Works fine on AXE1600 & Ax88. Thanks!OneDrive
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3004.388.8_4 (xx-xxx-2024)
- CHANGED: VPN killswitch will now only be active if the
VPN client itself is enabled. If you stop/start
the client yourself over SSH, you need to also
update the enabled/disabled nvram setting.
- FIXED: Security issues in AiCloud (backports from Asus)
- FIXED: CVE-2024-2511, CVE-2024-4741, CVE-2024-5535 &
Implicit rejection for RSA PKCS#1 in openssl
(backport from Ubuntu by RSDNTWK)
No; answer in another thread:No GPL update to incorporate the operational improvements touted in recent factory FW release notes?
No. I only received a patch that I had to apply on top of the existing source code
Rebooted my RT-AX88U router this morning and none of my 5GHz devices could connect. Didn't want to rebuild everything for an alpha and risk this happening again, so I'm back on 388.8_2 - for now.
Thanks. You made me look at this again and it appears Link Aggregation to my switch was disabled somehow, causing dhcp problems. Gonna fire up this alpha again, check LACP and run another long term test.Odd, I would have tried flashing the _3 a second time on top.
Ok, calling @eibgrad: How do we now reimpose the former killswitch behavior? I do not want two devices ever to connect to the internet except over the tunnel designated in VPN Director. Even if the tunnel is down.
Per RMerlin on page 1:Seems like I'm blind, but I don't see RT-AX86U PRO, 3004_388.8_4
RT-AX86U_PRO_3004_388.8_3-g9b85de2f5e.zip is the correct Test Build file to download for the RT-AX86U Pro.Odd revision number = beta, even revision number = final release.
An error on the post by octopus. It is not 3004.388.8_4 (xx-xxx-2024)... It is 3004.388.8_3...Seems like I'm blind, but I don't see RT-AX86U PRO, 3004_388.8_4
I think RMerlin clarified this in a post above?An error on the post by octopus. It is not 3004.388.8_4 (xx-xxx-2024)... It is 3004.388.8_3...
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