Hi Eric,
Do you know if IPSec could be compatible with IKE v2 instead IKE v1?
Thanks in advance
Please explain to me the exact steps for a successful upgrade. I have an AC66U_B1. Thank you
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Thank you I'll look into it.
After upgrading to.384 I did the rtfd and then restored previous settings. It does show my USB HDD on the USB 3.0 port but I can't seem to get download Master to work. Haven't really tried too much will look at it harder and come back with the results.
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I am a noob but your answer is within your question. One is referred to Lan or cabled connections while the other to the wireless?Quick question with regards to the MiniDLNA issue people have reported on and the issue is fixed by enabling IGMP snooping (EMF) in the LAN>IPTV tab. How is enabling IGMP snooping there different than IGMP snooping in the Wireless>Professional tab?
Yeah I loaded them from a previously saved configuration file. Should I go manually instead?When you state you 'restored' previous settings, how did you do that exactly? Ideally, you should enter everything manually after an upgrade and a factory restore.
If you actually restored from a saved file; I would do it properly from the start.
So does that mean if my MiniDLNA clients are wireless I need to enable IGMP snooping on the wireless side? Or does the IGMP snooping apply to the streaming source? Because if that's the case then my streaming source isn't even on a network interface, but it is actually a USB 3.0 drive connected to the router.I am a noob but your answer is within your question. One is referred to Lan or cabled connections while the other to the wireless?
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Quick question with regards to the MiniDLNA issue people have reported on and the issue is fixed by enabling IGMP snooping (EMF) in the LAN>IPTV tab. How is enabling IGMP snooping there different than IGMP snooping in the Wireless>Professional tab?
Asuswrt-Merlin 384.3 is now available. While this release isn't perfect, it reached a stability point where the remaining issues have been consuming too many hours of my time and I'm still unable to reproduce them. Since it's working fine for the vast majority, I decided it was high time to have this wrapped up, so I could move on to working with newer code base, with hopefully the remaining fixes in there.
The highlights:
- Merged with GPL 384_10007. Note that AiMesh is NOT supported. Due to its complexity, a lot of work will be required to determine whether or not supporting it is possible. Initial analysis wasn't looking good on that front.
- Added support for the RT-AC3200 (based on 382_19466 components). Note that once upgraded to 382/384, the RT=AC3200 gets upgraded to 128 KB nvram, which means you can NOT downgrade back to any 380.xx release.
- RT-AC3200 supports once again up to 5 OpenVPN clients (like other models).
- Updated nano to 2.9.3. You can also now configure it through /jffs/configs/nanorc (see the nano documentation for syntax).
- Security fix for CVE-2018-5721.
- NAT acceleration for PPPoE has been fixed for most models (can't provide a definitive list since I can't test it)
- Repeater mode fix backported from GPL 384_20287
- Workaround for broken clients like Samsung TVs that insists on requesting localhost as a hostname
- Fixed ipset on the RT-AC86U
- Various other fixes to IPv6, PPTP clients, networkmap - see the changelog for details
Downloads are here.
Changelog is here.
So does that mean if my MiniDLNA clients are wireless I need to enable IGMP snooping on the wireless side? Or does the IGMP snooping apply to the streaming source? Because if that's the case then my streaming source isn't even on a network interface, but it is actually a USB 3.0 drive connected to the router.
I've updated my AC3200 to the 384.3 but noticed that under network map, view list, none of my Wired connections show Tx or Rx? Wireless seems to be fine showing traffic.
Tanks
But it should show connection speed for LAN as well, 1000/100/10Mb/s and maybe full/half duplex.That's because there's no TX or RX rate to show - it's Ethernet.
Moved to DDNS page by Asus for models that add Let's Encrypt support.
nvram set https_crt_save=1
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