kernol
Very Senior Member
Thanks - but I'm not a coder [at least not any more since my programming days on IBM System36 mainframes back in the 1970's ] - with no inclination to fiddle in that space nowadays. I've been spoilt too long by clever coders like you and the many other coders on this forum.Hi,
The DoT and ntpd should be part of the latest release of my firmware. If you are using the DSL as WAN you may have it disabled although.
There is a task https://github.com/gnuton/asuswrt-merlin.ng/issues/17 which is about tweaking the web ui in order to configure DoT for DSL as WAN.
You can already now use DoT if WAN is eth.
But if you wanna use DSL as WAN as workaround for now I think ( I have not actually tested it) you should:
1. enable dual wan
2. set DSL as primary
3. set eth0 as secondary
4. configure DoT from the webui using the setting page for the eth wan.
As for the ASUS binaries, I never do anything to them. I won't add or strip out anything from there unless it's in an experimental branch (eg: feture repeater branch)
In my understading of the DoT, it doesn't require any binary tweaking either. The way it works can be seen in the commits https://github.com/gnuton/asuswrt-merlin.ng/commit/3cc2ba9bd785edc238edbe26e4c36ff287815147
Cheers!
For now - I will stick with running scripts provided by others to achieve the router extensions useful to me [which means using amtm as the front end to all expansions I may need - plus @FreshJR 's awesome QOS which hopefully will find its way into amtm in the near future].