[support]

What do you mean by “battle.net doesnt work”? You can’t reach the website?

[support]

The WireGuard server no longer runs after you disabled it. You should not see any response from the server side (there’s no longer a server).

The traffic you saw on your Windows machine was probably background traffic by the OS. E.g., software updates or Windows telemetry. You normally don’t see these, but with the WG VPN connection established they became more apparent.

[support]

1. Yes, port forwarding will send traffic only to the destination IP address.
2. Yes.
3. Yes.
4. There’s no need to tag the ports
5. Yes, it’s reasonable.

[support]

Only devices with IP addresses are listed. Your switch was not listed because it didn’t have an IP address.

[support]

VLAN tagging for LAN ports has been added in v2.5.2. WAN side VLAN tagging will be added in the next update.

[support]

Anything changed for your browser since your last update to v2.4.8? Can you try a different browser?

[support]

Did you get the message when you click on “Check for Updates” or when you click the “Upgrade” button after that? What’s your hardware model?

[support]

@bunduri Please check that you’re connecting the router like this: pcWRT router WAN port (Blue) -> Technicolor E31T2V1 Ethernet port -> Cable outlet.

1. Connect your computer to a LAN port on the pcWRT.
2. Open http://192.168.10.1 in your browser.
3. Enter your router password to log in.
4. Do you see an IP address under the Internet section on the Status page?

[support]

Maybe the VPN connection wasn’t stable. You can try a different VPN server and see if there’s improvement.

[support]

@casino You can use either “all” or “same UTC offset” to choose your timezone. The latter gives you a shorter list to choose from, so it’s more convenient.

You can click “Sync Time with Browser” to set the current time on the router when the router does not have access to the Internet (i.e., when it can’t sync time with an NTP server).

[support]

@casino Also, when the problem happens next time, take a look at the Access Logs.

Click on a few links on Facebook or YouTube 10 minutes after they’re supposed to be blocked. Then open the Access Logs page, expand the profile and click on the name of your device (on the left navigation panel), switch to “RAW” mode and inspect the latest entries. Send the screenshots of both Visited and Blocked pages to [email protected]. Thanks!

[support]

@casino When we last talked about this, you did not have this problem for a few days. Then you said the problem came back. Were there any changes in between? Did the time on the router match the time on your computer when you had the problem?

[support]

You might need to set up port forwarding on the modem/router. Or you can put the pcWRT in the DMZ of the modem/router.

[support]

@casino We were not able to reproduce your problem, even with your configuration files. What we did in v2.5.1 was to add a monitor that checks the integrity of the parental control components, and restore the configuration if any error is found.

We can’t claim a true fix for what you were seeing unless we can consistently reproduce your problem. We need your help to identify the situation under which the problem occurs. Have you noticed any patterns?

[support]

No worries. The links will be updated soon.

[Author]

Posts