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You may try to set the DNS on the router to 192.168.1.2.

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Thanks for bringing the error message to our attention. We’ll look into that.

Good idea to separate safe search from Access Control. We’ll see how that can be accomplished. It’s not a simple modification of dnsmasq config. But overall, when Access Control is disabled, the router does not enforce anything, even for adblock. With Access Control disabled, DNS settings on the device override that on the router. But as long as router DNS is used, the settings on the router take effect.

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If time or time zone is not correct, then calendar cannot work properly. How did you notice that NTP is not working? Also, please send screenshots of “Check for Update” error to [email protected]. We need to understand why it’s not working for you.

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When did you start having these issues? Some problems cannot be corrected by updating new firmware (because the problem is not in the firmware). For example, if NTP does not work, it’s probably the NTP port is blocked by your network.

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@kingjs That’s strange. Please contact [email protected]. Send a screenshot of the browser window, and steps leading to the page.

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@kingjs How did you get that?

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@casino Thanks for your feedback!

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If you are connected to the WiFi and have not changed the LAN IP address, then you can use http://192.168.10.1 to access the control panel. If you changed the LAN IP address, then use the IP address you changed to.

Looks like you are trying to use remote management interface. That is not necessary unless you are away from home. But if you do need to use remote management, we’ll need to work together to resolve your issues. Please send email to [email protected]. Thanks!

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@tcannon777 Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We’re investigating. In the meanwhile, you can try to put the Wyze cameras in a profile with Access Control turned off.

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@nightranger78 What’s your firmware version?

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@venfam Please check the IP address on the device you used to manage the router. Is it in the 192.168.10.x range?

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1. Follow the instructions here to upgrade to v1.20:
   https://www.pcwrt.com/forums/topic/pcwrt-firmware-v1-20-for-toronto-n-is-available-for-download/
2. Check that everything works fine. Make sure you create a backup from the System Settings page before proceeding with the upgrade. In case something goes wrong, you can restore the backup.
3. Go to the System Settings again, click the “Check for Updates” button to upgrade to the latest version.
4. You might lose your configuration in the last step. If that happens, you can either configure everything from scratch, or restore from your previous backup. However, restore Access Control only. Restoring whole backup from an old version may cause WiFi to malfunction.

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@charleycook1967 Good suggestion. Will consider adding this in a future release.

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@fchangus It’s described in the first post of this topic, the second section – “upgrade steps”.

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@casino What about your LAN cable that’s stuck & doesn’t come out?

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