echo "" >/etc/dnscrypt.conf
echo "adguard-dns-family-ns1" >>/etc/dnscrypt.conf
echo "adguard-dns-family-ns2" >>/etc/dnscrypt.conf
echo "cisco-familyshield" >>/etc/dnscrypt.conf
reboot
\rm /etc/dnscrypt.conf
reboot
I restarted my router over the weekend, and OpenVPN server still works for me, just checked. Not sure if I got that message or not, I didn't check any logs.Unfortunately looks like trick with updates1.netgear.com is not helping there. What is worse after every restart new OpenVPN keys are generated. Exact message is as follows:
<<Attention>> A new OpenVPN configuration package for your router is available that enhances your router’s security. You must update the OpenVPN configuration package for your router. Once the OpenVPN configuration package is updated, you must update the OpenVPN configuration package on all your clients; otherwise, your clients won’t be able to access your router using the VPN feature.
Any other idea?
Just to clarify OpenVPN message is the first thing that loads after logging into web interface. In order to get into normal interface one needs to click Update button.I restarted my router over the weekend, and OpenVPN server still works for me, just checked. Not sure if I got that message or not, I didn't check any logs.
Randy
I don't remember seeing any message, and would have remembered clicking an update button, strange.Just to clarify OpenVPN message is the first thing that loads after logging into web interface. In order to get into normal interface one needs to click Update button.
Have you enabled OpenVPN server via web interface?
I've even tried to erase config and configure only very basic things. Still the same. Do you recall what was your upgrade path? Which OEM/Voxel firmware versions you went through before reaching .60FS one?I don't remember seeing any message, and would have remembered clicking an update button, strange.
I use chrome, although it shouldn't matter.
Here is how I enabled OpenVPN, think its the standard way.
https://sites.google.com/view/netgearr7800/openvpn
EDIT:
One more thing, I rebooted the router from the web page, so I was already in the web page, and maybe that made a difference. I didn't power cycle or restart from ssh.
This router is pretty new, got it about a month ago.I've even tried to erase config and configure only very basic things. Still the same. Do you recall what was your upgrade path? Which OEM/Voxel firmware versions you went through before reaching .60FS one?
<script>
if(isMd5)
document.write('<input class="apply_bt" type="submit" name="update_vpn_cert" id="update_vpn_cert" value="$update_mark">');
else
document.write('<input class="apply_bt" type="submit" name="update_vpn_cert" id="update_vpn_cert" value="$update_mark">');
</script>
<script>
if(isMd5)
document.write('<input class="apply_bt" type="submit" name="update_vpn_cert" id="update_vpn_cert" value="$update_mark">');
</script>
I am on 1.0.2.60FS version and after each restart I am getting from web interface prompt to update OpenVPN package. Is it possible to get rid of that message? How can I upgrade OpenVPN package?
percy
Direction is good but your change is just hiding the Upgrade button and not getting rid of that nag screen.Seems to be another bug in the Netgear code.
Sorry I don't have more time for some days now, so you need to do this yourself:
Try to change /www/vpn_confirm_update.htm at line 39:
toCode:<script> if(isMd5) document.write('<input class="apply_bt" type="submit" name="update_vpn_cert" id="update_vpn_cert" value="$update_mark">'); else document.write('<input class="apply_bt" type="submit" name="update_vpn_cert" id="update_vpn_cert" value="$update_mark">'); </script>
Code:<script> if(isMd5) document.write('<input class="apply_bt" type="submit" name="update_vpn_cert" id="update_vpn_cert" value="$update_mark">'); </script>
Still not making a difference. I guess this is just a lockdown due to too many incorrect PIN attemps. Instead I have placed following commands in /etc/init.d script:Then you can try to add "nvram set wps_lock_down=1" as eg first line of the file /etc/rc.local
config set wps_status=1
config set wla_wps_status=1
config set wps_lock_down=1
config commit
I had similar issues with Duma OS. Try to use TFTP instead.Hello,
I am using Voxel firmware on my R7800 for a while, without an issue. Now I wanted to upgrade from 59SF to 60SF but every time (on every browser, with turned of QoS on the R7800, with turned off firewall and antivirus on my PC - Microsoft Security Essentials and Windows Firewall on Win7 64bit) the uploading of the firmware to the router fails, and I get this notification from my browser:
This site can’t be reached
The connection was reset.
Any help? Is there a way of upgrading without the web user interface?
I didn't reset the router yet.
pege63 is right. Try to clear the cache.Have you empty the CACHE memory in the browser?
Port 443 is used by uhttpd daemon by default (https connection to WebGUI). You can try to change this port modifying the file:hey guys, i just installed voxel firmware on my r7800 and put shadowsocks on it. trying to use 443 for shadowsocks but it doesn't work as 443 has being taken......is there a way to use 443 or 80 for shadowsocks? thanks a lot
Port 443 is used by uhttpd daemon by default (https connection to WebGUI). You can try to change this port modifying the file:
/www/cgi-bin/uhttpd.sh
(443 and 80 ports).
Voxel.
Two ways:works like a charm. Thanks, Voxel!
BTW is there a .sh I can use to start process automatically at startup?
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