this, or is it just a matter of space on the list? Just curious.
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