Julian Brooks
Occasional Visitor
Just curious, do you mean you are on Netgear or Voxel firmware as the latest Voxel is stable for me?
Just curious, do you mean you are on Netgear or Voxel firmware as the latest Voxel is stable for me?
Each time I have the same issue... all WiFi connected devices cannot access the internet, all ethernet devices work fine
In the internet browser I get a message saying that this website is not secure ("this is not a private connection"), and that the certificate "routerlogin.net" is not valid
I use only the Orbi in AP mode
start() {
if [ "$($CONFIG get ap_mode)" = 1 -o "$($CONFIG get bridge_mode)" = 1 ]; then
if [ "$($CONFIG get ParentalControl)" = "0" ]; then
# Parental Control disable: only redirect the URLs, such as www.routerlogin.net ..., up to layer 3
ebtables -t broute -A BROUTING -p ipv4 --ip-protocol UDP --ip-destination-port 53 --ip-dns-hijack -j redirect --redirect-target ACCEPT
ebtables -t broute -A BROUTING -p ipv6 --ip6-protocol UDP --ip6-destination-port 53 --ip6-dns-hijack -j redirect --redirect-target ACCEPT
else
# Parental Control enable: redirect all DNS packet up to layer 3
ebtables -t broute -A BROUTING -p ipv4 --ip-protocol UDP --ip-destination-port 53 -j redirect --redirect-target ACCEPT
ebtables -t broute -A BROUTING -p ipv6 --ip6-protocol UDP --ip6-destination-port 53 -j redirect --redirect-target ACCEPT
fi
fi
}
seems similar to the issue in https://www.snbforums.com/threads/issue-with-dns-with-r7800-as-access-point.64694/
It also contains a link to a workaround on some other site.
so what does nvram get ParentalControl give on your AP ?
root@RBR50:/# nvram get ParentalControl
nvram get ParentalControl
0
seems similar to the issue in https://www.snbforums.com/threads/issue-with-dns-with-r7800-as-access-point.64694/
It also contains a link to a workaround on some other site.
I am on Voxel 9.2.5.1.19
History:
Voxel 9.2.5.1.19: Worked Great
Netgear 2.5.1.32: Initially seemed okay
Voxel 9.2.5.1.33: Voxel was pretty quick at releasing this version. Initially seemed okay, but ended up with performance issues.
Voxel 9.2.5.1.19: Rolled back to this version due to performance issues.
Voxel 9.2.5.1.34: Voxel noticed similar issues and resolved issues. Seemed to work okay for a while, but then I noticed speed test drops. Hard to determine if this was really firmware or other factors.
Netgear 2.5.2.4: Initially seemed okay, but ended up with performance issues.
Voxel 9.2.5.1.19: Current state. So far so good.
YMMV
I am eagerly waiting for Voxel's version of 2.5.2.4. His updates have a tendency to work out the wrinkles.
if it works on stock it should work on voxel. my guess is if you can find a USB to ethernet adapter and connect it in the back of the orbi in the internet/wan port it should workHi everyone,
Just curious, I was wondering if I would be able to use a USB LTE dongle with Orbi by using this firmware. Has anyone tried this before?
is this related to voxel or even stock firmware?I have the same experience - .33 and .34 have a weird and giant performance issue on the 5Ghz network now and then - makes all kind of game streaming unusable. I'm back on .19 too.
It does indeed !! Thanks for your answer, that's useful !
Funny thing is that the guy having the similar issue also uses the same ISP as I do from Orange
What I don't understand is why it happens with Voxel and not stock firmware...
Let me look at that post in detail
It was my Chromebook. All is good on all the last firmwares. Sorry!is this related to voxel or even stock firmware?
It was my Chromebook. All is good on all the last firmwares. Sorry!
if it works on stock it should work on voxel.
Just curious, I was wondering if I would be able to use a USB LTE dongle with Orbi by using this firmware. Has anyone tried this before?
Sorry but I have no such plans...Is there a chance you can make firmware image for Orbi Pro devices ? I have Orbi Pro router and satellite and could test image on them, I am sure many would appreciate
This firmware has turned garbage into gold. Now my only concern is what happens if Voxel gets bored with supporting this and quits.
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