Look at your System Log for any lines that contain "crashlog" during the reboot, and post their content.Then it restarts, and starts boot looping. All three individual features turn on when I toggle the main AIProtection.
Look at your System Log for any lines that contain "crashlog" during the reboot, and post their content.Then it restarts, and starts boot looping. All three individual features turn on when I toggle the main AIProtection.
Look at your System Log for any lines that contain "crashlog" during the reboot, and post their content.
WireGuard
The biggest user-facing change is the introduction of WireGuard support as an alternative VPN protocol. This implementation is developped by Asus, the only changes made were to integrate it with VPN Director (which is Asuswrt-Merlin's alternative to VPN Fusion), and to integrate it into the web interface (as we don't use Asus' VPN Fusion management interface). Note that while supported, I don't intend to make any major changes to the WireGuard implementation, as my development focus will remain with OpenVPN. One important limitation to note is that WireGuard requires NAT acceleration to be disabled, which greatly reduces its usefulness on a router, as if you have a fast enough WAN connection to truly benefit from WireGuard performance, that performance ceiling will most likely cap at around 300-350 Mbps due to the lack of NAT acceleration for your router's traffic.
Strange, on my AX88U I get runner enabled but flow cache disabled.Truly amazing release. Seemingless dirty upgrade from last alpha to beta. Thanks a lot Merlin!
Question for dummies: how can I check if this NAT acceleration is on or off? Started playing with wireguard vpn, but if I read below correctly on 1Gbs connection this will slow down everything not just vpn..
Edit:
Perhaps one of those, but they both show enabled.
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Run (eibgrad) dns check script and se what happens.I ran into an issue with DNS again. Torguard seems to have no idea why this is happening to me. That doesn't mean they are not part of the problem though, at this point. I'll present this to you people for a look. This morning I checked Wireguard's status. It was running so I did some tests on the Torgaurd site. I did a "what's my IP" and a DNS leak test as well as WebRTC test. See results below. The DNS test shows Cloudflare. Cloudflare is my DNS-over-TLS choice. As you can see I have two Torguard DNS servers configured into the client (see config below). Torguard and I are unable to figure out why the DNS fails or is diverted to the Routers DNS, with a failover of theirs in the config of the Wireguard client. Any ideas people? @RMerlin ?
Just googled it and no results, did you spell it wrong?Run (ebigrads) dns check script and se what happens.
Just googled it and no results, did you spell it wrong?
Thanks but I don't need it. I suspected there was DNS problem a few days ago, so I've been following it closely.merlin-dns-monitor.sh - Pastebin.com
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I don't know if this is the same problem but I ran into dns problems after upgrading to 388.1b. I had DoT configured on the router for ControlD and after the upgrade dns resolution failed almost completely. If I changed to Cloudflare or Quad9 it worked again. Not sure what happed, had to make a workaround using AdguardHome so the family could access the net again so I didn't have much time to troubleshoot but I think I saw signs of dnssec causing problems and SERVFAIL, not sure though.I ran into an issue with DNS again. Torguard seems to have no idea why this is happening to me. That doesn't mean they are not part of the problem though, at this point. I'll present this to you people for a look. This morning I checked Wireguard's status. It was running so I did some tests on the Torgaurd site. I did a "what's my IP" and a DNS leak test as well as WebRTC test. See results below. The DNS test shows Cloudflare. Cloudflare is my DNS-over-TLS choice. As you can see I have two Torguard DNS servers configured into the client (see config below). Torguard and I are unable to figure out why the DNS fails or is diverted to the Routers DNS, with a failover of theirs in the config of the Wireguard client. Any ideas people? @RMerlin ?
UPDATE: Torguard says its the router over riding the Wireguard DNS selection, it could be the client itself or the DNS Director possibly.
UPDATE 2: I added a DNS Director rule last night before I checked this, this morning. The DNS Director rule was to force one of the Wireguard attached devices to use the DNS-over-TLS DNS (Cloudflare) configured on the router. Maybe the Wireguard client needs to be restarted as part of the applying of this new rule. Restarting the client straightened out the DNS problem.
I too had some DNS failures with DNSSEC enabled yesterday. Initially I had enabled DNSSEC in Stubby, which I noticed is a new version, and then with the default Dnsmasq DNSSEC. Am running DoT to Quad9. Will try again later today.I don't know if this is the same problem but I ran into dns problems after upgrading to 388.1b. I had DoT configured on the router for ControlD and after the upgrade dns resolution failed almost completely. If I changed to Cloudflare or Quad9 it worked again. Not sure what happed, had to make a workaround using AdguardHome so the family could access the net again so I didn't have much time to troubleshoot but I think I saw signs of dnssec causing problems and SERVFAIL, not sure though.
The strange thing is, I don't have local dnssec validation enabled anywhere and it only happens with ControlD DoT-servers. At least CF and Quad9 works...I too had some DNS failures with DNSSEC enabled yesterday. Initially I had enabled DNSSEC in Stubby, which I noticed is a new version, and then with the default Dnsmasq DNSSEC. Am running DoT to Quad9. Will try again later today.
Otherwise all is great! Loaded Diversion via AMTM.
I don't think this is the same problem as I'm having.I don't know if this is the same problem but I ran into dns problems after upgrading to 388.1b. I had DoT configured on the router for ControlD and after the upgrade dns resolution failed almost completely. If I changed to Cloudflare or Quad9 it worked again. Not sure what happed, had to make a workaround using AdguardHome so the family could access the net again so I didn't have much time to troubleshoot but I think I saw signs of dnssec causing problems and SERVFAIL, not sure though.
Setting dns director global redirection to no redirection instead of router makes my Android device happy.I do use DoT on the router and use Dns director to redirect clients to the router.
Hoping that is Mbps.it can reach 500-650 mbit/s on a 900 mbit/s line
I've ONE non-WiFi6 capable client that the user will part with when I can pry it "from her cold dead hands," otherwise all of the others (surprisingly) have been ready for almost 2y, so I guess It's time to upgrade the AC86 to one of the Merlin-supported AX series...Congratulations on this major step for supporting 388!
Unfortunately, I can’t run it on my AC86U. Luckily, I‘m not really interested in WireGuard (it would slow down my 1 Gbps symmetric connection a lot - though I don’t know whether I’d actually notice that…)
However, if it turns out no 388 for AC means no security updates (or getting them much later) I might upgrade to AX anyway (I have no urge/need right now).
What Asuswrt-Merlin capable model does the community suggest?
AX86S, AX86U, AX86U Pro (not yet available where I live), AX6000, something else?
(I might act on a good Black Friday deal later this month)
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