Lock-in QoS - NAT Boost - Traffic Statistics
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Hi all,
I've got an interesting lock-in situation on my Archer C1200 concerning NAT Boost, QoS and Traffic Statistics. Have a look at my screenshots below. NAT Boost and Traffic Statistics seem to be ON at the same time even though it shouldn't be possible, QoS can't be switched on for obvious reasons. However I am not able to change any of these three options. DoS Protection (which needs Traffic Statistic to be ON as a prerequisite) is also inactive.
Firmware seems to be up-to-date.
Have you got any idea how to solve this mistery and turn off either NAT Boost or Traffic Statistics for starters? Thanks!
Hi,
With NAT Boost enabled, the traffic won't go through CPU anymore, so that it is unable to limit the traffic via QoS or monitor the volume of internet traffic statistics.
May it help and have a nice day.
naghual wrote
Hi all,
I've got an interesting lock-in situation on my Archer C1200 concerning NAT Boost, QoS and Traffic Statistics. Have a look at my screenshots below. NAT Boost and Traffic Statistics seem to be ON at the same time even though it shouldn't be possible, QoS can't be switched on for obvious reasons. However I am not able to change any of these three options. DoS Protection (which needs Traffic Statistic to be ON as a prerequisite) is also inactive.
Firmware seems to be up-to-date.
Have you got any idea how to solve this mistery and turn off either NAT Boost or Traffic Statistics for starters? Thanks!
Hi,
As you can see on my first screenshot, the checkbox for NAT Boost ist ticked but greyed out so I can't click on it. As I said, it's kind of a lock-in situation.
NAT Boost apears to be on - I can't click on the checkbox to disable it.
QoS is off but the checkbox is greyed out because of an allegedly active NAT Boost.
Traffic Staistics appears to be on but I can't click on the toggle because it's also greyed out.
If I can't click anywhere, there is also no chance to produce any error messages :)