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So I guess I have to disable a web server port, but not sure where to find this. What would I need to do, and will disabling this still allow me to log in through a web browser to configure the router? https://www.dropbox.com/s/fq76gzhlmgm6ec5/gargoyle%20https.jpg?raw=1 System - Router Access chang...

Pretty much what I do. Note especially on the default port it's an easy target to block. I set up the VPN originally on my NAS when the various WiFi bugs surfaced and I was using airport WiFi a lot. As mentioned earlier switch to Port 443 and also to TCP if you have issues with the more sophisticate...

A follow up as I've done a bit more digging, don't have a full solution per se more of a partial / workaround. The Dell laptop connects everywhere I've been and to my second AP which is a ISP D-Link device (DIR-850L) which is only used to extend the WiFI in the bedrooms. The issue appears to be 40Mh...

OK I have now setup extroot and I can install tcpdump BUT all the plugins now report insufficient disk space and I can't install adblock. Is this a known bug? EDIT: I have manually added Teffalump's original adblock script and all appears to be well but if I could have done this better then please ...

Lantis wrote:Am I reading your logs wrong, or are you trying to ssh as “admin”?

You might want to try “root” instead.

Sorry yes Mea Culpa, no idea why I did that, it's not like I haven't logged in before via SSH. Damn, what an idiot...

TP-Link TL-WDR3600 v1 with V1.10 After some initial problems has been running fine, I saw the notification about some source changes so was going to access via SSH to make the changes, but cannot get in, nothing has changed use SSH keys and the machine I am on can still access other stuff on the net...

Lantis wrote:What version of the app were you running?
This appears to be a false error message and should have been fixed in android app 1.27.

Gargoyle signs certificates using SHA256

Upgraded to the latest Android client 1.1.27(build 96) warning message no longer seen. Thanks

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Ian

Gargoyle 1.10

Everything else I have is connecting okay, I really think it is a Dell issue. I only raised it in case anyone else sees the same thing and either has or is searching for a solution. It's not a Windows issue per se, I have an fairly old HP laptop with Win10 which connects fine.

I think it is just the signing of the TA.key that is being warned about not the actual encryption in use. https://www.dropbox.com/s/v1iiakl9ag783j3/vpn-config.png?raw=1 There's info here http://ics-openvpn.blinkt.de/FAQ.html on the changes FWIW I have another VPN on my synology NAS, just checked tha...

The client for Android has just been updated and is issuing the following warning connecting to the VPN running on my router. EVENT:WARN Info='TLS:received certificate signed with MD5. Please inform your admin to upgrade to a stronger algorithm. Support for MD5 will be dropped at the end of Apr 2018...