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  1. willwhitworth

    AiMesh node from LAN port?

    I just realized this is in the Asus-Merlin forum and I'm running the stock firmware at the moment. Would anyone mind telling me how I can make the following commands survive a reboot on the stock firmware? robocfg vlan 1 ports "2 3 4 5t" robocfg vlan 2 ports "1 5t" nvram set lanports="2 3 4"...
  2. willwhitworth

    AiMesh node from LAN port?

    Thank you so much for this! My WAN port on one of my nodes got fried in a storm the other night and this got the node working again over ethernet. The only problem I've having is following the steps to make it survive a reboot. When I type: nano /jffs/scripts/services-start It returns: -sh...
  3. willwhitworth

    AB-Solution - The Ad Blocking Solution

    My apologies. I'll search next time. Your link gave me the information I needed to fix it. Thanks!
  4. willwhitworth

    AB-Solution - The Ad Blocking Solution

    I'm having a problem with the Amazon Shopping app on my Google Pixel since installing AB-Solution. I keep getting the attached error message. As soon as I disable Wi-Fi, it works fine, so I'm pretty sure this is related to AB-Solution blocking something that the app is relying on. Is there a way...
  5. willwhitworth

    AB-Solution - The Ad Blocking Solution

    Got it! Thanks for the explanation, and thank you for the script that made it so easy to install.
  6. willwhitworth

    AB-Solution - The Ad Blocking Solution

    I installed AB-Solution 3.9.2 and pixelserv-tls on my ASUS RT-AC68U (using AdsBeGone! blocking file). It is blocking ads successfully when I visit websites, but it does not appear to be removing some of the spaces where an ad would normally display. I thought that is what pixelserv-tls was...
  7. willwhitworth

    Purchase ASUS RT-AC68U or pay more for RT-AC68P?

    Take a look at this review: http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wireless/wireless-reviews/32609-asus-rt-ac68p-dual-band-wireless-ac1900-gigabit-router-reviewed?showall=&start=1. He explains this under the Storage Performance section.
  8. willwhitworth

    DDWRT r27506 - released 7-9

    Oh I see. Thanks for the explanation. Is it possible for DD-WRT to support CTF if the developers chose to do so at some point?
  9. willwhitworth

    DDWRT r27506 - released 7-9

    I'm currently running Merlin's firmware. Is it true that WiFi will take a performance hit when going with a 3rd party firmware like DD-WRT, due to it using open source drivers?
  10. willwhitworth

    WAN IP and hostname verification

    Perfect. Thank you, sir!
  11. willwhitworth

    WAN IP and hostname verification

    I have a domain at Namecheap, so I'm using the DDNS feature to update one of my hostnames automatically. It's working great. I'm just wondering what the "WAN IP and hostname verification" option does. I currently have it set to "No", so it's obviously not necessary. Just curious!
  12. willwhitworth

    Anyone compare the RT-AC68P to the R7000, which did you keep?

    I'm in a 1700 sq ft single-story home right now. I just purchased the RT-AC68P a few days ago and it's been working great for me. I've got coverage over the entire house, including the garage where I have a wireless camera mounted. I don't have personal experience with the R7000, but I was...
  13. willwhitworth

    Purchase ASUS RT-AC68U or pay more for RT-AC68P?

    Thanks! I just flashed 378.55_beta1 and it's working great!
  14. willwhitworth

    Purchase ASUS RT-AC68U or pay more for RT-AC68P?

    Sweet! I found out I have $45 in credit on my Best Buy account, so that made the decision easy for me. I just picked up the RT-AC68P.
  15. willwhitworth

    Purchase ASUS RT-AC68U or pay more for RT-AC68P?

    I've been doing my research on routers since it's time for an upgrade. I've decided to purchase a router that uses Merlin's firmware. Based on what I've read, the ASUS RT-AC68U is a great router and fully supported by Merlin. However, I've seen that there is a newer model (RT-AC68P) that goes...
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