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Alas I am not able to release what the differences are
Ooh they’re keeping it secret? intriguing :)
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Big business and professional courtesy etc.
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New version releasedASUS ZenWiFi BT10 Firmware version 3.0.0.6.102_36948Version 3.0.0.6.102_3694859.76 MB2025/05/19SHA-256 ：CFA951F78B156B2B6AFC15A1C60EE32A5E0311BE4B8C389F40B77DA53EFCB913Bug Fixes and Enhancements:
Fixed Ipsec VPN related issues.
Improved Wireless compativity.
Add more localized internet connection types support.Security:
Implemented a security patch to address an OpenVPN issueWish they’d specify what the enhancements are at least
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Has anyone tried to use the built in AdGuard Protection, which can be found under Parental Controls?
I created my Adguard account and then toggled this on within the router Web GUI and logged into my Adguard account.
Set up the device and pointed it to the default server.
Everything was working OK (I could see traffic in my Adguard dashboard and the test site showed I was connected) and then after a few hours all traffic got blocked for all devices connected to my router.
I couldn’t see anything meaningful in the router logs.
The only way to restore traffic was to disable Adguard.
I left it a few hours, rebooted my router and tried to toggle Adguard on again.
Once again everything was working OK and then after a period of time all traffic stopped and the only way to restore traffic was to disable AdGuard.
Attached are some screenshots of the set-up:
One showing Adguard toggled On
One showing the WAN DNS settings after turing on Adguard
One showing the LAN DNS Settings
One Showing the IPv6 DNS SettingsI have spoken to Adguard support and they have suggested the issues are on the router side with a possible DNS conflict or AIProtect conflict.
On reading the ASUS documentation, no other changes are needed.
I do have AIProtection enabled.
I have raised a support case with ASUS but thought I would raise on this forum to see if anyone else has experience this issue and had any thoughts on how I can resolve this?
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I should add I am running the latest version of Firmware:
Firmware Version:3.0.0.6.102_36948
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AiProtection and AdGuard generally don’t work well together, as a test are you able to disable AiProtection to see if the issue remains.
If that works well, then re -enable AiProtection and disable IPv6 and see what happens as I think initially it is an IPv6 or DNS conflict and the above test should help identify this and we can drill down into IPv6 / DNS settings etc ?
Do the logs suggest anything interesting ?
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That was my initial thoughts also in that not using AdGuard’s public DNS was the possible cause but was not sure if this then would impacted AiProtection if AdGuard’s public DNS was used.
SKY ISP uses dual stack IPv4/IPv6 but given the change you have already made with now using AdGuard’s public DNS, best to see if this works first
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Thanks – I am going to leave it a few days so that I can confirm everything remains stable following the change I have just made to the WAN DNS settings to use AdGuard Public DNS (AIProtection is still enabled).
If things remain stable I will re-enable AdGuard Private DNS via the Parental Controls (leaving AdGuard public DNS also set).
If I see the same issue as before I will attempt to disable AIProtection and if things stabilise I will re -enable AiProtection and disable IPv6
Annoyingly, the symptoms don’t display immediately, it took about 12 hours last time before all traffic got blocked.
In answer to your initial question, no nothing of interest in the logs.
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Just a quick update on this, I had a good E mail exchange with AdGuard support and they confirmed the primary WAN DNS servers should be set to their public DNS servers, rather than the default ISP DNS, and they then advised how to set everything up manually (rather than via the toggle switch) for DNS over TLS.
They also got me to set up my DDNS details within the device (router) settings within AdGuard.
It is likely the problem I was experiencing was caused by a change in my public IP / WAN address.
I made the changes on Sunday afternoon and so far so good.
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