How yo enable gear accelerator? [Ax88u]

[JSRF_Retro]

I'm confused how to enable gear accelerator on the 3.0.0.4.384 8018 stock firmware.
I enable my device and when I reselect the tab. It's nothing that's in the devices list. Just have to re-input my MAC address. How to have the settings saved?

 

[Trav06]

I'm confused how to enable gear accelerator on the 3.0.0.4.384 8018 stock firmware.
I enable my device and when I reselect the tab. It's nothing that's in the devices list. Just have to re-input my MAC address. How to have the settings saved?

Same thing happens for me too -- anyone know how to get the settings to stick?

 

[K-2SO]

How to have the settings saved?

You're missing the Apply button in your GUI. Browser issue, perhaps?

This is how it looks on my RT-AC86U. Should be the same or similar on yours.

 

[f_a_b]

Same issue here on a RT-AX88U running on a 3.0.0.4.384_8018-g9e11eb3.

I have tried on multiple browsers and different platforms, the apply button does not appear... I'd bet on a bug related to the fw and / or hardware...

 

[K-2SO]

I'd bet on a bug related to the fw and / or hardware...

I would say firmware. Report the issue. Wait for an update.

 

[f_a_b]

Would you know where to report the issue?

 

[K-2SO]

Would you know where to report the issue?

Administration -> Feedback

 

[indark]

Would you know where to report the issue?

it's fixed in 384.9017
and you can report an issue that you encounter via the feedback tab under the administration page.

also, the added "gaming" page is just "one-click" gimmick, you can manually set those up easily.

the function adding a device to the priority list can be performed in the adaptive QoS page.
in the bandwidth monitor, you drag the priority option to the devices that you wish to configure. the color of the border will change accordingly.

and to enable the gaming priority feature, is basically enable "Traditional QoS"

if you later change to adaptive QoS, the function will be disabled.

 

[K-2SO]

Yes, standard QoS functions with fancy names. And they don't even work that well.