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Yeah, it's good for learning, but I would not call it a reliable long-term solution. It can break on any firmware update, or it may not be compatible with other features in GUI.

Well, if the current GUI does not do much with VLANs, then it should not be a problem :D In general for GUI I guess it's mainly about setting the nvram values correctly. For 1. see this thread https://www.snbforums.com/threads/rt-86u-vlanctl-ethctl-usage-puzzle.54375/#post-581747 For 2. maybe...

Looks like I figured out how to do that: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/splitting-port-via-vlans-on-ax88u-pro.93274/post-938753

Looks like I managed to do that 🎉 I put this into the services-start script #!/bin/sh # create a new virtual port for WAN, when VLAN id == 2 ip link add link eth0 name eth0.2 type vlan id 2 ifconfig eth0.2 up # not sure if actually needed, just copied from the LeandroBR post brctl stp br0...

I am getting # ethswctl -c hw-switching -o disable Failure # ethswctl -c hw-switching Failure any ideas why? Freshly installed AX88U Pro with Merlin 3004.388.8_4. My goal is to simply have WAN and LAN on the same physical port...

did not receive it yet :) Planning to install the latest stable Merlin, so I guess 3004_388.8_4.

Hi, I am still struggling to figure out how to make a basic router-on-a-stick setup as described in https://www.snbforums.com/threads/router-on-a-stick-with-ax88u-pro-and-ubiquiti-flex-mini-2-5g.93175/ In short, I want to have modem -> managed switch -> router, and several other devices (PC, TV...

It has only one 2.5G port.

Currently in EU (amazon .de and local stores) GT-AX6000 is 190 EUR while AX88U Pro is around 250. On the US Amazon GT also seems to be $30 cheaper. As I understand they are almost the same, so why such price difference? Is GT missing something?

I have a network like this at home, ISP 2G fiber modem -> router, and then my PC and TV via cable. Now I want to replace the router because the current one is not great, and also to move it out of the wardrobe to improve WiFi. As I understand one way to achieve that is to put a managed...