Hey friends, I've just stumbled this situation "in the wild" (a friend who tried libremesh on two routers and got stuck, then asked me to have a look inside) steps to reproduce: 1. router A, freshly flash with 16.07 from downloads.lime.org 2. connect router A via WAN to the internet 3. watchping detects the connection and executes bmx6 -c tunOut -inet4 && bmx6 -c tunIn inet4 /n 0.0.0.0/0 4. now go via luci interface and set, for example, hostname or whatever 5. "save & apply" triggers a "uci commit" 6. there are "pending changes" in bmx6 uci, which get commited as well -bmx6.inet4 bmx6.cfg1020b3='tunIn' bmx6.cfg1020b3.tunIn='inet4' bmx6.cfg1020b3.network='0.0.0.0/0' 7. disconnect WAN internet and reboot now flash another router B, connect router B via WAN to Internet, and try to access that connection from router A (router A not connected anymore directly to WAN) router A doesn't have the inet4 tunOut anymore, and actually publishes a "blackhole" tunIn 0.0.0.0/0 and it will stay in that broken state forever (unless, well, you "firstboot" it or something) a "proper" fix would be for bmx6 to not necesarily write runtime config changes to /tmp/.uci/bmx6 (say, have an option) a quick dirty workaround that comes off the top of my head would be to issue a "uci revert bmx6" at the end of /etc/watchping/wan-fail.d/bmx6-gw /etc/watchping/wan-ok.d/bmx6-gw @pau, what do you think? cheers! gui