thegr8anand
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Thanks again Voxel! KUTGW!
sed -i 's/account.surfshark/my.surfshark/g' /www/cgi-bin/kamoj.sh
Thank you, as always, for the new firmware! Nearly everything working perfectly, though I am experiencing a new bug pertaining to the kamoj add on and Client VPN. To start, steps:
I verified this still worked on my second R7800 in wireless AP mode on 79. No issue. Updated firmware to 80, repeated above process, secondary R7800 does exactly the same thing.
- updated firmware to 80 on my primary R7800 via UI
- set up ssh, reboot
- installed kamoj add on, reboot
- attempted to set up SurfShark VPN via kamoj UI, but the "Country" drop down under "Create OpenVPN Client Config" only loads 1 value: <blank>
Tried a different VPN service, and Country options loaded, but other than as a point of comparison that isn't much help to me. I waited 5 minutes and the values never load. Logged in several hours later and tried again, no go.
Of course I can generate the ovpn files manually, but I thought it might be worthwhile to report the incident.
As always, I very much appreciate the software both Voxel and kamoj provide here, not to mention the support. This is a low urgency ticket.
Thank you!
Surshark has changed address so it can not work with any kamoj add-on.
The vpn client is also not working in AP mode.
So I don't understand your point with 79SF.
If you want to patch the R7800 in Router mode you can try:
Code:sed -i 's/account.surfshark/my.surfshark/g' /www/cgi-bin/kamoj.sh
Are all Voxel features aimed at routing functionality? Or is the benefit when in AP mode just that the the firmware simply has more up to date packages with the latest security updates? Or am I completely missing something?
The 'numbers' are in 1000s of bytes per second processed.
type 16 bytes 64 bytes 256 bytes 1024 bytes 8192 bytes
aes-256 cbc 26183.17k 30566.66k 31463.09k 31475.29k 31214.25k
The 'numbers' are in 1000s of bytes per second processed.
type 16 bytes 64 bytes 256 bytes 1024 bytes 8192 bytes
aes-256 cbc 55144.53k 61366.88k 63316.51k 63087.65k 63961.04k
Thank you for the detailed response, and above all thank you so much for providing the community with this firmware. It is excellent and I for one am extremely grateful as I’m sure everyone else using it is.What specific functionalities are used in router mode? Probably only OpenVPN client/server, DNSCrypt, stubby. What else? All the other functions could be used in such modes as AP/bridge mode. You can use Entware/Debian, Transmission etc.
Well. Maybe one of the main goal of my development is: to force this device to function using all its hardware capability in full power. Does not matter: Router mode, AP mode, Bridge mode. If software cannot use all the power of hardware: it is bad. It is obvious for any platform, not only concrete router. Just compare, benchmarks, OpenSSL encryption used by about 40 programs in your R7800 in AP mode:
Just run in telnet console the command:
openssl speed aes-256-cbc
You will get having e.g. the stock 1.0.2.68 firmware such results:
Code:The 'numbers' are in 1000s of bytes per second processed. type 16 bytes 64 bytes 256 bytes 1024 bytes 8192 bytes aes-256 cbc 26183.17k 30566.66k 31463.09k 31475.29k 31214.25k
now run this command using Voxel firmware:
Code:The 'numbers' are in 1000s of bytes per second processed. type 16 bytes 64 bytes 256 bytes 1024 bytes 8192 bytes aes-256 cbc 55144.53k 61366.88k 63316.51k 63087.65k 63961.04k
Feel the difference. Your R7800 could run the program two time faster. It means that such functionality as e.g. ReadyCLOUD, https, NETGEAR Downloader etc. could work much faster. And general gadget performance is increased as well. So even usual Wi-Fi speed is increased too.
Check the very first my thread regarding my build for R7800 on this SNB. There is other benchmarks of performance. Discussion with sfx2000, I am too lazy to seek it myself.
Increased performance means that your device is working faster, Including AP mode.
Voxel.
I am not sure, did not dig it much, but try to set:Is there a setting I can access via telnet to fully turn off WPS on the router with this firmware? Apparently disabling the PIN doesn't actually turn off WPS, it just makes it inaccessible which isn't exactly ideal.
nvram set endis_wla_wps=0
nvram set endis_wl_wps=0
nvram commit
What's the advantage to completely disabling WPS?
Voxel puts out almost monthly updates of his firmware, which frankly is incredible. I don't want to speak for him but my guess is he will most likely be assimilating these changes in the next releaseI'm using 80SF and all is going well, no issues to note.
Is there likely to be another update coming soon based on Netgear's updated firmware version 1.0.2.74 that was released on 09/09/20 or does Voxel 1.0.2.80SF already include or exceed the claimed bug fixes?
I am not sure, did not dig it much, but try to set:
Code:nvram set endis_wla_wps=0 nvram set endis_wl_wps=0 nvram commit
and reboot your router.
Voxel.
What's the advantage to completely disabling WPS?
s there likely to be another update coming soon based on Netgear's updated firmware version 1.0.2.74 that was released on 09/09/20 or does Voxel 1.0.2.80SF already include or exceed the claimed bug fixes?
R7800 Firmware Version 1.0.2.74
Security Fixes:
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes security issues.
- Fixes the issue where if the router is in AP mode, some files become corrupted during file transfer between two wireless clients.
- Fixes the issue where some devices disappear from the attached device list in the router web interface and Nighthawk app.
- Fixes minor bugs
Code:The 'numbers' are in 1000s of bytes per second processed. type 16 bytes 64 bytes 256 bytes 1024 bytes 8192 bytes aes-256 cbc 55144.53k 61366.88k 63316.51k 63087.65k 63961.04k
Feel the difference. Your R7800 could run the program two time faster. It means that such functionality as e.g. ReadyCLOUD, https, NETGEAR Downloader etc. could work much faster. And general gadget performance is increased as well. So even usual Wi-Fi speed is increased too.
Check the very first my thread regarding my build for R7800 on this SNB. There is other benchmarks of performance. Discussion with sfx2000, I am too lazy to seek it myself.
Increased performance means that your device is working faster, Including AP mode.
Voxel.
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