From my experience on many RMerlin supported Asus routers, and in various networks and environments, Unbound + Diversion work beautifully together.
Yes but when i install 3...adblocker stops whether diversion or unbound, how do you congiure that?Look in my signature below for the scripts I use.
I let Skynet do it’s thing, Diversion what it’s meant to do, and Unbound to speed everything up.
I find using the scripts as close to their defaults as you can is the best for performance, stability and reliability of the router and network.
Just because an option is available, doesn’t mean you need to use it.
Whitelist anything in Diversion? Nothing is that important on the web to me.
Unbound+diversion+skynet with unbound adblocker not used.Yes but when i install 3...adblocker stops whether diversion or unbound, how do you congiure that?
Unbound+diversion+skynet with unbound adblocker not used.
use letsencrypt + no pixelserv otherwise you need to understand how to configure pixelserv to use a different address for https than 443. Diversion is not configured for this. or lets-encrypt +pixelserv, with your AiCloud set to a different port such a 9443 instead of 443 --> your nane.asuscomm.com is still https just not https on a standard https port.I'll try tht again and feedback...
Do you have any solution whther using lets encrypt or pixelserver, (i would reallt want both to work (192.168.2.1 <- to be HTTPS) and also my nane.asuscomm.com to be HTTPS...
also router.asus.com should be HTTPS...
Can you help
use letsencrypt + no pixelserv otherwise you need to understand how to configure pixelserv to use a different address for https than 443. Diversion is not configured for this. or lets-encrypt +pixelserv, with your AiCloud set to a different port such a 9443 instead of 443 --> your nane.asuscomm.com is still https just not https on a standard https port.
The point is you need port 443 to be free for pixelserv. use 8443 for webgui and some non standard port for aicloud. technically you can use self signed certificate and it be just as secure as lets encrypt, but you would have to distribute it to your devices.Ok, ill change the Aidisk port to 9494
Ill change the WebGUI to 443
i'll use Lets Encrypt...
now what will that accomplish?
and what if i want to secure router.asus.com or 192.168.2.1
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The point is you need port 443 to be free for pixelserv. use 8443 for webgui and some non standard port for aicloud. technically you can use self signed certificate and it be just as secure as lets encrypt, but you would have to distribute it to your devices.
you should be good to use diversion. Lets encrypt should just work.i alreayd set aicloud to port 9898 so and i set HTTPS LAN ort to 8888 , so now 443 is free...now what?
you should be good to use diversion. Lets encrypt should just work.
you need to type in the address https://192.168.2.1:9898 or https://192.168.2.1:8888I freed 443 for pixelserv, and still neither 192.168.2.1 or routerasus.com uses HTTPS...
maybe you are using unbound improperly for the combination meaning dnsmasq must remain the active DNS and unbound should reside on a separate port. it is important to see screenshots of how you install unbound and what the inside of your unbound.conf looks like.Maybe unbound doesnt use pixelserv or local router I thats why its not blocking??
any ideas?
maybe you are using unbound improperly for the combination meaning dnsmasq must remain the active DNS and unbound should reside on a separate port. it is important to see screenshots of how you install unbound and what the inside of your unbound.conf looks like.
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