ASUS router native firmware / Merlin firmware
Note: Merlin firmware is derived from ASUS firmware and can theoretically be used directly with the ASUS package. However, it is currently unverified. If you have any questions, please submit an issue.
Prepare
When using this software, you need to confirm whether the router supports U disk and prepare a USB disk.
Enable SSH login
Log in to the management interface, click System Management
-> Click System Settings
and configure Enable SSH
to Lan Only
.
The SSH login username and password are the same as the management interface.
Install Download Master
In the management interface, click USB related application
-> click Download Master
to download.
After the download is complete, enable Download Master
. If you do not need the download function, you can uninstall Download Master
here, but make sure that Download Master is enabled before uninstalling.
Install SmartDNS
Upload the software to the router's /tmp/mnt/sda1
directory using winscp. (or copy the network neighborhood to the sda1 shared directory)
ipkg install smartdns.xxxxxxx.mipsbig.ipk
Restart router
After the router is started, use nslookup -querytype=ptr smartdns
to query the domain name.
See if the name
item in the command result is displayed as smartdns
or hostname
, such as smartdns
pi@raspberrypi:~/code/smartdns_build $ nslookup -querytype=ptr smartdns
Server: 192.168.1.1
Address: 192.168.1.1#53
Non-authoritative answer:
smartdns name = smartdns.
Note
In the above process, smartdns will be installed to the root directory of the U disk and run in optware mode.
Its directory structure is as follows: (only smartdns related files are listed here)
USB DISK
└── asusware.mipsbig
├── bin
├── etc
| ├── smartdns
| | └── smartdns.conf
| └── init.d
| └── S50smartdns
├── lib
├── sbin
├── usr
| └── sbin
| └── smartdns
....
To modify the configuration, you can use ssh to login to the router and use the vi command to modify it.
vi /opt/etc/smartdns/smartdns.conf
smartdns.conf
example:
# set listen port
bind []:53
# set upstream servers
server 1.1.1.1
server-tls 8.8.8.8
# set domain rules
address /example.com/1.2.3.4
domain-rules /example.com/ -address 1.2.3.4
It can also be modified from Network Neighborhood. From the neighbor sharing directory sda1
you can't see the asusware.mipsbig
directory, but you can directly enter asusware.mipsbig\etc\init.d
in File Manager
to modify it.
\\192.168.1.1\sda1\asusware.mipsbig\etc\init.d