Or just look in the system log to see if it rebooted (or check the uptime)Set up a continous ping on a WLAN/LAN client to the router, then schedule a reboot for 5 mins from NOW, then see if the ping stops in 5 mins and eventually restarts.
Did you try the suggestion in post #3, schedule a reboot for 5 mins from NOW? Your screenshot only shows it set to reboot once a week so perhaps there was a reason it missed the last time.uptime shows more than 7 days
yes, I tried scheduled a reboot 5 mins from now and did a continuous ping and the router did not reboot.Did you try the suggestion in post #3, schedule a reboot for 5 mins from NOW? Your screenshot only shows it set to reboot once a week so perhaps there was a reason it missed the last time.
Feb 16 03:41:38 hour_monitor: daemon is starting
Feb 16 03:41:38 hour_monitor: daemon terminates
The proper reboot command for Asuswrt-Merlin isNot sure if this would work, but how about create a simple cronjob to temporarily get around this?
cru a rebootrouter "0 3 * * mon reboot"
service reboot
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