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    DDNS Update frequency increase for Asus DDNS

    Not sure if this will help you: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/ddns-ax86u-pro-inadyn-isnt-called-after-wan-ip-change.89722/post-905005
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    ASUS RT-AX58 - Firmware version 3.0.0.4.388.24762

    Yes, on one client. It looks like on mine the long name from the previous device decided to roll over onto the garbled looking device name.
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    Auto Wake On Lan?

    Thanks. So that difference is that with -b, all clients will receive a magic packet but they are suppose to ignore it unless their mac matches what is in the payload? Sounds like one should only use -b if it doesn't work without it.
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    Auto Wake On Lan?

    Okay, I'm confused again. I thought the -b broadcasted to all, not just one MAC. What happens if there is no -b?
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    script to use AC86U's WakeOnLan

    I wasn't clear. As I posted above, I use exact the same ether-wake command with MAC but without -b. No issues.
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    script to use AC86U's WakeOnLan

    Interesting, mine works without the -b (broadcast). I wonder what the difference is?
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    script to use AC86U's WakeOnLan

    #!/bin/sh ssh admin@192.168.1.1 ether-wake -i br0 xx:xx:... Change for your admin username, ssh port, router ip, mac address to wake up, etc
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    TUF-AX3000 V2 Access points can't access the internet - the clients connected to it can.

    I assume you mean one of the APs, not the main router?
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    TUF-AX3000 V2 Access points can't access the internet - the clients connected to it can.

    Was trying to help the op but couldn't find this topic by searching. Do you recall how it was fixed before? Assuming requires some shell commands?
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    12V ASUS router with the longest 2.4GHz WiFi range

    What I meant was if the gadget was only 2.4GHz capable, the throughput is cut in half at best (50% for client, 50% to router). But if the gadget had two bands you could dedicate 2.4GHz to the client and 5GHz to the router. Faster but limited to whichever channel has less bandwidth. I didn't...
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    12V ASUS router with the longest 2.4GHz WiFi range

    Not sure if it's a gimmick but the dual band for $24 let you receive on 2.4GHz and then connect to the router on 5GHz to increase throughout. Still how much bandwidth does a bulb need anyway?
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    TUF-AX3000 V2 Access points can't access the internet - the clients connected to it can.

    Maybe try setting 1.1.1.1 for the ap's dns in the manually assigned ip list on the main router? If not, I guess save the config of the main router and doing a factory reset with minimal config to see if that fixes it. You can always restore with the saved settings after to get back to current.
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    TUF-AX3000 V2 Access points can't access the internet - the clients connected to it can.

    Maybe change the dns on the ap's wan page to something external instead of the main router?
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    12V ASUS router with the longest 2.4GHz WiFi range

    If it's just a smart bulb, why not just put in an inexpensive WiFi extender like the TP-Link AC1200?
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    TUF-AX3000 V2 Access points can't access the internet - the clients connected to it can.

    Perhaps you should post the log of one of the APs showing what happens during a reboot? That might help give us some more clues.
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