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@TarkanTevetoglu so far we don't see any obvious issues with your configuration. Could you try the following to see if it resolves the issue: download the startup-config file from your device (to roll back to it if necessary) delete all Firewall/Port forwarding rules that you created check if you can access your router via KeenDNS after you've deleted the rules ? If this does not help, you can upload the startup-config to restore all the rules you have now.

I can understand your frustration, but this forum is not technical support. I will forward your self-test data to people who will be able to look into this issue during working hours next week. In the meantime you can contact technical support here: https://support.keenetic.com/eu/?lang=en https://support.keenetic.com/tr/?lang=en

Please check out this KB article: https://help.keenetic.com/hc/en-us/articles/360021214160-Installing-the-Entware-repository-package-system-on-a-USB-drive You don't need an SSH connection to actually install the Entware. You should be able to connect to the Entware shell via SSH once it is installed on your new drive.

@TakaiSaisei please attach the self-test file from your device in a hidden message to this thread. You can check out this KB article to see how to download the self-test file.

@Andrew Powell if you want the download station to use a specific WAN connection, you can create a connection policy and then assign it to the download station by executing the torrent policy {policy} command.

The clients with random MAC addresses should not be registered automatically even if that setting is turned on. If that is not so in your case, please attach a self-test file in a hidden message here and mark which clients were automatically registered by mistake.

@Pars @PriSonerS61 @ru.celebi @Ahmed Ensar, thank you for your help. The issue is confirmed, it will be fixed in one of the future versions.

@Pars ok, so far no visible issues from the browser. Could you create a readonly user account and DM me the login/password so I can log in to your device remotely and check the issue myself?

@Pars, hi! Could you tell us a bit more about the issue: 1. what browser do you use? 2. if you open the developers tools panel in your browser (it is typically opened by pressing F12 on your keyboard) are there any errors on the Console tab there?

Hello @maemelyanov Could you elaborate on this part: ? Was the segments configuration you described saved successfully (i.e. if you reload the web UI, do you see it configured there)? Also, it would be great if you could attach a self-test file from your device to this thread and hide the post with it (moderators will still be able to see it).

Hello, @alasedo. The data that our devices collect is listed here: https://keenetic.com/en/legal#dpn. Even if you have disabled the cloud features and service to communicate with the mobile app, there is still data transmission for the Authenticity Status Verification and the Internet Checker feature as outlined in the document. You can disable the Internet Checker, by executing the following commands: no service internet-checker system configuration save However, it is not possible to disable data transmission that is used for the authenticity verification purposes.

@fritz box, thank you for checking out the simplified policy configuration. After reading your last comment, I don't think I understand how your network is configured. Can you draw a schematic of your network: - how devices (Keenetic routers, computes, smartphones, ...) connected to each other (including connection policies on Keenetic routers) - on which devices the OpenVPN is configured ? And what problem are you trying to solve with a “double tunnel” VPN configuration?

Yes, thank you! This will be fixed in one of the future versions. That is a separate issue (both the KeenDNS name/icon alignment and the spacing in the clients table have the same underlying cause). It also will be fixed

@ru.celebi thank you for the report! It would be better if you don't hide the posts you publish here. If you don't want to include personal information (e.g. device names / IP addresses / MAC addresses) in your screenshots – blur them out before uploading the images. Firstly, this way you won't post two identical posts, and secondly, if your posts are visible, other users will also be able to check if they have the same problem. Thanks again for reporting the problems

Thank you for the self-test file! The configuration looks correct. Can you try something? Will your devices have Internet access if you: - disable multipath in that policy - remove rate-limiting for the OpenVPN interface ? Should look similar to this: