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Factory reset does clear NVRAM.Would it be an idea, if its possible and not too much of a hassle, to add a checkbox next to the factory reset button, that would clear nvram at the same time? Would be pretty neat.
Factory reset does clear NVRAM.Would it be an idea, if its possible and not too much of a hassle, to add a checkbox next to the factory reset button, that would clear nvram at the same time? Would be pretty neat.
It bothers me to no end seeing these queries every ten seconds in the dnsmasq.log file.
About ervery hour:Has anyone investigated how frequently a Windows box will generate those queries? What you might be observing is the aggregation of all of those systems polling it, not just the router itself.
Seeing how quickly the network connection icon can turn into a warning makes me believe that Windows itself is polling it quite frequently.
I've concluded the same. Using two 68Us and a 3100. It's definitely with their new firmware.
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That port(2869) and similar logs(tens of them) were shown on my router(DSL-AC68U running 3.0.0.4.380_4162) as well, but not the kernel logs. I thought it first started before latest GPL, but I am not sure. I will check my log in a day or two to see if it shows the same thing as yours.AC68 running 380.65b2
Jan 25 12:53:34 miniupnpd[1061]: upnp_event_process_notify: connect(192.168.1.84:2869): Connection timed out
Jan 25 12:53:34 miniupnpd[1061]: upnp_event_process_notify: connect(192.168.1.84:2869): Connection timed out
Jan 25 15:58:47 kernel: *** ERROR: [free_full_url_list:266] Wrong! Not all full urls are freed, 1 left
The miniupnp could correspond with the earlier mentionings, the last line ***ERROR*** is new to me though. Anyone got a fix on that one?
I have to admit that this is a bit depressing, in that it won't be fixed until ASUS fixes the underlying firmware. This means I won't get the security updates that they incorporated in the latest version, but I can't run a home office without the ability to do wireless scanning. I hope this is not what forces me to another company's router....I've quite liked the 88U until now, but I'd hate to be left out of security updates....
That port(2869) and similar logs(tens of them) were shown on my router(DSL-AC68U running 3.0.0.4.380_4162) as well, but not the kernel logs. I thought it first started before latest GPL, but I am not sure. I will check my log in a day or two to see if it shows the same thing as yours.
So if wireless scanning with MFC printers doesn't work, and others said that detection of Plex server doesn't work, this would mean that "broadcast" packets don't traverse the switch and/or the Wifi access point correctly. That sounds kind of strange as it's a basic functionality.
Maybe there's a new setting somewhere to tweak?
Brother DCP-J4110DW works fine scanning and printing.I'm open to suggestions. Its definitely something with the core ASUS firmware. I can print wireless, but not scan. I've also noticed that Sonos will no longer work native over wifi, but instead needs its own mesh network to run. This was not the case with earlier builds. I've tried turning off the router's firewall, but that does not seem to help either, and its not a great solution even if it didn't.
What I've read on this forum is that there are reports of folks with brother and HP MFC"s with the same issue on the new firmware.
Wireless all the way. Assigned a static IP through webgui and bound it to macInteresting. The difference between the DCP models you cite, and the MFC is that the MFC does faxing. I wonder if that functionality is relevant.
Just to confirm, your unit is working with wireless scanning (not usb or ethernet connection), correct? Did you assign it an IP address within the network, or did you set it up with TCPIP?
What do you mean bound it to mac?Wireless all the way. Assigned a static IP through webgui and bound it to mac
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Set it up by giving a static IP through the printer webgui. Followed by using the router to bind IP to the Mac address (select the router in the network list and use the option) and switched router to DHCP back again. It will now show in the manually assigned list.What do you mean bound it to mac?
I've assigned a static IP as well. No joy. Printing is fine. Scanning does not work.
Protocol used for printing and scanning might be different...Hmm. I assigned a static ip on the router, but did not do so on the printer....I'm not sure what the diff would be, but I'll give it a shot...although still not sure why I can print, but not scan with the new firmware, but can with the old.
Hmm. I assigned a static ip on the router, but did not do so on the printer....I'm not sure what the diff would be, but I'll give it a shot...although still not sure why I can print, but not scan with the new firmware, but can with the old.
What's wrong?Jan 25 10:38:28 kernel: htb: htb qdisc 10: is non-work-conserving?
Jan 25 13:26:25 openvpn[1069]: client/5.170.130.8 WARNING: 'link-mtu' is used inconsistently, local='link-mtu 1554', remote='link-mtu 1525'
Jan 25 13:26:25 openvpn[1069]: client/5.170.130.8 WARNING: 'cipher' is used inconsistently, local='cipher BF-CBC', remote='cipher AES-256-GCM'
Jan 25 13:26:25 openvpn[1069]: client/5.170.130.8 WARNING: 'keysize' is used inconsistently, local='keysize 128', remote='keysize 256'
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