Works fine for me, I'm using dnssec and DoT.After i enabled dnssec, tune-in radio stop work. What i made wrong ?
It works for me, the app had a bug update it!After i enabled dnssec, tune-in radio stop work. What i made wrong ?
I use Cloudflare...?hmmm, app is actual, i have this problem also in av receiver.
I only enable dnssec, nothing more - tune-in stop work (app says that is offline), disable dnssec, tune-in start work...
This is not merlinwrt problem, but when i start torrent with 200+ connections QoS traffic traction say: too many track connections. How to solve this problem?
This is not merlinwrt problem,
Interesting the way an increase track connection, i mean.Use less connections?
How to solve this problem?
That connection tracker under QOS has a finite amount of connections it tracks. I believe it's somewhere around 300. This amount of connections was arrived at because of the limitations of the webui, too many connections and it became sluggish.This is not merlinwrt problem, but when i start torrent with 200+ connections QoS traffic traction say: too many track connections. How to solve this problem?
yea so many changes to the dhcp setup -- if you want to experience the best quality with the latest version you would probably have to factory reset to get all of your connections to show up cleanly with network map and also to have your static list to function nicely as well if you have one.
Do you have a real, genuine RT-AC68U? Hacked/converted router models are not supported.
It is a TM1900 converted. So will this cause security and/or performance issues (everything seems okay), but I don't want to end up with vulnerabilities using an incompatible firmware.
Since people can't read existing forum posts, the FAQ, or the Supported Device list...
That model is NOT supported. It never was, and it's even less supported since Asus is now enforcing stricter model validation on the RT-AC68U series at flash time. It doesn't matter whether you converted it, hacked it, repainted it, or whatever. Stop asking on the forums for help flashing your RT-AC68U when you actually have a TM-AC1900 - it's NOT supported, period.
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/the-tm-ac1900-is-not-supported.48056/
It is a TM1900 converted. So will this cause security and/or performance issues (everything seems okay), but I don't want to end up with vulnerabilities using an incompatible firmware.
Aug 12 10:06:41 smbd[30757]: [2019/08/12 10:06:41.977322, 0] smbd/negprot.c:706(reply_negprot)
Aug 12 10:06:41 smbd[30757]: No protocol supported !
Truth be told there are a lot of features that are linked to model specific and would not be compatible with the TM1900, it would be highly recommended you run stock TM1900 on your router and not asuswrt-merlin for legal, and compatibility reasons.
Compatibility-wise--- there is no guarantee you are not vulnerable as asuswrt-merlin is only listed to support model's specific to whatever he list to be compatible.
The problem is the TM1900 is not on that list and for legal reasons and compatibility reasons it never will be, so you have to make your own choice, as such this forum cannot offer up any support for the TM1900.
Good for you. But support for those won't be provided on SNBForums.Do not worry, I do not have TM1900... Only Netgear R7000 with xvortex.
Two of them.
Bothered by that too? Sue me...
No it simply means that the PC in question has SMBv1 enabled. They probably just opened Windows Explorer and browsed the network.Is this an indication of a Windows PC infected with a worm/virus trying to propagate via SMB1?
TM1900 is THE SAME ROUTER as AC68U so please... Do not get all philosophical and do not be a purist, just help the guy. I really do not understand you all, you are all behaving like Asus employees with 100.000/year...
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