I am running the same wds setup, except with 2 r7500v2. My problem is ipv6 not working. Did your ipv6 work with r32590m? I know your main is r7800 so that's might be the difference.
Did anybody get ipv6 working with ifconfig eth0 promisc ?
I've got an R7500v2 and I'm using Kong's 32170M build. (I had the 32590, and had no problems, but I got scared by what everyone else was experiencing, so I rolled back.) I've got IPv6 working using promiscuous mode, as you mentioned. I talked about this in another thread, if that helps.
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Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2017 19:54 Post subject:
Thanks so much. For whatever reason, ifconfig eth0 promisc in the admin-command did not work for me. Tried it several times, reboot modem, router, windows. Nothing worked.
Will try your alternate technique using rdisc6 when possible. For the time being I am sticking with r32590m instead of rolling back. _________________ Netgear R7800(2), R7500v2(2) WDS, Asus RT-AC68R (2)
But not seeing any issue with shortcut-fe, except the non working incoming qos limit. Not sure if BS can reproduce the reported issue.
New Kong TEST build 07/21 r32780M runs well though httpd seems a bit sluggish than the stable build.
The link is gone now just flashed it 5 mins ago... Anything wrong Kong??
I just uploaded for a quick test for myself, final build will follow, which has sfe enabled even if qos is enabled. _________________ KONG PB's: http://www.desipro.de/ddwrt/
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I just uploaded for a quick test for myself, final build will follow, which has sfe enabled even if qos is enabled.
Ok now running the latest official build r32780M. Are you sure QoS is working with sfe on? I'm getting D-F for buffer bloat test, while getting A consistently before.
I just uploaded for a quick test for myself, final build will follow, which has sfe enabled even if qos is enabled.
Ok now running the latest official build r32780M. Are you sure QoS is working with sfe on? I'm getting D-F for buffer bloat test, while getting A consistently before.
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2017 22:47 Post subject:
jerrytouille wrote:
<Kong> wrote:
I just uploaded for a quick test for myself, final build will follow, which has sfe enabled even if qos is enabled.
Ok now running the latest official build r32780M. Are you sure QoS is working with sfe on? I'm getting D-F for buffer bloat test, while getting A consistently before.
cause it only half works with qos.. uplink only not downlink, turn off sfe & downlink will work again _________________ LATEST FIRMWARE(S)
BrainSlayer wrote:
we just do it since we do not like any restrictions enforced by stupid cocaine snorting managers
Joined: 03 Jan 2010 Posts: 7568 Location: YWG, Canada
Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2017 12:50 Post subject:
<Kong> wrote:
jerrytouille wrote:
tatsuya46 wrote:
cause it only half works with qos.. uplink only not downlink, turn off sfe & downlink will work again
So how come it worked well with the previous 32590M build? same exact settings...
I do not have a problem, just tested with the R7800, only downstream latency increases a bit.
if ur lucky to have a decent isp that knows something about bufferbloat, many dont. letting isp handle downlink bufferbloat i get +60ms avg, qos beats it by alot giving +15~20ms avg instead. our other (dsl) isp gives +85ms with jitter everywhere _________________ LATEST FIRMWARE(S)
BrainSlayer wrote:
we just do it since we do not like any restrictions enforced by stupid cocaine snorting managers
cause it only half works with qos.. uplink only not downlink, turn off sfe & downlink will work again
So how come it worked well with the previous 32590M build? same exact settings...
I do not have a problem, just tested with the R7800, only downstream latency increases a bit.
if ur lucky to have a decent isp that knows something about bufferbloat, many dont. letting isp handle downlink bufferbloat i get +60ms avg, qos beats it by alot giving +15~20ms avg instead. our other (dsl) isp gives +85ms with jitter everywhere
Usually if your ISP provides SIP, then they apply qos, if no sip, then usually there is no qos at all.
Regarding the httpd hang/crash whatever I need to know if it is reproducable with my build. I run several syntetic tests that can of course only analyze the code I compile and analyze my running build. Since BS includes other features the webif contains different parts of code that may still have issues.
if ur lucky to have a decent isp that knows something about bufferbloat, many dont. letting isp handle downlink bufferbloat i get +60ms avg, qos beats it by alot giving +15~20ms avg instead. our other (dsl) isp gives +85ms with jitter everywhere
Joined: 19 Nov 2008 Posts: 274 Location: Madison, CT, US
Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2017 14:17 Post subject: usb hd
I have a 3 tb hd ntfs with a bunch of movies. What the easiest way to attach it to the r7500v2 router usb? I read about optware and just wondered if that's the only way to mount the usb drive? _________________ Netgear R7800(2), R7500v2(2) WDS, Asus RT-AC68R (2)
