Removed IPtables, now routing to WAN is screwed

Installing and Using OpenWrt
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OpenWRT DIR-645...

https://wiki.openwrt.org/start?do=search&id=dir645

I would lean more towards a configuration issue.

What wireless security settings are you using? (WPA2-PSK, Force CCMP-AES)

If you are using auto for WiFi channel selection, I would hard select a channel (1, 6, or 11) for 2.4 GHZ and see if that makes a difference.

Also, if you are using 802.11n, WMM must be checked.

I would expect to see a warning on a LEDE device page if more than one person reported an issue, and it was confirmed by the LEDE team.

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i currently use no security, but i hide ssid broadcasting.
Tried hard setting it, don't think it made a difference, and WMM is checked.

how would one contact the lede team in order to confirm the issue?

seems like openwrt faces the same issue with the wifi under high loads.

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Hiding your SSID does nothing but prevent your neighbor from accidentally connecting to your WiFi network.

You are taking a risk running with no security.

Do a site search to find out how to report issues.

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Again, i'm a ccna and network security expert and certified, i know what hiding my ssid means.
i'll check, but as i said, openwrt also faces this issue.

EDIT: i've checked, but there's no way to report a bug for a whole release, only for luci or packages, it's not luci, and i have no idea what package may cause the problem.

also there's no email to contact in such a case.

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https://lede-project.org/contact ....

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You're not the only one who has had problems with wifi on DIR645 and Lede/OpenWRT: D-Link DIR-645 WiFi interface not maintaining connection

Freeing memory will probably not do anything to fix it.

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@rj-45 there's no contact for bugs, but there is a general contact there, thanks.

@Per that's a shame it wasn't noted in the download page before i started my journey with lede, it would have saved me a lot of headaches.

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Stop throwing your weight around...your CCNA and self-titled "network security expert" doesn't impress anyone, and your certs sure aren't helping you solve your issue.

You are the one here asking the questions.

You're welcome.

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i'm throwing them around, because i have to remind people that i wasn't asking for network security advice, i was asking about an operating system that was having problems doing what it should.

i know exactly what it should do from layer 1 to layer 7, and all the other configs around, if you don't like it, don't post a reply, and certainly don't teach me how to run my network security.

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Here's a Cisco article you might relate to...

I'm out.

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hey douchebag, i did not just do the online test, i was in a 9 months course certified by cisco, and as i mentioned, CCNA isn't my sole certificate, i also have CCNA security expert, JNCIS by juniper, and also worked for checkpoint. this was my occupation, and trust me, no one will hire someone who doesn't know his stuff.

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We can clearly see what your "expertise" is...

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Just shut up, no one asked you to participate.

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Actually, the way forums work is...you don't need to be "asked".

Truth hurts doesn't it.

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whatever, think what ever you want to think, i know what i'm worth and don't need your approval. if you get your own self esteem validated by acting superior on the internet, enjoy your moment in the sun, but i feel nothing but pity for you.

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From the posts you've made in this thread, I think you're confused about who is acting "superior"...typical poser response.

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i'm done, you're not worth my time.

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Good luck on your job search.

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https://bugs.lede-project.org/

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there's no where to report a bug there, and the mail listed there does not exist, i tried sending an email to that address, and in was not delivered.