can someone clarify for me:
1. if I update my asus firmware to the modifed russian firmware 1.0.1.7f-p11, will I need to install optaware and open vpn server package if I want open vpn?
2. Would this open vpn installation be easily changable to open vpn CLIENT so that I can make my asus router connect to another dd-wrt vpn server?
I really appreciate the work Padavan puts into his FW, but alas, the new FW (1.0.1.8p1) seems to have brought back the timeouting connections (eternally waiting supporting sites such as s0.wp.com or other avatar sites)
Going back to .07..
Could you describe the problem if you have it there. We just have no one in Russia with such come across. I also just heard about it. If you do not complicate the post here http://code.google.com/p/rt-n56u/issues/list
A detailed description of what you see. You can with the screen.
Could you describe the problem if you have it there. We just have no one in Russia with such come across. I also just heard about it. If you do not complicate the post here http://code.google.com/p/rt-n56u/issues/list
A detailed description of what you see. You can with the screen.
Hi Hardsh132,
sorry for my late reply, I haven't been home for a while and didn't check the forum. Looks like Padawan has updated his SW twice in the meantime.
I will test his new SW, and report if I encounter the problem!
Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2012 8:09 Post subject: Timeouting http request on Padawans router
Unfortunately the problem still remains also in 1.0.1.8d-p3.
For example now if I go to a blog laimeasilli.wordpress.com (or any site in hosted there), there is eternal wait, and the browser is waiting for something from s0.wp.com. I think this server hosts some data that is used on the site.
After some minutes, the connection will timeout, and the page will load without some resources (for example css, or images, depends on a site)
It's not related to wordpress,something to do with external resources. Same problem happens also for example with Finnish news website http://www.suomif1.com, only it seems to wait stuff from connect.facebook.net.
Also I have seen platform.linkedin.com
I have taken pcap logs with wireshark, from both IE and Chrome, both showing the same symptoms, I don't know if something can be seen from there. I tried to load the webpage and waited for couple of minutes without any response, and browser was hanging on "waiting for s0.wp.com". Log files can be found here:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/rvnr2u
Let met know if I can help more.
In the meantime, I'm going back to old and trusted 7f-p11...
Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 22:11 Post subject: Asus RT-N56U 1.0.1.8e-p1
http://code.google.com/p/rt-n56u/downloads/list
- All patches cumulative migrated to new firmware 1.0.1.8e.
- Updated NVRAM driver. Fixed squashfs corruption after settings reset.
- Updated RTL8367M GigaPhy switch driver. Fixed smi bus errors, new ioctl control map, added RJ45 LED
events configuration, added jumbo frames relay configuration. Improved stability of Ethernet PHY link
for all ports.
- Updated IGD miniupnpd to v1.6.20120320.
- Reconfig Samba server 3.0.37 to multicall binary, decreased binary size, add last upstream patch.
- Added UPnP mediaserver minidlna-1.0.24 with last patches. Updated minidlna dependent packages ffmpeg-0.6.5,
sqlite-3.7.7.1, libjpeg-8d.
- Fixed drop mDNS (Bonjour/ZeroConf) and SSDP multicast packets with enabled IGMP Snooping for both WiFi AP.
All applications based on mDNS protocols (e.g. Apple AirPrint) now work with IGMP Snooping ON.
- Fixed some fatal bugs (raising kernel panic) in WiFi drivers.
- Fixed server socket handle bug in httpd daemon.
- WiFi driver RT3090_ap (2.4GHz) restructured to single kernel module rt3090_ap.ko (from 3 modules).
- Added usb-hid drivers.
- Firmware image changed to nopadding schema - no gap between kernel and rootfs, no more kernel size manual
calculation, more efficiency NOR flash space utilization.
- Rollback pppol2tp kernel driver and rp-l2tp daemon to original version by reason - L2TP auto-reconnect issues.
- PPTP conntrack restored back to loadable module mode and load to kernel only if necessary.
- Disabled inserting DNS servers, obtained by DHCP to route table for Dual PPPoE connection.
- Reset settings action now reset /etc/storage content.
Looks like I'm still getting timeout issues with the latest firmware as well...
I'll create an official issue to the google code page, with the logs I attached before
Looks like I'm still getting timeout issues with the latest firmware as well...
I'll create an official issue to the google code page, with the logs I attached before
Looks like I'm still getting timeout issues with the latest firmware as well...
I'll create an official issue to the google code page, with the logs I attached before
DNS problem!
Try to use another DNS.
I thought so as well, and tried google DNS, but this didn't help.
It turns out, it was a configuration error (invalid user :p), that for some reason didn't manifest itself in the older FW.
After setting up MRU and MTU values recommended by my ISP, everything seems to work correct...!
