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    ASUS ExpertWiFi EBG15 as main router

    True. But I liked the bluetooth initial setup where there is no need to adjust IP/Subnets before setup.
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    ASUS ExpertWiFi EBG15 as main router

    The Web GUI does not have Access Point mode for some reason. Guess it's Very new or WIP ? However, you can change to AP mode and use it as a glorified switch from Expert Wifi iOS or Android App. Once you change this from app, notice that no option is selected when you visit the same page from...
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    ASUS ExpertWiFi EBG15 as main router

    @tiomiguel I got this EBG15 router and I am quite happy with it as it cost me only $80. But I did exactly opposite as you. I am using it in AP (Access Point) mode and it is used exclusively for WOL purpose. For 2 days I tried, it did work great as a gigabit router. But my PLAN is 1.1Gbps and it...
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    GT-AX6000 Discontinued?

    My Asus Expert-NonWifi EBG15 came in post today. My GT-AX6000 already has a potential buyer. Too little too late for Asus to release updated firmware after almost 1 year. I have switched to Ubiquiti and Dual Wan failover and fallback is already working perfectly there.
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    Release ASUS GT-AX6000 Firmware version 3.0.0.6.102_34791

    Clear browser data for router homepage ip. You will also get better ROG background which is smoother than previous jute texture.
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    GT-AX6000 Discontinued?

    GT-AX6000 is the last Asus Router I have. I have already switched to Ubiquiti Gear. Just waiting for delivery of UXG-Max router and will be phasing out Asus routers. Will use a small Expert Wifi EBG15 for WOL purposes henceforth.
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    GT-AX6000 Discontinued?

    Almost a year and no firmware updates... Even the discontinued RT-AC68u is getting firmware updates. WTF is going on at Asus? It seems like this model has been abandoned.
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    Is now the time to go to 5 Gbps or 10 Gbps home networking?

    To move past 2.5Gbe speeds at home, You need 1. A 3-4 bay NAS in Raid5-Raid6 so the throughput speeds reach 600-1000 MBps (4.8 Gbps to 9 Gbps) 2. An ISP plan which is 2.5G or more 3. PC and NAS with 10Gbe LAN cards each 4. A switch with at least 2 10Gbe ports. So it quickly becomes an...
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    Which models now support "guest network pro" in non-beta firmware?

    3.0.0.6 firmware released/announced for following models: 1. GT-AX6000 (On 3.0.0.6 but hasn’t been updated for almost a year) 2. GT-AX88U Pro 3. GT-AX 11000 Pro (3.0.0.6 Update expected since 1.5 years and still in beta as of this post) 4. GT-AX86U Pro 5. All Wifi7 routers and Mesh access points...
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    Asus Rog GT-AX6000 Decision / RT-AX88U Pro

    GT-AX6000 is sexier
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    Release ASUS GT-AX6000 Firmware version 3.0.0.6.102_21514

    AI Mesh does work on Merlin
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    Release ASUS GT-AX6000 Firmware version 3.0.0.6.102_21514

    Pathetic state of affairs at Asus. This is even worse than TP-Link.
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    Beta Asus GT-AX6000 beta firmware version 9.0.0.6_102_33874 (2024/02/23)

    Nothing has been clicked as it is a headless system with no monitor, keyboard mouse.
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    Beta Asus GT-AX6000 beta firmware version 9.0.0.6_102_33874 (2024/02/23)

    So I am getting a reload2024 ransomware attack on 2 particular PCs exactly after every 8 days. We formatted all 5 PCs on the network and they have MS365 and Tally 4.1 and nothing else. Yet those 2 PCs keep on getting ransomware exactly after 8 days. I am stumped. We used 3 antivirus and none of...
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    Release ASUS RT-AX68U Firmware version 3.0.0.4.388_24646 (2024/02/26)

    https://hbr.org/2006/06/more-isnt-always-better Dumb people at Asus still don't get it. Have 3 or max 4 routers at best in any given point of time. The sheer amount of different routers causes the software development team to stretch too thin and everyone is unsatisfied with their purchase. I...
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