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 Topic: advanced router setup (Net, Routing, VPN ..) - beginner |
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 Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2023 21:44 Subject: advanced router setup (Net, Routing, VPN ..) - beginner |
| To say again what Save Firewall does, in different words...
Edit Firewall copies the Firewall window to the Command window for your editing pleasure. Save Firewall copies the Command window to the ... |
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| Topic: Vlan Issues on Linksys WRT3200ACM |
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| SurprisedItWorks Replies: 2 Views: 150 |
Forum: Marvell MVEBU based Hardware (WRT1900AC etc.) Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2023 22:54 Subject: Vlan Issues on Linksys WRT3200ACM |
| Also, just re terminology, VLANs refer (in the context of that linked thread), to separating the ethernet ports on the back of the router into separate groups, ones you can keep isolated from each oth ... | |
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| Topic: 2 Subnet Homelab DDWRT Setup Help |
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| SurprisedItWorks Replies: 6 Views: 275 |
Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2023 17:28 Subject: 2 Subnet Homelab DDWRT Setup Help |
| FWIW, I have a family member's Linksys WRT1900ACSv2 on dd-wrt 50474 connected just as in your setup. It's a housemate situation, with the dd-wrt router's WAN connected to a LAN port on a primary rout ... | |
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| Topic: Apple working on its own Wi-Fi chip |
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| SurprisedItWorks Replies: 4 Views: 353 |
Forum: General Questions Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2023 17:09 Subject: Apple working on its own Wi-Fi chip |
| Many years ago I worked in modem design as a signal-processing EE and programmer for a couple of years and so learned just how much I didn't know. Eventually I spent years studying up and then workin ... | |
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| Topic: wrt1900ac v2 - does it support vpn? |
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| SurprisedItWorks Replies: 12 Views: 631 |
Forum: Marvell MVEBU based Hardware (WRT1900AC etc.) Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2022 16:55 Subject: wrt1900ac v2 - does it support vpn? |
| Just stick with the idea of factory-to... when you are flashing dd-wrt from the Linksys firmware and webflash... when you are running dd-wrt and ready to upgrade it to a new dd-wrt version. See the Cl ... | |
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| Topic: wrt1900ac v2 - does it support vpn? |
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| SurprisedItWorks Replies: 12 Views: 631 |
Forum: Marvell MVEBU based Hardware (WRT1900AC etc.) Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2022 16:35 Subject: wrt1900ac v2 - does it support vpn? |
| The webflash / webupdate files are used when dd-wrt is already installed and you want to update to a newer dd-wrt version . | |
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| Topic: Wifi disconnections |
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| SurprisedItWorks Replies: 9 Views: 632 |
Forum: Marvell MVEBU based Hardware (WRT1900AC etc.) Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2022 16:29 Subject: Wifi disconnections |
| A little more context for anyone who might help: I've had this router for some time. I have performed multiple DD-WRT firmware updates, and I'm pretty sure I've reverted to default settings at least o ... | |
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| Topic: (SOLVED) openVPN and port forwarding |
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Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2022 17:22 Subject: (SOLVED) openVPN and port forwarding |
| Let me add... Be SURE to check that the rules are there after you "enter" them, and do that at each stage. The issue is that an iptables command with "-i tun1" I believe will fail ... | |
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| Topic: (SOLVED) openVPN and port forwarding |
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Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2022 16:20 Subject: (SOLVED) openVPN and port forwarding |
| Your iptables rules appear to be an attempt to handle the router side of VPN port forwarding. Do you actually have VPN port forwarding set up with your provider? In other words, will your provider f ... | |
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| Topic: DD-WRT Linux Education & Super User Acct |
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| SurprisedItWorks Replies: 11 Views: 3012 |
Forum: General Questions Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2022 21:11 Subject: DD-WRT Linux Education & Super User Acct |
| Yes, it still holds. All I'd add is that the very much optional setup, in GUI>Administration>Management, of JFFS2 Support, which I have never done myself, does create a small permanent filesyst ... | |
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| Topic: /tmp/resolv.dnsmasq vs /etc/resolv.conf (/tmp/resolv.conf) |
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Forum: General Questions Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2022 16:12 Subject: /tmp/resolv.dnsmasq vs /etc/resolv.conf (/tmp/resolv.conf) |
| I don't know about other readers, but (and I'm still working on coffee intake!) I'm still finding your goals and approach very confusing. It feels like you are overcomplicating things greatly.
If ... |
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| Topic: [Solved] OpenVPN latency problems |
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Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2022 15:58 Subject: [Solved] OpenVPN latency problems |
| When some sites work through a VPN and others don't, the issue is nearly always that the failing sites have policies against allowing users who are using VPNs. They don't like that their surveillance ... | |
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| Topic: New Build - 11/09/2022 - r50841 |
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Forum: Marvell MVEBU based Hardware (WRT1900AC etc.) Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2022 16:02 Subject: New Build - 11/09/2022 - r50841 |
| There have been reports in the past (way past) that checking the factory-defaults box on flashing has issues. The preferred way to get to the default config (after the flash) is to either (1) hold in ... | |
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| Topic: Problem installing dd-wrt on LINKSYS WRT1900ACV2 |
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Forum: Marvell MVEBU based Hardware (WRT1900AC etc.) Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2022 19:22 Subject: Problem installing dd-wrt on LINKSYS WRT1900ACV2 |
| The first partition is slightly larger.
There was a range of builds a few years back that were too large for the second partition. (I don't have my notes on this computer to check the exact range ... |
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| Topic: Default Web access protocol |
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Forum: General Questions Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2022 19:13 Subject: Default Web access protocol |
| sadly, while FF is more flexible, its not flexible enough to exclude per site basis
If you are talking about https-only mode, FF has had a Manage Exceptions button in settings for that for years. Re ... |
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