Asus AC3200 380.61 Port Forwarding

[ssj4gokou]

I am having an issues with port forwarding on Merlins 380.61 firmware. I go the settings that type in the name of the app, the port number, change to both and then hit add. I finish up and click on Apply, the pages refreshes, but it is never saved.

Am i doing something wrong here or is anyone else experiencing this issue too?

 

[L&LD]

What browser are you using? Try a different one (IE, FF, Edge) or try clearing the browsers cache and/or rebooting the computer you are using to control the router with.

 

[octopus]

I am having an issues with port forwarding on Merlins 380.61 firmware. I go the settings that type in the name of the app, the port number, change to both and then hit add. I finish up and click on Apply, the pages refreshes, but it is never saved.

Am i doing something wrong here or is anyone else experiencing this issue too?

I have seen that to, I just refresh side and after that hit apply.

 

[ssj4gokou]

What browser are you using? Try a different one (IE, FF, Edge) or try clearing the browsers cache and/or rebooting the computer you are using to control the router with.

I have attempted to do that on Windows PC / Macbook and even my iPhone. I have tried Edge, Firefox, internet explorer, opera and safari with no luck. Been tempted to upgrade to the latest merlin firmware, but the last time I upgrade my network speeds suffered tremendously and this issue was still present.

 

[L&LD]

Sounds like you need to do a reset to factory defaults?

In that case, I would recommend you unplug all USB devices and reboot the router. Wait 5 minutes and then flash the latest RMerlin firmware.

Now, follow the steps below to get your router to a good/known state before you try troubleshooting further.

http://www.snbforums.com/threads/no...l-and-manual-configuration.27115/#post-205573

http://www.snbforums.com/threads/rt-ac66u-slow-wan-to-lan.12973/page-3#post-269410

http://www.snbforums.com/threads/faq-nvram-and-factory-default-reset.22822/


Before you do the above, you may want to use the utility below to save a record of all your settings in human readable form (and copy/paste able form too).

http://www.snbforums.com/threads/user-nvram-save-restore-utility-r24.19521/

 

[john9527]

I am having an issues with port forwarding on Merlins 380.61 firmware. I go the settings that type in the name of the app, the port number, change to both and then hit add. I finish up and click on Apply, the pages refreshes, but it is never saved.

Am i doing something wrong here or is anyone else experiencing this issue too?

Check your nvram utilitzation on the Tools > Sysinfo page. You need to have about 5K free space for everything to work correctly.

 

[ssj4gokou]

Check your nvram utilitzation on the Tools > Sysinfo page. You need to have about 5K free space for everything to work correctly.

I have enough

NVRAM usage 65550 / 65536 bytes

 

[L&LD]

I have enough

NVRAM usage 65550 / 65536 bytes

Is that correct? It seems you're using more than you actually have?

 

[ssj4gokou]

Oh! That may be! i was reading it as i am using 65550 out of 65536.

Is there a way to clear it out?

 

[john9527]

Is there a way to clear it out?

http://www.snbforums.com/threads/asuswrt-merlin-380-59-ac68u-port-fwd-apply-fail.33895/#post-273422

 

[L&LD]

Oh! That may be! i was reading it as i am using 65550 out of 65536.

Is there a way to clear it out?

Yes. That is 'more' than you actually 'have'.

 

[ssj4gokou]

Yes. That is 'more' than you actually 'have'.

Haha! I re-read that! My bad!

So i went ahead and executed some commands in terminal was able to free some space back up.

nvram set nmp_client_list=
nvram commit

However, i do have a quick question? How do i go ahead and configure a script to configure this to run at a certain time everyday?

 

[john9527]

However, i do have a quick question? How do i go ahead and configure a script to configure this to run at a certain time everyday?

Search is your friend Here's one person's solution...
http://www.snbforums.com/threads/nmp_client_list-eating-up-all-nvram-space.20491/#post-176770