I am leaving shortly
have you tried Instant Guard App by Asus?
This is the key I guess hence the name of the app.Instant Guard is just a marketing name, in fact made user-friendly setup of IPSec VPN on common know port.
I have not until you mentioned it. I set up IPSec VPN Server on the router and now I am able to use Instant Guard on my phone.@arturk have you tried Instant Guard App by Asus? I use it regularly on my iphone to establish vpn connection from cellular network to home lan. I assume Asus should also have its Instant Guard App published on Google Play.
I am curious too.Back to the bug issue - do we know what is being uploaded so much and where?
I am curious too.
Thank you brave man!Waiting to catch the bug...
RT-AX88U maxing out a core and regularly showing 60+ MB/s upload
Oh that is super cool. Thank you. https://paste.c-net.org/NutsoForging As @ColinTaylor mentioned, you need to encrypt the file before uploading it to bypass malware checks. One option to do this on your router: openssl aes-256-cbc -a -salt -pbkdf2 -in /tmp/hklp -out /tmp/hklp.enc It will ask...www.snbforums.com
If you didn't factory reset it's quite possible the problem still exists on your router. It's probably best to flash a firmware then factory reset before setting the router up from scratch (don't restore anything from backups).I would like to get in here, as I see that you deal with the problem more technically. I have the same problem on AX3000 V2, I used AiCloud, but the problem persisted even after turning it off and pull out the HD. I tried to put the latest fw on it manually, after a day I noticed the upload again. I am using factory fw. I will try to give other logs in the evening.
What fw exactly? Have you also installed entware? Entware is needed to install htop that has been used to spot unusual process, sshd, and its descentant threads in router's memory.I tried to put the latest fw on it manually
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