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  1. jacklul

    ASUS wireguard and VPN clients

    You should always have one config per device in case you have to revoke it. Having multiple devices connected using the same config (client) is going to have issues and slowdowns.
  2. jacklul

    Router insists it wants to start a new setup (RT-AX58U) when I try to log in?

    SSH/telnet to the router and execute these: nvram set x_Setting=1 nvram set w_Setting=1 nvram commit These 2 variables force the redirect in index.asp page if set to 0.
  3. jacklul

    Using WireGuard on a mobile phone

    For Automate you have to download a workflow, there is in-app "store" of community-made workflows. Automate is definitely not new user friendly.
  4. jacklul

    Using WireGuard on a mobile phone

    If your phone is using Android you can use Tasker or Automate to automatically switch specific tunnel profile on and off depending on which WiFi network you're connected to. iOS probably has the same capability.
  5. jacklul

    Release ASUS RT-AX3000 AND RT-AX58U- Firmware version 3.0.0.4.388_23925 (2023/09/27)

    Updated my v2 from 23924 through the web UI few days ago - no reboot issues and my custom scripts still run correctly. Using only device's core functions, no AiProtection or VPN.
  6. jacklul

    Need help with parental controls on RT-AX58U V2: Trying to use OpenDNS but open to other ideas

    You could add your kid's devices to static IP list and assign them a custom DNS server IP, in LAN -> DHCP Server. Note that if they search around they will figure out how to bypass it. You could make it a bit harder by preventing them from accessing known DNS ports (53 TCP/UDP, 853 TCP, 443 TCP)...
  7. jacklul

    Release ASUS RT-AX3000 Firmware version 3.0.0.4.388.23403 (2023/05/31)

    I don't think any of this stuff is getting copied - I believe Asus scripts mount asusware.* as /tmp/opt directory making symlinks in /opt point to the correct directories for the Asus' Optware to work. It also unmounts those when the media is ejected.
  8. jacklul

    Release ASUS RT-AX3000 Firmware version 3.0.0.4.388.23403 (2023/05/31)

    I am unsure about the format, tested only with ext2 because that's what I'm using in my script on the Pi Zero. (for clarity: Pi Zero pretends to be a mass storage device with 1MB partition containing the workaround stuff, code) Before I figured this out I had to (obviously) install Download...
  9. jacklul

    Release ASUS RT-AX3000 Firmware version 3.0.0.4.388.23403 (2023/05/31)

    I can confirm this on AX58U v2, this is major inconvenience for me because I'm connecting my Pi Zero through USB (running Pi-hole) this way. I figured out a workaround for this though:
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