This is used for identifying which interfaces to NAT. This has to do with NAT loopback and how standard home use routers work. FIXED: vsftpd wouldn't start if you had IPv6 enabled. In fact the forti used the second VIP for NAT Loopback and the first VIP is used by the real PAT One example is more simple : WAN interface forti : 192. FIXED: Non-DPI build of AC56U had incompatible Tuxera modules
NAT LOOPBACK MERLIN UPDATE
CHANGED: Moved the AC68U CFE update process to the same location as in GPL 3626 to see if it works more consistently.
NEW: Added custom config and postconf support for avahi, netatalk and mt-daapd (iTunes server). This package includes a customized firmware targeted at ASUS routers that brings various changes without modifying the interface of the original firmware. The Wiki has been moved to the same repository as the current firmware code: asuswrt-merlin.ng Wiki. The AsusWrt-Merlin firmware was developed with the primary goal of boosting the original ASUS firmware, fix bugs and also add new improvements. Eric Sauvageau edited this page on 18 revisions. I followed the advice in the article posted about advertising my home subnet in the server-side configuration with the following: push 'route 192.168.0.0 255.255.255.0' - no change, remote client can access local servers via LAN IP but. Its really impressively comprehensive firmware, far better than the stock Netgear R7000 firmware, but there’s definitely a few quirks here and there. Some people have even reported other weird behavior with port forwarding here and elsewhere. If the client attempts to use the WAN IP via NAT Loopback to access local servers then they cannot connect. DHCP needs to still be on for the LAN section, but having it on under the WAN settings was blocking all port forwarding, DMZ, and UPNP from working. I gave up for a while on that and let it run. I found out that the 'Asus NAT Loopback' function had done it, but had been removed because the firewall rules were getting too complex and it wasn't working reliably. Just quick quirk I learned today: if you’re having issues with port forwarding or UPNP not working on Advanced Tomato or Tomato Shibby firmware, and you are connecting to a bridged DSL modem over PPPoE, check that “Use DHCP” is OFF under “WAN settings on the “Basic Settings” page. Fortunately Merlin had recently added a build for the AC86u, which I downloaded and tried out. Turning off CTF allowed port forwarding to work for me.”Įdit 15/11/17: this issue has been reported to have been fixed in shibby build 140. That setting supposedly gives a slight performance boost by bypassing some of the protocol overhead, but not without some consequences, one of which being port forwarding not working. Asus Router NAT Loopback Question Question Im not sure if this community also does networking but this is the closest subreddit I can find so Im posting it here. Extra advantage is that configuring mwan3 rules for router only traffic is much easier. The address will be configured to the loopback interface lo by netifd on the ifup/ifdown hotplug script. “there’s a setting in Tomato called Cut Through Forwarding (CTF) that was enabled in Advanced > Miscellaneous. After this all traffic originating from router itself (if no more specific route is found) will have source address of the lan interface (before NAT). If you’re having problems and you’re still on an older shibby, irateb provided the following suggestion:
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