I may make the final iteration of this just utilize the ping count setting instead and work the same way as the recursive checks. That would make it more simple and it would be 1 setting to manage. But this is a beta so no harm no foul, I can create a cleanup function that can remove unused settings from testing.
Do as you like, but this solution works! The main thing is not to break it
I can make it work the same way with just 1 setting and I prefer that to make it leaner and simpler to use.Do as you like, but this solution works! The main thing is not to break it
I checked right now, everything is OK, the solution works. I wrote yesterday that clients have no problems with ping, this is not true. The clients were behind the VPN. Without a VPN, clients also have problems with the first icmp packets. And in the same way, if you start ping, press CTRL-C and ping again, everything is ok. Something the provider has not configured correctly with ICMP packets.
And how do you enter the web interface of email settings? I amtm found the email setup only via ssh
Initially, I configured via AMTM. After some time, about six months later, I installed addon "common" and found these settings in the GUI there. It's easier for you to communicate with me on here there and the native language I have two routers AX88U and AC86U I track the branch data.
As soon as you insert wan0 back, wan1 also continues to work Notifications also work every other time, but I think it's because of the settings as in the screenshot, but I don't know how to delete them, it gives the error "Please input the mail account!" when deleting the address and clicking apply.
WAN0 and WAN1 are both actively monitored with ICMP Packets actively in both Failover and Load Balance Mode. In Failover Mode, it currently does not take any action on WAN1 having packet loss and that is something I'm going to expand in a later release.
Read debug logs, amtm takes precedence over AIProtection Alerts. If amtm is not properly configured it will not be used and same for AIProtection Alerts which will send the not configured log.A friend has problems. Everything works until you pull out the wan0 cable. If you pull out the wan0 cable, wan1 also stops working
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And for some reason I stopped seeing the email amtm settings. Once I saw it normally, then I changed the settings a little and that's it, after that he writes Email Notifications are not configured. But the test email in amtm is normally sent
This is why, for some reason the router is losing its IP for both interfaces when 1 cable is unplugged. WAN Failover script is doing what it is suppose to do in this situation when both interfaces are reporting a WAN IP or Gateway IP as 0.0.0.0. This is something being caused by the router outside of the script.A friend has problems. Everything works until you pull out the wan0 cable. If you pull out the wan0 cable, wan1 also stops working
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And for some reason I stopped seeing the email amtm settings. Once I saw it normally, then I changed the settings a little and that's it, after that he writes Email Notifications are not configured. But the test email in amtm is normally sent
Строка 499: Jul 18 16:34:56 wan-failover.sh: WAN Failover Disabled - wan0 does not have a valid IP: 0.0.0.0 or Gateway IP Address: 0.0.0.0
Строка 500: Jul 18 16:34:56 wan-failover.sh: WAN Failover Disabled - wan1 does not have a valid IP: 0.0.0.0 or Gateway IP Address: 0.0.0.0Something doesn't seem right with it losing both DHCP leases when 1 cable is unplugged, I haven't seen that on any other router I've been working on for developing this script. That is definitely strange.The second test worked for us. Testing. And according to my router: email seems to have turned out. Right now I pulled out the cable and this happened: all vpn clients turned off. (the on button has turned gray) Aren't they supposed to start over again?
But it returned from wan1 to wan0 normally, vpn clients all reconnected. In short, I have an opinion that everything is so poorly implemented at asus that even a good script is unlikely to fix it all
That is my and @Ranger802004 goal which we already discussed briefly. Be patient, good things take time to perfect.
Just to add on here we’ve already discussed implementation steps and it is planned for down the road for a later release to come but right now i am focusing on operational issues with the script and optimizing performance and then I will shift gears towards our goal of amtm integration, please be patient it is in the works.
After all, I couldn't stand it and bought a static ip from a provider for the test. The problem is gone
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SYV00wbt80EnCtp_8XfsZQ_qpB6rQnwx/view?usp=sharingShows not only the IP, but also the domain name.
Ah good point, because of double NAT or CGNAT you aren’t able to see your actual IP. I like that and will look into it. I’m debating on leaving the recursive checks feature in place or not. Thoughts?After all, I couldn't stand it and bought a static ip from a provider for the test. The problem is gone
After 20 days I will check another provider
I came up with another function for the script. It would be good if the email notification contained an external ip received through the service myip.com or something similar.
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