seems to break routing thru vpn on guest network for me.Working here also under the new beta
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Shouldn’t matter. But what guest network # are you using. I have guest #2 hereseems to break routing thru vpn on guest network for me.
My firmware is based off Asus's own firmware. When they release new firmware, they also release the source code to it after a while, as required by GPL licensing. These zipfiles containing that code is what we generally refer to as "GPLs". That code must be merged into my own code after that, which is generally referred to as "Merging the GPL".Newbie question and slightly on-topic:
What does it mean when users asks rmerlin if the GPLs are merged? It’s «general public license», yes? so what does merging GPLs do in practice for the firmware and users of it? is it important to merge GPLs before features are activated, is that it? sorry for my ignorance, I tried googling it but found no good answers.
The most likely reason is you don't have "Redirect Internet Traffic" properly configured. While having the wrong configuration might have been working in the past, now that this setting is actually working as intended, having the wrong setting will no longer work. So if you had left it to "No", then 386.3 will no longer redirect Internet traffic, as it's meant to.I know the support site from PIA.
PIA was always working fine on the router all the time.
since the beta flash I had problems.
May be is because I did dirty flashes of the beta versions
I will reset completely the router and configure PIA again.
YazFi is working fine for me, I've got two guest networks configured and can confirm both are working as intended.
Ahh that makes your tweet «The smell of freshly merged GPL code... Kinda like that new car smell» make a whole lot more sense, and I understand the joy you must have felt. Funny too!That code must be merged into my own code after that, which is generally referred to as "Merging the GPL".
Many thanks Merlin!The most likely reason is you don't have "Redirect Internet Traffic" properly configured. While having the wrong configuration might have been working in the past, now that this setting is actually working as intended, having the wrong setting will no longer work. So if you had left it to "No", then 386.3 will no longer redirect Internet traffic, as it's meant to.
This has been mentioned a couple of times within this thread by other people who experienced the same problem as you (i.e. redirection no longer working, simply because they had Redirection still set to "No").
Setting Redirection to "Yes (All)" is all you should need, unless your tunnel isn't properly connected, or the remote end does not push redirection routes. What service provider is this?I upgraded from 386.2.6 to 386.3beta2 (dirty), however, I can not seem to get the VPN to work. When I select the VPN Client service state to on, (it shows connected) and I go to a IP address check page, it still shows my local IP USA address (not the foreign country's-ex UK). I have tried changing the redirect Internet traffic through tunnel from "No" to "Yes (all)" to "VPN Director". I still get the local IP address. I would expect the IP address that shows under the VPN Status...Statistics...Public IP (the foreign IP of the VPN).
If I connect to the VPN with the vpn's app on my computer, I get the foreign IP not the local IP.
I am sure it is a setting I have set incorrectly, but this used to work when I was using 386.2.6. I reset the VPN Client from scratch (importing the VPN's file, entering my name and password). Again, Merlin shows connected, but it doesn't seem to route through the VPN.
Everything else seems to be working fine on the router (AC86U)
Going by firmware version would be the most reliable.How should addons detect VPN Director? Firmware version or can it be added to rc_support ?
thanks!Going by firmware version would be the most reliable.
Totally blind so, I never noticed that before, thanks!It's right in the Asus router firmware. There's an "Internet Speed" tab in the "Adaptive QOS" section.
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