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Hey all, I'm wanting to have a VPN set up in my router (Mullvad, if that matters), but I want to exclude specific domains from it, namely Twitch, as I'm a streamer and it doesn't like being access via VPN, usually shadow banning you from chat while the VPN is active, and sometimes (but not...

I have tried a number of combinations of frequencies and channels without change unfortunately. Thank you for all your help though, I appreciate it.

Thanks, I'll get on the phone, and see if there's anything they can do for me. Do you happen to have any ideas about the issue mentioned in an above edit where devices connecting to the 2.4GHz have internet connection issues? If possible, I would like to stop using a second router as a 2.4GHz...

100.68 EDIT: The ONT box that translates to my fibre connection for the outside world, could that be it? It's fairly new tech to me.

No it doesn't. What would cause that? Also, I don't know if it's related, but I'll toss it out there just in case; I've always had problems with internet connectivity on this router for anything that connects to the 2.4GHz wavelength, but anything that connects to the 5GHz works perfectly fine...

I can test that from the PC, right? If so, then no, that doesn't work either.

I was trying 32400, but I just tried that one, and got nothing, I don't know if it's important, but every port i try, it's saying that the request timed out. I don't know if that's the normal response to a closed port.

Under WAN IP, right? It does. I probably shouldn't share what it is openly though.

Just tested it, it is not working. EDIT: I didn't add that one manually either, so I'm not really sure why it's in the list. Perhaps its an Adaptive QoS feature? I also added a port forwarding rule for my Playstation 4, and navigated to canyouseeme.org on its browser, and that shows as locked...

The only other port forward listed appears to be for the router itself, and applied automatically, this is currently the only port forwarding I have activated manually. I can try forwarding something for another device to see if forwards work for those. Will checking from my PC work for any port...

It looks like it has, but port still does not show as open.

I am trying to forward ports 6881 to 6890 for Deluge torrent client, but despite the settings being correct as far as I can tell, for both the Asus router and Deluge, deluge continues to say the port is closed, and I am ensuring that the stated active port is correct. Canyouseeme also registers...