TOR Routers NOT Working + Leak DNS

Technical Support for Routers
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I recently updated onto the latest firmware for my AR300Ms. My setup used to involve my main router which has now been replaced with a B1300 which connects via VPN. The AR300Ms are then flashed with TOR and connect via WiFi to the B1300. Some key points:

1# None of the AR300Ms will connect to the TOR network (latest firmware). It sticks at 25% and hangs infinitely. This used to work no problem.

2# When I connect the AR300M-TOR directly to the ISP router, it connects but it leaks DNS. I don’t really care about this setup because I will always connect it via the B1300 over VPN but it is worth mentioning. I used this to get the leak

I am only concerned about 1# can someone please chime in and let me know what has changed in the recent updates that has caused this setup to become problematic?

2

The Tor firmware is not updated for some time.

Just want to know if the Tor is not connected, how can you have dns leaks.

3

All due respect you do advertise it as a feature and it was also for me a motivating reason why I purchase these devices. I am concerned you don’t keep it up to date.

I am also having the same problem as lala. I connect my AR300M TOR Router to another router (VPN) and it does not connect. It used to work. Can you please tell how to troubleshoot. It just sticks at 25%.

4

I see. The Tor network sometimes connects very slow. This is something we cannot solve.

Does it stays at 25% forever? Or can you reboot and try again?

5

Yes as trailblazer pointed out it stays at 25% indefinitely.

It only works when you connect it directly to the internet. It is an issue with the router and not TOR.

USED TO WORK NO LONGER WORKS

{INTERNET} —> {AR300M VPN} —> WIFI —> {AR300M - TOR} = 25% indefinitely.

This exact setup used to work just fine.

6

@lala, do youself a favour and sub to a cheap VPN - expecting TOR to be up to the job is fantasy.

7

It’s advertised feature. it’s why i buy it.

8

OK, but do youself a favour and sub to a cheap VPN - expecting TOR to be up to the job is fantasy.