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My setting where it would be is Bonding/ Link aggregation instead of Nat Acceleration.
Not quite accurate. NAT acceleration still exists (it's now called flow cache, with the second level called packet runner or archer depending on the router model), however there is no webui option to manually enable/disable it. The firmware will automatically disable it when an incompatible feature is enabled.NAT acceleration doesn't exist on the current generation of Asus routers. That was a hardware feature of the older "N" and "AC" models.
ASUSWRT-Merlin GT-AX6000 386.6_0 Wed Apr 20 01:45:24 UTC 2022
admin@stargate:/tmp/home/root# fc status
Flow Timer Interval = 10000 millisecs
Pkt-HW Activate Deferral rate = 1
Pkt-HW Idle Deactivate = 0
Pkt-SW Activate Deferral count = 0
Flow Low Pkt Rate = 10
Acceleration Mode: <L2 & L3>
MCast Acceleration IPv4<Enabled> IPv6<Enabled>
IPv6 Learning <Enabled>
L2TP Learning <Enabled>
GRE Learning <Enabled>
4o6 Fragmentation <Enabled>
TCP Ack Prioritization <Enabled>
ToS Multi Flow <Enabled>
Notify Processing Mode <Hybrid>
OVS Flow Learning <Disabled>
HW Acceleration <Enabled>
Flow Ucast Learning Enabled : Max<16383>, Active<217>, Cumulative [ 60303 - 60086 ]
Flow Mcast Learning Enabled : Max<1152>, Active<0>, Cumulative [ 0 - 0 ]
Is there a complete list of “features” which, when enabled, would disable NAT acceleration on the newer generation of routers? I presume that QoS is incompatible with NAT acceleration, but is there anything else?Not quite accurate. NAT acceleration still exists (it's now called flow cache, with the second level called packet runner or archer depending on the router model), however there is no webui option to manually enable/disable it. The firmware will automatically disable it when an incompatible feature is enabled.
The flow cache engine is much more sophisticated than the old CTF.
Code:ASUSWRT-Merlin GT-AX6000 386.6_0 Wed Apr 20 01:45:24 UTC 2022 admin@stargate:/tmp/home/root# fc status Flow Timer Interval = 10000 millisecs Pkt-HW Activate Deferral rate = 1 Pkt-HW Idle Deactivate = 0 Pkt-SW Activate Deferral count = 0 Flow Low Pkt Rate = 10 Acceleration Mode: <L2 & L3> MCast Acceleration IPv4<Enabled> IPv6<Enabled> IPv6 Learning <Enabled> L2TP Learning <Enabled> GRE Learning <Enabled> 4o6 Fragmentation <Enabled> TCP Ack Prioritization <Enabled> ToS Multi Flow <Enabled> Notify Processing Mode <Hybrid> OVS Flow Learning <Disabled> HW Acceleration <Enabled> Flow Ucast Learning Enabled : Max<16383>, Active<217>, Cumulative [ 60303 - 60086 ] Flow Mcast Learning Enabled : Max<1152>, Active<0>, Cumulative [ 0 - 0 ]
No.Is there a complete list of “features” which, when enabled, would disable NAT acceleration on the newer generation of routers?
Is there a complete list of “features” which, when enabled, would disable NAT acceleration
Thanks! That is very useful.What I know so far:
QoS - Bandwidth Limiter
QoS - Traditional QoS
QoS - Cake (in Asuswrt-Merlin)
Guest Network - Bandwidth Limiter
VPN - Wireguard (in Asuswrt-Merlin or 388 Asuswrt code)
Traffic Monitor - Per IP traffic (in Asuswrt-Merlin, older ARMv7 platform)
The last one is included for folks with older routers.
Gt-AX6000 hereWhat I know so far:
QoS - Bandwidth Limiter
QoS - Traditional QoS
QoS - Cake (in Asuswrt-Merlin)
Guest Network - Bandwidth Limiter
VPN - Wireguard (in Asuswrt-Merlin or 388 Asuswrt code)
Traffic Monitor - Per IP traffic (in Asuswrt-Merlin, older ARMv7 platform)
The last one is included for folks with older routers.
With wireguard enabled or disabled, the output of "fc status" is the same.
Well, that's good news.On some models now WireGuard works with FC enabled. The post you quoted was made before that. For your model since this firmware:
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