matthew johnson
Regular Contributor
comcast neighbor IPv6 overflow what does this do i have comcast should i enable this?
It works for me. What do you get here? https://www.dnssec-tools.org/When DNSSEC was put in on 380.57, I was pretty sure that I used to get a big green tick at http://dnssectest.sidnlabs.nl/test.php
Now when I test, I get this:
View attachment 5652
Did something change and this is expected now?
Or is it just coincidence, and it was always in permissive mode ?
Or, is it my setup, and it's maybe got something to do with the IPv6 DNS servers vs the IPv4 servers?
FYI, I'm using Google:
8.8.8.8
8.8.4.4
2001:4860:4860::8888
2001:4860:4860::8844
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
It works for me. What do you get here? https://www.dnssec-tools.org/
comcast neighbor IPv6 overflow what does this do i have comcast should i enable this?
It works for me. What do you get here? https://www.dnssec-tools.org/
RT-AC66U_380.58_alpha3-gcf77301
cleared nvram /restore default after install.
nat acceleration wont turn on, set to auto but stays at disabled.
sysinfo states "HW acceleration - Disabled - incompatible with: IPTraffic".
qos is off
duh, brainfart moment, i took IPTraffic as qos,IPTraffic has nothing to do with QoS. NAT is automatically disabled because of IPTraffic being enabled, as stated.
cat /proc/net/dev
Thanks for the update RMerlin, definitely something I can live with. So far my AC88U with 380.58_alpha3 has been running for close to a week now without any issues.The traffic monitoring bug also exists in Asus's own firmware - I confirmed it with beta 3.0.0.4.380_2310. Which makes sense since the bug lies in the Ethernet driver. If you check the packet count reported by it, you will see that the issue starts right there:
Code:cat /proc/net/dev
This is outside of my control.
This Alpha firmware is "Rock Solid" since the beginning.
Its gonna be my new "Wonder Firmware " like 378.55 for my Ac68 if nothing change.Waiting for the final release
Good job!! Merlin
You guys got me excited! Did you have problems with the current release?I agree, my AC68p no longer reboots and I can use 2.4GHz with IP traffic monitoring again. When this release is final I'm sticking with it and not upgrading except for major security fixes.
The traffic monitoring bug also exists in Asus's own firmware - I confirmed it with beta 3.0.0.4.380_2310. Which makes sense since the bug lies in the Ethernet driver. If you check the packet count reported by it, you will see that the issue starts right there:
Code:cat /proc/net/dev
This is outside of my control.
Thanks for clarification! Hope they get the right ethernet driver abord asap. Can it cause other issues like packet loss or ethernet ( LAN ) instability ?
@RMerlin: may I hope to reestablish udpxy before or after the final version of 380.58 firmware?
this is a link for watching IPTV from my ISPNo idea, I have no way of testing it, and have no idea what's broken (if anything is).
http://192.168.200.1:2631/udp/232.2.3.135:5002
http://192.168.200.1:2631/status
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