if your network doesn't have any b/g devices, there's no reason to not be N Only...regardless of frequency range, 2.4 or 5 GHz. And if your network devices can do both, select which freq range to use based on their usual distance from the transmission site (router/AP location). This basically optimizes the wireless links for reliability, from which comes speed.
Hi.
Beta2 breaks iptv movistar tripe vlan setup. Streams stops after a few sexonds on most channels after a few seconds.
I had to revert back to beta1.
I've not looked into it, so I don't know if this functionality is present (or even possible), but being able to set the b/g aside for use on the guest network bands would be convenientThanks, agreed, simply read in this forum that leaving it in Auto was preferred even if you don't' have any b/g. Some claimed setting to N only caused performance issues regardless that it was all N devices connected, perhaps other variables played into there issues but not sure if this claim is true.
I've not looked into it, so I don't know if this functionality is present (or even possible), but being able to set the b/g aside for use on the guest network bands would be convenient
...air traffic control. Ha!
@RMerlin
On AC68U and just installed 380.66_beta2 (coming from the current stable build).
After logging in and restored to factory defaults, I cannot click on "Apply" on Traditional QoS for for some reason. Adaptive and Bandwidth limiter settings can be saved.
edit: Seems it's the Manual Bandwidth Setting is broken.
edit: Browser console log
Code:Uncaught ReferenceError: min is not defined at Object.rangeFloat (validator.js:1343) at validForm (QoS_EZQoS.asp:410) at submitQoS (QoS_EZQoS.asp:471) at HTMLDivElement.onclick (QoS_EZQoS.asp:1358)
I have found a small bug with my RT-AC88U relating to the web interface while using Chrome Version 58.0.3029.81 (64-bit). When in Adaptive QoS --> Bandwidth Monitor I can't drag the priorities to the clients. The cursor just highlights the text for copy. I am using Traditional QoS with user-defined priorities. Works perfectly in Safari Version 10.1 (12603.1.30.0.34).
Looks like a bug in Asus's code. The function has a _min parameter, but the alert() call tries to use min if you enter an invalid value.
Apr 29 09:33:35 openvpn-routing: Configuring policy rules for client 3
Apr 29 09:33:35 openvpn-routing: Configuring policy rules for client 1
Apr 29 09:33:35 openvpn-routing: Creating VPN routing table
Apr 29 09:33:35 openvpn-routing: Creating VPN routing table
Possible to set manual bandwidth settings via the cli at the least?Looks like a bug in Asus's code. The function has a _min parameter, but the alert() call tries to use min if you enter an invalid value.
Possible to set manual bandwidth settings via the cli at the least?
eb129ac webui: implement help popup for OpenVPN's Internet Redirection options
b5e7b94 Bumped revision to beta 3
bec8038 openvpn: re-implemented code to only copy rules related to the intended tunnel, but as a new Internet routing mode called "Policy Rules (strict)".
0b1aa1c openvpn: use the defined max number of openvpn clients as defined in shared.h where appropriate
6e777ac webui: fix incorrect variable names in the rangeFloat method (bug in upstream code)
f0bfb69 Updated documentation
380.66 Beta 3 is being uploaded.
Code:eb129ac webui: implement help popup for OpenVPN's Internet Redirection options b5e7b94 Bumped revision to beta 3 bec8038 openvpn: re-implemented code to only copy rules related to the intended tunnel, but as a new Internet routing mode called "Policy Rules (strict)". 0b1aa1c openvpn: use the defined max number of openvpn clients as defined in shared.h where appropriate 6e777ac webui: fix incorrect variable names in the rangeFloat method (bug in upstream code) f0bfb69 Updated documentation
Please test the new Policy Rules (strict) if you were already using policy rules. This is the same feature that was implemented in beta1, except I chose for now to make it available as a separate mode, in case it might cause issues with certain configurations. The new strict mode is recommended for people who run multiple tunnels, or who need to ensure that no route gets leaked into their client's routing table.
Is there any chance you add separate ip, dns &etc. settings for primary and secondary wan in dual wan mode with usb modem as backup?
It is separate for usb modem but there is no setting for ip, dns, mask and so on. So modem is always trying to use these settings from primary wan settings page and gets an error . Thanx for your reply!WAN settings are already separate in Dual WAN mode, select the instance you want to edit on the WAN page. If it's not working as expected then it's something Asus will have to fix, as I don't touch neither the Dual WAN or the USB modem code.
I just flashed Beta 3 on the AC88U with OpenVPN Accept DNS Configuration = Exclusive and Redirect Internet Traffic = ALL. Even though the OpenVPN status says connected, ipleak dot net says my IP is in Thailand rather than my VPN server in USA. So, something is not right. Unfortunately, I do not see any errors in the log file to help out with debugging. Reverting back to Beta 2 makes it work as normal.380.66 Beta 3 is being uploaded.
Code:eb129ac webui: implement help popup for OpenVPN's Internet Redirection options b5e7b94 Bumped revision to beta 3 bec8038 openvpn: re-implemented code to only copy rules related to the intended tunnel, but as a new Internet routing mode called "Policy Rules (strict)". 0b1aa1c openvpn: use the defined max number of openvpn clients as defined in shared.h where appropriate 6e777ac webui: fix incorrect variable names in the rangeFloat method (bug in upstream code) f0bfb69 Updated documentation
Please test the new Policy Rules (strict) if you were already using policy rules. This is the same feature that was implemented in beta1, except I chose for now to make it available as a separate mode, in case it might cause issues with certain configurations. The new strict mode is recommended for people who run multiple tunnels, or who need to ensure that no route gets leaked into their client's routing table.
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