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In other words: Have all of the rules to be met to gain access, or has just one rule to be met? Just one rule is enough - the rest is like default. I'd like to, but this client (and at least two or three others, different ones) doesn't offer much in ways of configurability. I do have a local time s...

I want to prevent 192.168.0.13 from having any internet access (except DNS and NTP, if I can't redirect the latter to my local time server). If you want IP 192.168.0.13 to only have access to DNS and NTP, the rule should look like this: https://i.imgur.com/QVIO3Gr.png The firewall works well, but i...

In language manager, when a second language is installed, the default language (english) can be selected, but the name isn't displayed in the list. Oh, I guess I already understood you. Sorry. After rebooting the router: https://i.imgur.com/Ay8zTej.png After pressing "Refresh Plugins": ht...

I want to block some devices, but if I do so, save the setting and open it up again for editing, it switches back from "nothing allowed" to "everything allowed". A screenshot and a more detailed description will help us. Even with a setting to block everything but the global DNS...

Mostly damaged bandwidth usage data will cause looping, so I led you this way. But as you say, backing up more often does not hurt, so you would have something.

mount_root takes a second or two, but seems to do nothing. Yes, it just happens, but the command will be executed in the background. a) FAILSAFE MODE is very limited. b) mount_root gives you access to the "/overlay" folder (in this directory is all configuration) after entering "moun...

O.K. step by step: 1. Turn on the router 2. when the LED is blinking, press reset = LED will blink even faster. 3. You got into "FAILSAFE MODE" and in this mode connect with ssh/telnet (you have already got there once) 4. Run the command: mount_root rm -r /overlay/upper/usr/data/* &&am...

Something fishy has been going on here... I've attached the external drive to my Linux PC. Trying to backup it, I got an error message. Started e2fsck, and that one reports thousands of multiply-claimed blocks. I'll have to purge the affected directories, as there's no way to know which of the file...

Here's the first tutorial:
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=10912#p52470
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If you get into ssh, run this line and the loop should stop. This will erase the damaged bandwidth usage data and the use of the web pages.

Yes, dns cache is used 2x - 1x router, 1x Windows.

Q: Did you disable the Windows DNS service (dns cache) by my previous tips?