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@RMerlin
Sounds like the default setting should maybe be changed to off?
Is this option only visible when using adaptive qos or its enabled by default ?
@RMerlin
Sounds like the default setting should maybe be changed to off?
It's on by default and appears on the QOS tab even is QOS is actually off. It's not specific to Merlin's build either, it's the same in stock as well.Is this option only visible when using adaptive qos or its enabled by default ?
It's on by default and appears on the QOS tab even is QOS is actually off. It's not specific to Merlin's build either, it's the same in stock as well.
I cannot find this setting on my device (AX88U). Does the GeForce setting only exist on certain model series and what exactly does it do? Sorry, two questions.
I've come from the AC86U to an AX86U.
Or the qos_type should be checked in addition to that setting, since I believe qos_type should be set to Geforce NOW for this to work.@RMerlin
Sounds like the default setting should maybe be changed to off?
At least some of it was there, since I could see the GeForce setting enabling miniupnpd. Be interesting to see what got lost.Looks like I lost the GeForce NOW upnp patches at some point during 386 development, I will have to re-merge Asus's code.
The code inside miniupnpd itself is what's missing. They had sent me a patch with the GeForce NOW code during development, but I must have forgotten to reapply it at some point.At least some of it was there, since I could see the GeForce setting enabling miniupnpd. Be interesting to see what got lost.
Right now you can't test this properly, as the GFNOW code is missing in 386.1's miniupnpd.So with Regular upnp turned off, should it still be possible for ordinary upnp requests to open ports? That's what I observed just using upnpc command from a Ubuntu box?
I don't know if this helps you at all but I observed the same behaviour in the current latest stock firmware beta: Version 9.0.0.4.386.41994. The main regular uPnP setting off but still able to use upnpc client to set port forwarding, in fact several regular devices on my network did as well which is how I spotted the situation in the first place.The code inside miniupnpd itself is what's missing. They had sent me a patch with the GeForce NOW code during development, but I must have forgotten to reapply it at some point.
Fortunately it will be much easier to reapply now that we both keep our miniupnpd code mostly in sync.
Right now you can't test this properly, as the GFNOW code is missing in 386.1's miniupnpd.
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