Oops, didn’t mean to tread in your grounds!!!
Thanks @bennorWhich router is having the issue and what firmware is it running?
Pinging a name listed in my/jffs/addons/YazDHCP.d/.hostnames
file is working for me on a RT-AX86U Pro running YazDHCP. It returns the correct IP address (listed in.hostnames
) and indicates a reply.
Have you tried a different device?
Have you rebooted the router?
Have you tried reinstalling YazDHCP?
Have you checked the permissions on the.hostnames
file? It should be rw-rw-rw- or 0666.
Were you trying to ping from a local network client? Or from the router itself using the Network Tools page? If I ping a local network client name from a local network client, I don't have an issue. If I ping from the router, the router returns:but any requests from the router itself should not be going through unbound.
ping: bad address
Your correct! I have been trying from the router itself.Were you trying to ping from a local network client? Or from the router itself using the Network Tools page? If I ping a local network client name from a local network client, I don't have an issue. If I ping from the router, the router returns:ping: bad address
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If I ping on the router using the IP address it works.
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Feature. Tools - Other Settings > Wan: Use local caching DNS server as system resolver (default: No)If I ssh into a local client, the name resolves fine.
On the router itself - no.
Hmm. Feature or bug I wonder?
Ok, I've gone retro with a Sun Microsystems workstation.Oops, didn’t mean to tread in your grounds!!!
I’ll just ChatGPT another one ;-)
BTW, surface mount?!? You should change to BGA - get with the times
LOL
Now you're dating yourself! I remember working on SCO Unix and QNX systems. That's been a long time.....Ok, I've gone retro with a Sun Microsystems workstation.
See ColinTaylor's suggestion of enabling the setting Tools - Other Settings > Wan: Use local caching DNS server as system resolver (default: No).Hmm. Feature or bug I wonder?
Ahh yes, SCO Unix System V - and even the RT QNX!! (now Blackberry). My first experience was Bell Labs R7 then System III running on a DEC Vax 11/780. Moved on to Sys V and finally BSD - on hardware the company I worked for made. We made the Tahoe - Vax Killer.Now you're dating yourself! I remember working on SCO Unix and QNX systems. That's been a long time.....
Did someone just break into my house to take all these pictures!?!!? WTH!Something tells me this is what @Viktor Jaep does for his free time.
Hacker adds Radeon GPU to wireless router to run GTA Vice City, no PC required - VideoCardz.com
TP Link wireless router has been modded to play GTA Vice City Old Radeon GPU and open-source software to the rescue. As network traffic grew due to the popularity of streaming services, hardware had to keep up by offering faster bandwidth and more capable processors that can handle this traffic...videocardz.com
PowerPC core? Now who’s dating themselves ;-)Not happy with your ROG router? Make your own! This is really impressive. And this PowerPC core...
Let me know when we can get together to do that other project you always talked about.Did someone just break into my house to take all these pictures!?!!? WTH!
Let me know when we can get together to do that other project you always talked about.
Okay, many moons and several beers later-- we will be off doing what we talked about. No worries! In the meantime, we can talk about what are your newest plans on here now that you have mastered the world of VPN poltergeist, and backup-monitoring? What's your next journey for the Merlin team!?Oh jeez. Yeah... uhmmm.... let's hold off on that. Just not ready to upgrade my legacy 386 with a USRobotics 2400 baud modem to a 486 live on YouTube just yet.
Always wanted to start my own VPN provider, and offer up a REALLY nice API that doesn't cause any headaches... and doesn't "leak" any information or whatnot unbeknownst to anyone of course... or maybe a cloud backup service that integrates directly into some nefarious AiProtection-like executable that runs in the background that does "who knows what" and supposedly backs up your data!Okay, many moons and several beers later-- we will be off doing what we talked about. No worries! In the meantime, we can talk about what are your newest plans on here now that you have mastered the world of VPN poltergeist, and backup-monitoring? What's your next journey for the Merlin team!?
or when you are in the mood for Chinese take out. TAKEOUTMONAlways wanted to start my own VPN provider, and offer up a REALLY nice API that doesn't cause any headaches... and doesn't "leak" any information or whatnot unbeknownst to anyone of course... or may be a cloud backup service that integrates directly into some nefarious AiProtection-like executable that runs in the background that does "who knows what" and supposedly backs up your data!
Or maybe a nice shell script that serves up all the closest delicious spicy Indian and Oriental restaurants within a 20km radius called "SPICYMON"!
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