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 Topic: Weird case - traffic does not pass between wired and wifi |
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| ho1Aetoo Replies: 2 Views: 101 |
 Forum: Marvell MVEBU based Hardware (WRT1900AC etc.) Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2026 8:41 Subject: Weird case - traffic does not pass between wired and wifi |
| The switch config tab does not work on the device with this build, so you should definitely not mess around with it...
https://forum.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=338632 |
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| Topic: DD-WRT: Proper DNS With SmartDNS |
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| ho1Aetoo Replies: 12 Views: 643 |
Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2026 22:25 Subject: DD-WRT: Proper DNS With SmartDNS |
| The field/entry has nothing to do with your browser.
And according to your other thread, your browser doesn't even use the router's DNS, but its own DNS server... https://forum.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/ ... |
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| Topic: R9000 - nftables bridge filtering not working (r63355) |
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| ho1Aetoo Replies: 9 Views: 649 |
Forum: Qualcomm Atheros based Hardware Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2026 9:11 Subject: R9000 - nftables bridge filtering not working (r63355) |
| Guys, iptables can only handle layer 3, which is why there is also ebtables (Ethernet bridge tables) for layer 2.
nftables can do both... |
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| Topic: DD-WRT: Proper DNS With SmartDNS |
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| ho1Aetoo Replies: 12 Views: 643 |
Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2026 12:04 Subject: DD-WRT: Proper DNS With SmartDNS |
| “Local DNS” is actually not needed.
No idea why it says that's required... The field is actually only required for WAPs that do not have their own upstream DNS servers configured. Make su ... |
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| Topic: QoS Not Accurate |
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| ho1Aetoo Replies: 26 Views: 1348 |
Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2026 17:34 Subject: QoS Not Accurate |
| And how is the cable connected?
Main LAN <-> WAN dd-wrt Main LAN <-> LAN dd-wrt As I said, a WAP does not have a WAN, and I recommend reading the following. https://github.com/e ... |
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| Topic: QoS Not Accurate |
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| ho1Aetoo Replies: 26 Views: 1348 |
Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2026 11:17 Subject: QoS Not Accurate |
| The router is not used as a gateway, DHCP, DNS, and firewall are disabled.
The router is also incorrectly configured; it cannot be its own gateway and local DNS server... Not clear how the netwo ... |
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| Topic: R9000 - migrate from swconfig to DSA |
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| ho1Aetoo Replies: 9 Views: 541 |
Forum: Qualcomm Atheros based Hardware Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2026 16:49 Subject: R9000 - migrate from swconfig to DSA |
| I'm ok with bonding WAN + LAN2, on this router i don't use the WAN port for wan, the traffic for the internet is routed to another router.
Though in order for having bonding we have to put each int ... |
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| Topic: R9000 - migrate from swconfig to DSA |
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| ho1Aetoo Replies: 9 Views: 541 |
Forum: Qualcomm Atheros based Hardware Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2026 16:15 Subject: R9000 - migrate from swconfig to DSA |
| Which still doesn't give more than 1Gbit throughput for WAN, does it.
Sure, if you connect a 2.5Gbit transceiver to the SFP Port... But I'm bored with this router now. Most people don't understa ... |
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| Topic: R9000 - migrate from swconfig to DSA |
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| ho1Aetoo Replies: 9 Views: 541 |
Forum: Qualcomm Atheros based Hardware Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2026 14:31 Subject: R9000 - migrate from swconfig to DSA |
| You can assign each individual port to its own VLAN.
Then you have, for example, VLAN1= LAN1 VLAN2= WAN VLAN3= LAN2 etc. Then you can create a bonding interface that bundle VLAN1 (LAN1) an ... |
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| Topic: R9000 - migrate from swconfig to DSA |
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| ho1Aetoo Replies: 9 Views: 541 |
Forum: Qualcomm Atheros based Hardware Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2026 8:45 Subject: R9000 - migrate from swconfig to DSA |
| The switches on the R9000 are only connected with 2x 1Gbit, 1Gbit is used for WAN and the other 1Gbit for LAN.
So your approach is relatively pointless. Even if you bond two LAN ports, they still on ... |
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| Topic: x86, Watchdog, 2GB & non 2GB firmware |
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| ho1Aetoo Replies: 12 Views: 44225 |
Forum: X86 based Hardware Posted: Sun Jan 25, 2026 18:05 Subject: x86, Watchdog, 2GB & non 2GB firmware |
| The image has a 1,8GB partition, and there are two things on that partition: nvram and var.
I have no idea where the partition is mounted, as I don't have x86 dd-wrt at hand right now. But accord ... |
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| Topic: iptables policy left as default |
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| ho1Aetoo Replies: 7 Views: 2087 |
Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Sun Jan 18, 2026 12:21 Subject: iptables policy left as default |
| We've already discussed this topic before.
https://forum.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=1318148#1318148 |
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| Topic: IPTables Question, help with ingoing/outgoing rules |
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| ho1Aetoo Replies: 6 Views: 1836 |
Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2026 15:20 Subject: IPTables Question, help with ingoing/outgoing rules |
| Yes, block it first and then allow it.
The “I” insert means that the rules are always added at the beginning of the chain. First, the “drop” is at the beginning, and the rules that follow ... |
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| Topic: IPTables Question, help with ingoing/outgoing rules |
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| ho1Aetoo Replies: 6 Views: 1836 |
Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2026 14:00 Subject: IPTables Question, help with ingoing/outgoing rules |
| You have to reverse the order.
Each rule is inserted at the beginning of the table so that the last rule is the first and blocks everything. |
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| Topic: IPTables Question, help with ingoing/outgoing rules |
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| ho1Aetoo Replies: 6 Views: 1836 |
Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2026 12:53 Subject: IPTables Question, help with ingoing/outgoing rules |
| First of all, you shouldn't work with line numbers because you're doing it wrong.
Let's count 1 any rule 2 iptables -I FORWARD -i wan -p tcp -d 10.10.0.5 --dport 2100:2121 -j ACCEPT 3 iptables ... |
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