I'm sorry but I didnt understand what shoud I correlate. Btw I'll try to give some info I understood:
WIFI bgn -> CC:40:D0:AC:6D:F8
WIFI ac -> CC:40:D0:AC:6D:FC
LAN -> CC:40:D0:AC:6D:F8
WAN -> CC:40:D0:AC:6D:F9
WAN6 -> CC:40:D0:AC:6D:F9
No "Associated stations" have the same mac addr as the ones I wrote.
On the nameplate sticker on the bottom of the router find the "factory" also known as "sticker" MAC that was assigned to your unit by the manufacturer. This should be the MAC you use on the air because it is guaranteed to be globally unique.
The factory MAC is stored somewhere in the flash and part of OpenWrt development is to make sure it is read and loaded into the drivers as the default.
I upgraded from 19.07.0 on Netgear R6220 and now I cannot login to Luci. After I supply login and password and press the login button, it does not process to the next page, just stays at login page... I still can login with ssh.
maybe you installed a snapshot (which doesn't include luci) instead of 19.07.1.
or you had installed luci-ssl (https support) before, which got lost after sysupgrading, but left its configs behind (which do redirect to https and reject plain http accesses by default), in this case you need to install luci-ssl again (or reset the uhttpd configs to allow plain http access again).
Deleting your browser cache also wouldn't hurt.
Thank you very much for your reply. The second reason you gave was 100% right. I do installed luci-ssl before, but I think my config for uhttpd did allow plain http:
# HTTP listen addresses, multiple allowed
list listen_http 0.0.0.0:80
list listen_http [::]:80
# HTTPS listen addresses, multiple allowed
list listen_https 0.0.0.0:443
list listen_https [::]:443
# Redirect HTTP requests to HTTPS if possible
option redirect_https 1
Anyway, after installing luci-ssl again it does work, but still it seems like the uhttpd config remains unchaged... (no differences in uhttpd config after installing luci-ssl)
Thank you very much for this release. I have installed it on Xiaomi Router 3G (mir3g). It works very well!
However, I have noticed a mistake in the 19.07.1 releases catalog, the name of the sysupgrade file should be ending with .tar, but here it is ending with .bin.
I have downloaded the file, and renamed it to ending with tar, it actually is a tar file and after renaming can be used to upgrade the router. With bin ending, the router will not accept the file and gives a warning.
There is an ongoing effort to rename *-sysupgrade.tar files to *-sysupgrade.bin, because contrary to your statement these are not tarballs (among other specialties they have metadata appended). In order to avoid this misconception (and by proxy the inherent expectation that just unpacking/ repacking would result in a valid file) *.tar is being phased out as file extension for sysupgrade files, sysupgrade (the upgrade tool) doesn't care about the file name (but it does care about the appended meta data).
So, no, the changed file names are correct and intended.
Not stable wifi 2.4 GHz connection on zyxel armor z2 (nbg6817)(same with 19.07.0 and latest snapshot, not tried 18.06 versions). Connection properties indicates that I'm connected with 144 mbits but when using speed test or any other test sites real download speed is around 14-18 mbits. Tested with multiple different devices. 5ghz is working as usual. Reverted back to the OEM firmware problem is fixed.
Interesting, I just noticed that this new OpenWRT 19.07.1 installed on my Linksys WRT3200ACM improve my ISP connection. Finally, I'm able to reach my full speed 1Gbps and with SQM enabled is around 840Mbps!
@gone Are you able to get an IP assignment from your ISP running your WAN interface as a DHCP client with 19.07.1 (or 19.07.0) on your Edgerouter X? I could not get connectivity to internet with my EdgeRouter X after sysupgrade to 19.07.0 or 19.07.1, but snapshot r12157 has been running great for me since it was installed 18 days ago. I'm curious how it works for you - and whether I need to attribute my problem to a stupid user error-I makes lots of those
Looks like you have a WAN6 and a WAN_6 interface. Did this happen during an upgrade? I think you should open a separate thread, and post your "/etc/config/network" file there.
The WAN_6 interface is dynamically created if you select Obtain IPv6 Address: Automatic for your WAN interface, as a dynamic interface it's not configurable (for that you have to disable it and configure your WAN6 explicitly).
Hello , what mean about device support fixes / allow sysupgrade from master。
Does the software need to be reinstalled if sysupgrade to 19.07.1 from 18.06.1
my device is edgerouter-x
thanks.
19.07.01 working flawless on R7800, 2,4 and 5Ghz fast good range, stable, besides under 5 clients on each, but still.
WAN speed is gigabit, services and OpenVPN stable, few weeks allready uptime.
Beautifull piece of software, kudos guys.
This release is awesome in terms of Gui and device support. However, it seems like Reboot is broken. The Gui just repaints the screen with no further action. Using SSH it simply does nothing and then accepts new commands.
Note that it upgrades and reboots properly. It just does not reboot when requested without sysupgrade.
Note this is with the Comfast Atheros units. I have tried all of the choices and they all behave the same.