Ozymandias
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4112RT-AX56U owners, what does the following command return?
Code:nvram get led_pwr_gpio
4112RT-AX56U owners, what does the following command return?
Code:nvram get led_pwr_gpio
4112RT-AX56U owners, what does the following command return?
Code:nvram get led_pwr_gpio
underI just realized that something about beta1 is preventing my computer from making a Cisco AnyConnect VPN connection to my employer network. The AnyConnect client times out with a message saying that it can't find the VPN server. I was able to login immediately by tethering my laptop to my cell phone.
Eric, I noticed strange behaviour with guest network, whenever new clients join it show that it is not associated with guest network, though it shows under list. When new client joins then it shows 1 at the end of Flags column.
In this screenshot first X.X.X.164 joined at that time there was no 1 in the flags column, then came 92 and 164 started showing flags, however 92 was not showing till 62 and with 62 92 shows flags correctly.
Basically in simple term, which ever latest device to join guest network, it doesn't show correct flags.
Possible issue with the firmware update check: "Unable to connect to the update server."
(AX88U)
I just realized that something about beta1 is preventing my computer from making a Cisco AnyConnect VPN connection to my employer network. The AnyConnect client times out with a message saying that it can't find the VPN server. I was able to login immediately by tethering my laptop to my cell phone.
Any luck resolving this yet? (without rolling back to a previous release?) I also use this (Cisco AnyConnect) and don't want to take the risk if 384.16 Beta 1 is truly causing issues (no problems here on Alpha2). Keep us posted.
Check your DNS settings. There was no change to the update check code in a long time.
I have to work from home due to the Corona virus, but for me Cisco AnyConnect VPN works fine with 384.16 Beta 1.I just realized that something about beta1 is preventing my computer from making a Cisco AnyConnect VPN connection to my employer network.
Anybody else seeing short spikes on the CPU-usage front? My AX88 has short spikes on core-4. Top/Htop tells me its samba related (process is /usr/sbin/smbd -D -s /etc/smbd.conf). They occur every ~25 secs.
It's not a big issue, but I wasn't seeing this on the AX58 in the 'same' configuration but that might be because on a three core system these spikes don't become noticeable because they are mixed with other processes in the core usage.
Seems this is on the right lines, though I think it's highlighted a bug elsewhere, as follows:
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TLDR; seems IPv6 hasn't been fully disabled somewhere
It stopped all by itself.No spikes at all here and also using samba in my ax88.
It stopped all by itself.
Just a glitch then.
One more thing: I had to go back to stock on my AX58U to get it to accept that I wanted it to be an AIMesh-node. Again: no big issue there but be prepared if you want to do the same and have the stock-firmware at hand (although you'd have the AIMesh-router available to download it, of course!).
I'll leave it at that for a while before I upgrade both to 384.16, as soon as that one is available of course.
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