WANfailover - doesn't fail back when Cold-Standby?

[Nexus6]

Hi all.. WANfailover is great tool..thanks a lot for all your efforts... I've installed it a couple of days ago to trying to fix a scenario with my router Asus RT-AX88U, but I haven't been able to fix it, even with wan-failover... it is like that: I have the main internet access on WAN0 and on Port 3 (WAN1) a backup 5g solution (modem). The scenario is as follows: I disconnect WAN0 (unplug the ethernet cable). It fails as planned over to WAN1. I then restart the router (as I now and then do...and that's probably the tricky part).. router comes back up and connects again on WAN1 (because the ethernet on WAN0 is still disconnected) . I plugin the ethernet cable to WAN0... expecting it to failback when connected... however, that is then never happening. It will remain on WAN1, no matter how long I wait. The status on the router is "Cold-Standby" on the Primary WAN, connected to the Secondary WAN. It will not fail back, I even tried a "switchwan" in the console. it doesn't do so... in wan-failover status WAN0 is marked as Status: stopped (see picture)... the only way to fail it back is to restart wan-failover... Any ideas?

 

[Kingp1n]

Try enabling debug log and submit via GitHub.

WANFailover - Dual WAN Failover ***v2 Release***

Hi, I do not see any setting for the detect interval in the "GUI" of the script. Is the script using its own detect interval or is it using the detect interval that can be found in the Asus web UI?

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