Just a follow up guys I am doing a major optimization overhaul and will be releasing soon, had quite a few bugs to iron out but the script will be extremely more efficient once I publish, thanks for your patience.Hello guys, I have discovered some additional bugs that may cause the script to hang in certain conditions and am actively working on them to resolve, hoping to have an update out by today.
I am very close to a new release and went ahead and decide with the major overhauls to the script and enhancements I will soon be deprecating v1.6 and launching a new v2.0. I expect to release my first beta on this possibly this weekend.Just a follow up guys I am doing a major optimization overhaul and will be releasing soon, had quite a few bugs to iron out but the script will be extremely more efficient once I publish, thanks for your patience.
Just a follow up guys I am doing a major optimization overhaul and will be releasing soon, had quite a few bugs to iron out but the script will be extremely more efficient once I publish, thanks for your patience.
No worries, I didn’t make it to release for this weekend but I’m just cleaning up loose ends at this point and am extremely close to release. Because there is a significant amount of changes I’m going through a thorough inspection of the code and other little minor fixes I’m applying.Thanks @Ranger802004 - haven't been able to update/test anything due to LIFE, but looking forward to the new beta/release soon.
Cheers
WAN Failover is designed to replace the factory ASUS WAN Failover functionality, this script will monitor the WAN Interfaces using a Target IP Address and pinging these targets to determine when a failure occurs. When a failure is detected in Failover Mode, the script will switch to the Secondary WAN interface automatically and then monitor for failback conditions. When the Primary WAN interface connection is restored based on the Target IP Address, the script will perform the failback condition and switch back to Primary WAN.
This script is designed to work with Merlin only.Hey - it's been years since I used Merlin so pardon me if this is obvious, but can we configure some kind of notification when failover/failback occurs? I'm using default firmware on an ASUS BRT-AC828 and it doesn't inform you when it switches, so you can continue merrily using your backup 4G until it is gone and you have to troubeshoot without connectivity...
Oh I understand that - I was just explaining that my lack of recent experience with Merlin may be why I don't already know whether or not it can send some kind of notification.This script is designed to work with Merlin only.
No worries, yes there are notifications for failover events via email using amtm or AIProtection email config.Oh I understand that - I was just explaining that my lack of recent experience with Merlin may be why I don't already know whether or not it can send some kind of notification.
I can switch our router over to Merlin if necessary. I'll probably buy a second router to keep the first as a hot standby as it's running a small online business, but I won't have any problem installing Merlin.
EDIT and I now see there are more recent threads about this script anyway - sorry, I'll go read them!
it relies on amtm email configuration or alternatively AI Protection email alerts configuration.I just got this going yesterday, very easy install and setup, and working perfectly in my tests so far.
One thing I can't figure out (and I must be missing something simple) - where do I set the email address for notifications? Do I need to put this in a config file somewhere? The menu selection for this seems to just turn it on.
I have access to the router with SSH but when I enter the installation code in my SSH client, nothing happened. I don't think it is possible to use it with the stock firmware like written above. If I did something wrong or you have any idea, it will be great for me. Thank you.If you have SSH access on stock firmware, you can give it a try.
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