AntonK
Very Senior Member
There's a discussion here regarding nt_center, with input from RMerlin along with others.
Can you tell me what your storage is mfg model form factor and size?As previously mentioned, I am rock solid at 66% with 23 days since last reboot:
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Crossing fingers...
As previously mentioned in post #701, it is an old (more than 5 years) USB 2.0 Kingston DataTraveller 16 Gb flash drive connected to an USB 4 ports hub (to avoid heat issue) directly connected into the USB 2.0 port using the default USB router mode (3.):Can you tell me what your storage is mfg model form factor and size?
And are you plugged into usb 2 or 3 and what is the usb mode
The last 4 pages talking about ram maybe its time to create a thread for this on its own so we can get back to firmware specific issues with this build?
It is more correct to say that several GT-AX6000 users are having high RAM usage and that other routers users have also reported a similar issue.It looks like just the GT-AX6000 users are having high RAM usage. My little RT-AX3000 started off at 51% after the 1st reboot and after 30 days has stayed at 55%. Probably because I do not run any scripts or external drive.
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I noticed this a while back as well... https://www.snbforums.com/threads/capturing-current-vpn-traffic-speed-stats.77965/post-752550I am wondering if anyone else faces an issue with VPN traffic (upload / download) reported swapped, in the QoS section, first tab, the Bandwidth Monitor page. This is happening only on the router which runs the VPN server. The router which works as VPN client has its VPN traffic reported correctly. This is happening even if I turn off QoS. At the Traffic Analyzer section, traffic is reported correctly.
I just installed VPNMON, but have no clue how to configure it so that it flips those values....I noticed this a while back as well... https://www.snbforums.com/threads/capturing-current-vpn-traffic-speed-stats.77965/post-752550
...and actually have these values flipped in VPNMON/RTRMON to indicate the correct numbers.
The values are already flipped for you to indicate the correct RX and TX values...I just installed VPNMON, but have no clue how to configure it so that it flips those values....
Sorry for any confusion... but I meant the values that are being displayed within VPNMON/RTRMON...Sorry to hijack this thread already, I installed both VPNMON and RTRMON but the QoS section still reports VPN server 2 traffic swapped.
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OK, let me explain. Here is a diagram showing my two Asus routers.Just remember that VPN server upload is VPN client download. Think about it...
I had the same issue. My WAN type was PPPoE. When I changed it to AutomaticIP (by putting the VDSL modem to work as modem & router and take responsibility of the PPPoE call) the upload stats started to show up. Not happy with this workaround solution though.Posted this on the addon page but 388.2_2 still has issues with display of the upload stats. This is how it looks on my RT-AX88U (see attached). This issue was not present on 388.2. Note the regular QoS page is also messed up, so this is not a specific FlexQoS issue.
Posted this on the addon page but 388.2_2 still has issues with display of the upload stats. This is how it looks on my RT-AX88U (see attached). This issue was not present on 388.2. Note the regular QoS page is also messed up, so this is not a specific FlexQoS issue.
Based on the evidence gathered, it seems the best path forward would be for @RMerlin to read the wan interface fromI had the same issue. My WAN type was PPPoE. When I changed it to AutomaticIP (by putting the VDSL modem to work as modem & router and take responsibility of the PPPoE call) the upload stats started to show up. Not happy with this workaround solution though.
/sys/module/tdts_udb/parameters/qos_wan
when Adaptive QoS is active.
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