Do you have Guest Network 1 (2.4GHz) enabled?
If not, will you have time to test it (enable it, get some devices connect to it, then wait a bit to see if the internet gets disconnected)? Hope you can help to confirm the problem I experienced on RT-AC5300. Thanks.
That's what I meant, a Sonos thing.depending on the sonos it will only do 802.11b/g, nothing to do with the router.
Sonos Support
support.sonos.com
Thank you! No rush.I do not use the guest network but I can try this out for you but probably until the weekend. So I am looking for total drop of internet when guest network is on or only on the guest network?
VLAN is in 2021 roadmap.
For the generic user, VLAN is very hard to understand and causes lots of problems. We plan to make network group management instead of VLAN.
It will include guest network, bandwidth limiter ... etc.
It is not an easy project but will bring benefits to most users.
Glad to report that, I have been running 9.0.0.4_386_41157-gd618756 smoothly for about 48 hours, Thank YouMy Configuration:
My personal SOP to Upgrade from Merlin 386.1_alpha4 -> Stock RC2-B9 9.0.0.4_386_41157:
- AiMesh Router: AX88U 9.0.0.4_386_41157-gd618756 + 2 x AiMesh Nodes: AC86U 9.0.0.4_386_41157-gd618756
- Backhaul (Priority:"Auto", Type:"Wired"), Cisco SG100D 8-Port Gigabit Switch from Router to Nodes, ISP: 1 Gbps Fibre
(1) Upgrade AiMesh Nodes:
(2) Upgrade AiMesh Router:
- Administration -> Upgrade Firmware -> Select and Upgrade AiMesh Node (One Node at a time)
- AiMesh -> Topology -> Select AiMesh Node -> Remove Node (One Node at a time to Factory Reset Node)
(3) After Full Factory Reset of AiMesh Router / Nodes, I tried to leave NVRAM using Stock FW default values, except with the following changes:
- Administration -> System -> Select “Format JFFS partition” & “Enable JFFS custom scripts and configs” -> Apply
- (I prefer to start everything from scratch - don’t do this if you prefer to preserve anything from JFFS partition)
- Reboot Router
- Administration -> Upgrade Firmware -> Select and Upgrade AiMesh Router
- Administration -> Restore/Save/Upload Setting -> Factory Default - Restore (Initialize)
(4) Add AiMesh Nodes
- AiProtection - Enable
- Wireless:
- 2.4 GHz: Fixed Channel Bandwidth 20MHz, Fixed Control Channel: 11, Roaming Assistant, Explicit / Universal Beamforming: Disable
- 5.0 GHz: Fixed Channel Bandwidth 80MHz, Fixed Control Channel: 149, Roaming Assistant: Disable
- WAN DDNS: Using Asus DDNS Service with Let’s Encrypt
- VPN Servers:
- OpenVPN works with MacBookPro Tunnelblick 3.8.5beta01, iPhoneXsMax iOS OpenVPN Connect 3.2.2
- IPSec works with MacBookPro & iPhoneXsMax Native Configurations
- Instant Guard works with iPhoneXsMax iOS Instant Guard 1.0.9
(5) Reboot AiMesh Network
I have been running smoothly for about
- AiMesh -> System Settings -> Reboot (AiMesh Router & Nodes)
2(Edit ) over 27 hours. Thank You
Thank you very much, I will test this!
Dec 3 16:21:08 wlceventd: wlceventd_proc_event(505): eth7: Auth 78:2B:46:F2:B1:9C, status: Successful (0)
Dec 3 16:21:08 wlceventd: wlceventd_proc_event(534): eth7: Assoc 78:2B:46:F2:B1:9C, status: Successful (0)
Dec 3 16:21:08 hostapd: eth7: STA 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c IEEE 802.11: associated
Dec 3 16:21:08 kernel: CFG80211-ERROR) wl_cfg80211_change_station : WLC_SCB_AUTHORIZE sta_flags_mask not set
Dec 3 16:21:08 hostapd: eth7: STA 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c RADIUS: starting accounting session 486DD16D984DEC93
Dec 3 16:21:08 hostapd: eth7: STA 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c WPA: pairwise key handshake completed (RSN)
Dec 3 16:21:08 kernel: CONSOLE: 208521.084 wlc_ap_authresp: status 0
Dec 3 16:21:08 kernel: CONSOLE: 208521.085 wlc_ap_process_assocreq_done status 0
Dec 3 16:21:08 kernel: CONSOLE: 208521.085 wl1: STA 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c has associated tx_type 2
Dec 3 16:21:08 kernel: CONSOLE: 208521.088 iov:SCB_DEAUTH
Dec 3 16:21:08 kernel: CONSOLE: 208521.089 txrep:802.1x
Dec 3 16:21:08 kernel: CONSOLE: 208521.089 wl1.0: wlc_send_bar: for 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c seq 0x1 tid 5
Dec 3 16:21:08 kernel: CONSOLE: 208521.091 txrep:802.1x
Dec 3 16:21:08 kernel: CONSOLE: 208521.092 iov:SCB_AUTH
Dec 3 16:21:08 kernel: CONSOLE: 208521.099 wl1.0: wlc_send_bar: for 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c seq 0x1 tid 0
Dec 3 16:21:23 kernel: CONSOLE: 208535.808 wl1.0: wlc_send_bar: for 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c seq 0x1 tid 6
Dec 3 16:23:09 wlceventd: wlceventd_proc_event(469): eth7: Deauth_ind 78:2B:46:F2:B1:9C, status: 0, reason: Unspecified reason (1)
Dec 3 16:23:09 hostapd: eth7: STA 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c IEEE 802.11: disassociated
Dec 3 16:23:09 kernel: CONSOLE: 208639.376 wl1.0: wlc_ampdu_flush_scb_tid flushing 0 packets for 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c AID 9 tid 0
Dec 3 16:23:09 kernel: CONSOLE: 208639.376 wl1.0: wlc_ampdu_flush_scb_tid flushing 0 packets for 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c AID 9 tid 5
Dec 3 16:23:09 kernel: CONSOLE: 208639.376 wl1.0: wlc_ampdu_flush_scb_tid flushing 0 packets for 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c AID 9 tid 6
Dec 3 16:23:09 kernel: CONSOLE: 208639.376 wl1: random key value: 906A33BB9AD128B94C28021E3BF704864698C4ED1DD1048A66F61DF1F5FB70E2
Dec 3 16:23:09 kernel: CONSOLE: 208639.377 wl1: wlc_txbf_delete_link_serve failed for 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c
Dec 3 16:23:09 kernel: CONSOLE: 208639.380 iov:SCB_DEAUTH
Dec 3 16:23:09 kernel: CONSOLE: 208639.380 iov:SCB_DEAUTH
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Dec 3 17:17:59 wlceventd: wlceventd_proc_event(505): eth7: Auth 78:2B:46:F2:B1:9C, status: Successful (0)
Dec 3 17:17:59 wlceventd: wlceventd_proc_event(534): eth7: Assoc 78:2B:46:F2:B1:9C, status: Successful (0)
Dec 3 17:17:59 hostapd: eth7: STA 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c IEEE 802.11: associated
Dec 3 17:17:59 kernel: CFG80211-ERROR) wl_cfg80211_change_station : WLC_SCB_AUTHORIZE sta_flags_mask not set
Dec 3 17:17:59 hostapd: eth7: STA 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c RADIUS: starting accounting session BF180BF8C0A823D3
Dec 3 17:17:59 hostapd: eth7: STA 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c WPA: pairwise key handshake completed (RSN)
Dec 3 17:17:59 kernel: CONSOLE: 211848.826 wlc_ap_authresp: status 0
Dec 3 17:17:59 kernel: CONSOLE: 211848.827 wlc_ap_process_assocreq_done status 0
Dec 3 17:17:59 kernel: CONSOLE: 211848.828 wl1: STA 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c has associated tx_type 2
Dec 3 17:17:59 kernel: CONSOLE: 211848.831 iov:SCB_DEAUTH
Dec 3 17:17:59 kernel: CONSOLE: 211848.832 txrep:802.1x
Dec 3 17:17:59 kernel: CONSOLE: 211848.833 wl1.0: wlc_send_bar: for 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c seq 0x1 tid 5
Dec 3 17:17:59 kernel: CONSOLE: 211848.834 txrep:802.1x
Dec 3 17:17:59 kernel: CONSOLE: 211848.836 iov:SCB_AUTH
Dec 3 17:17:59 kernel: CONSOLE: 211848.858 wl1.0: wlc_send_bar: for 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c seq 0x1 tid 6
Dec 3 17:17:59 kernel: CONSOLE: 211848.911 wl1.0: wlc_send_bar: for 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c seq 0x1 tid 0
Dec 3 17:20:03 wlceventd: wlceventd_proc_event(469): eth7: Deauth_ind 78:2B:46:F2:B1:9C, status: 0, reason: Unspecified reason (1)
Dec 3 17:20:03 hostapd: eth7: STA 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c IEEE 802.11: disassociated
Dec 3 17:20:03 kernel: CONSOLE: 211969.589 wl1.0: wlc_ampdu_flush_scb_tid flushing 0 packets for 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c AID 26 tid 0
Dec 3 17:20:03 kernel: CONSOLE: 211969.589 wl1.0: wlc_ampdu_flush_scb_tid flushing 0 packets for 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c AID 26 tid 5
Dec 3 17:20:03 kernel: CONSOLE: 211969.589 wl1.0: wlc_ampdu_flush_scb_tid flushing 0 packets for 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c AID 26 tid 6
Dec 3 17:20:03 kernel: CONSOLE: 211969.589 wl1: random key value: 822F3754764B860E49AC03889752A171A7548EF2E7090E97D8EF31FDEE5585AD
Dec 3 17:20:03 kernel: CONSOLE: 211969.590 wl1: wlc_txbf_delete_link_serve failed for 78:2b:46:f2:b1:9c
Dec 3 17:20:03 kernel: CONSOLE: 211969.593 iov:SCB_DEAUTH
Dec 3 17:20:03 kernel: CONSOLE: 211969.593 iov:SCB_DEAUTH
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Thanks
@ASUSWRT_2020 Lan led still doesn’t light up on AX11000
Some massive log entries in this RC2-B9
Code:Dec 1 11:25:48 miniupnpd[1409]: addmasqueraderule() : chain UPNP-POSTROUTING not found Dec 1 11:25:48 miniupnpd[1409]: add_redirect_rule2(): addmasqueraderule returned -1 Dec 1 11:25:48 miniupnpd[1409]: addmasqueraderule() : chain UPNP-POSTROUTING not found Dec 1 11:25:48 miniupnpd[1409]: add_redirect_rule2(): addmasqueraderule returned -1
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