Wallace_n_Gromit
Senior Member
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My system is:
router 2 on AsusWRT Stock running NORDVPN > router 1 on AsusWRT Merlin 384.12 > Cable Modem.
I have been fiddling with the features of router 1 and got the date to update/sync properly. This morning when I got up and started my computer, my NORDVPN on router 2 wasn't working. Using a tablet and accessing the internet I saw that I had access when I bypassed the NORDVPN and connected through router 1.
Checking network log on router 2, I see the same thing as I used to see on router 1, the clock on router 2 is now 14 months out of date. When I SSH'ed into router 2 and manually set the correct "DATE " and tried accessing internet on router 2 it worked.
That is correct. It did go back to correct time on its own. I will disable DNS/Ping and wait 24 hours and see if the clock maintains SYNC. If it doesn't then maybe just leave DNS/Ping on for now. Troubleshoot this thing later in this router. (I have two)Did it sync the proper time on its own? You didn't have to run the date command this time?
The ntpclient works independently of the dns/ping monitoring. It just needs to be able to resolve the NTP server name to an IP address, but the DNS-based monitoring isn't required.
My system is:
router 2 on AsusWRT Stock running NORDVPN > router 1 on AsusWRT Merlin 384.12 > Cable Modem.
I have been fiddling with the features of router 1 and got the date to update/sync properly. This morning when I got up and started my computer, my NORDVPN on router 2 wasn't working. Using a tablet and accessing the internet I saw that I had access when I bypassed the NORDVPN and connected through router 1.
Checking network log on router 2, I see the same thing as I used to see on router 1, the clock on router 2 is now 14 months out of date. When I SSH'ed into router 2 and manually set the correct "DATE " and tried accessing internet on router 2 it worked.
I imagine that router 2 was always able to reset/sync clock in the past, since I never had issue using my Paid VPN service configured on that router. After the changes in router 1, router 2 can't reset/sync clock automatically. sooooooo.... have some further tweaking to go.It just needs to be able to resolve the NTP server name to an IP address.