If you have ssh enabled, try;
# service restart_httpd
Ok...Have worked out how to SSH in and running putty - will try this when next it happens - it’s happened twice since full 384.13 installed (on day it was released).
Thx
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If you have ssh enabled, try;
# service restart_httpd
It does not hurt to run it now as a preventive measure. I have a cron job that runs that command four times daily, every six hours, to prevent that rare, occasional lock up.Ok...Have worked out how to SSH in and running putty - will try this when next it happens - seems a doesn't take it long happened twice since full 384.13 installed (on day it was released).
Thx
It does not hurt to run it now as a preventive measure. I have a cron job that runs that command four times daily, every six hours, to prevent that rare, occasional lock up.
Afternoon all,
I've had a couple of issues with this current firmware merlin 384.13 on my RT-AC68U. The Modem/Router remains working but I cannot open the admin login page. When I try to open the page just never loads to sign in page (same with the IOS app cannot connect) but all devices in home connected appear to be connected and I have to power off and power on to restore access. In doing this one time - the router would not reboot and I had to use the asus emergency software to reset/reboot.
Connected via LAN or Wifi.
Any help or pointers to similar issues appreciated. I will look through this thread but its a big thread !
Regards
Gary
Thx but that was the first thing i tried...same result as ip web page blank and kept polling..very strange.Try using router.asus.com instead of the IP address in case you have the wrong IP.
That little trick was unknown to me...and it is one I will retain!!Try using router.asus.com instead of the IP address in case you have the wrong IP.
Did you mean to put down 4.4.4.4? Google secondary DNS is 8.8.4.4.I am using strict DNS over TLS against 8.8.8.8/4.4.4.4
Apologies, I do have 8.8.4.4 (using the pre-canned entries for google) just a typo in my post ...Did you mean to put down 4.4.4.4? Google secondary DNS is 8.8.4.4.
Afternoon all,
I've had a couple of issues with this current firmware merlin 384.13 on my RT-AC68U. The Modem/Router remains working but I cannot open the admin login page. When I try to open the page just never loads to sign in page (same with the IOS app cannot connect) but all devices in home connected appear to be connected and I have to power off and power on to restore access. In doing this one time - the router would not reboot and I had to use the asus emergency software to reset/reboot.
Connected via LAN or Wifi.
Any help or pointers to similar issues appreciated. I will look through this thread but its a big thread !
Regards
Gary
I have same issue after update my RT-AC68U from 384.12_0 to 384.13_0 ,
each time I reboot my RT-AC68U , there is no WebUI available.
Following is what I just done to solve this problem:
Use MobaXterm connect by SSH(user name : admin)
keyin : service restart_httpd
WebUI appeared, login normally => the above command works!!
============2019/10/10 Steps to solve this issue============
1. According to Merlin Documents : User Scripts, I created /jffs/scripts/services-start
by vi command with following two lines(if you don't know how to use vi, please google)
#!/bin/sh
service restart_httpd
saved file & chmod a+rx services-start to make it executable,
reboot RT-AC68U (just keyin : reboot), WebUI still not available...!?
2. Refer to following :
I know Linux will auto execute command in rc.local under /etc ,
=> Use MobaXterm connect by SSH(user name : admin)
=> keyin : cp /jffs/scripts/services-start /etc/rc.local
( copy /jffs/scripts/services-start to /etc/rc.local )
After reboot my RT-AC68U, WebUI is available now!!!!!
Reboot again, WebUI is still available!!! It seems this problem have been
solved.
3. Use MobaXterm connect by SSH(user name : admin)..., ??? /etc/rc.local
was disappeared after reboot...!!!
Reboot again, WebUI still available!!!
I just don't know where rc.local was....???
But WebUI is confirmed available now after every reboot.
Hope this can solve your problem.
Explained here (maybe).Many thanks will look into this at weekend just wonder why this is required ?
Interesting read ... thanks again for taking time to consider issue and offer solution.Explained here (maybe).
Some weird behaviour has no valid explanation as to why, even with extensive testing and analysis.
Many thanks will look into this at weekend just wonder why this is required ?
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