Gar
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Using the grc.com speed test those sites have been down/performing poorly.Umm.. Eric, I looking at the presets in 384.11 b1 and Adguard 1 & Adguard 2 are there. Are you saying they will be gone in the next beta?
Using the grc.com speed test those sites have been down/performing poorly.Umm.. Eric, I looking at the presets in 384.11 b1 and Adguard 1 & Adguard 2 are there. Are you saying they will be gone in the next beta?
Can confirm, from my location in Oceania (New Zealand).Using the grc.com speed test those sites have been down/performing poorly.
the big question is how much do they care?
Yes, I see they are removed in the latest beta (384.11 beta 2)Using the grc.com speed test those sites have been down/performing poorly.
So if ipv6 is enabled the ntp redirect will not work? Or will only work for ipv4 connection?
Beta 2: Client list still shows ZERO. Multiple browsers. Cache cleared. RT-AC1900P
Is there away to tell the router to not allow ntp checks via ipv6 so that way ntp relies only on ipv4?
What is the client list populated by?
yes, port 4022.
can automatic firmware checks still be disabled?
Has the IPv6 WAN Gateway issue been addressed?
I missed it in the change log for b2 if it has.
Can anyone confirm if DoT is causing problems with Steam?...
Traceroute not working properly.
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I responded in another thread that I was also having issues with steam+stubby. I noticed Eek and I both have ac86u routers. Anyone else with another router having issues with steam+stubby? ...or others having the issue on an ac86u?
It will only work for IPv4 connections. That's because IPv6 is routed rather than NAT'ed, so I can't just as easily NAT that trafic to point it at the router's IP instead. A more advanced transparent proxy would be required, which is beyond the scope of this project.
Are you using a /24 or something larger? Networkmap is hardcoded to a /24.
No. However if you know the server the client tries to access, you could change the resolved IP through dnsmasq to ensure it uses an IPv4 address.
Before Asus closed its source code it would do an arping to the whole /24 subnet, and look for replies.
Turns out the issue is on that router model, Broadcom implemented its own multicast daemon, but Asus forgot to make that daemon restart also restart udpxy. For now you can work around the issue by starting udpxy manually through a firewall-start script (so it gets properly restarted every time the firewall gets restarted).
Yes.
it works for me just by adjusting the gui.Ref the ntp server, if I want to use it do I need to do anything beyond enabling it? Will any/all clients know what to do? I saw the comments about configuring clients but am unsure what that means.
If you set the ntp server to Yes, another choice pops up to intercept all clients, Yes or No.Ref the ntp server, if I want to use it do I need to do anything beyond enabling it? Will any/all clients know what to do? I saw the comments about configuring clients but am unsure what that means.
I chose yes, is that it? All seems to work as before. Thought there might be individual settings beyond that and didn't know what to do. ThanksIf you set the ntp server to Yes, another choice pops up to redirect all clients, Yes or No.
the only thing i think you can do in a conf file is specify servers, but i don't think you need to as long as you pick two good ones inside administration page.I chose yes, is that it? All seems to work as before. Thought there might be individual settings beyond that and didn't know what to do. Thanks
You mean for getting the time, I did that. Seems to be all I can do.the only thing i think you can do in a conf file is specify servers, but i don't think you need to as long as you pick two good ones inside administration page.
So I managed to test that it was in fact working with my computer (it worked via IPV4) i could see that the connection was assured on the connections page... my main concern is there away to block it from trying to get the time via the ipv6 connection with firewall rules? or will it only try to gain time via ipv4?
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