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I had issues as well initially on the 6ghz backhaul using 2 nodes but after about 50 reboots and throwing it against the wall it ended up working on its own. Might want to check if you have radar equipment near by like police station or weather radars, i've read this can affect 6ghz depending on...

I have not. I'm too worried any new updates will mess it up, why touch something when its finally working as its supposed too, right. If on the other hand I was having issues then I would upgrade. maybe it fixes it maybe it doesn't, with Asus is hard to tell and Support doesn't really understand...

If you have a stable network with the ET9 I wouldn't upgrade. I have 85 days of network uptime without issues and when I did have issues when I bought the ET9 Asus support was going on 2 months and couldn't figure out why packets were timing out, so imagine I upgrade, heaven forbid i need to...

Update: had switched to "normal" DHCP frequency but issue happened again today during google meetings. So I've now set my IP from my modem/ISP to eliminate the whole DHCP request on the router. Crossing my fingers on this one.

I have a usb drive connected but issues don't happen when I'm streaming movies from it. Also I had no issues for like 9 days and it was always connected.

I have no issues with Linksys MR9000 other than slower speeds if you plan to have router span 2 floors. I had to get an extender on my 3rd floor but if you have it in middle of your house, should be fine for 5 Ghz. Only "bad" thing is their app and how they manage clients listed. The data is...

Just to add incase others having random time outs to ISP and using Asus brand. It's most likely not your modem or ISP but an Asus problem. I have 2 Asus routers and 2 Linksys routers. I have no issues with time outs or random disconnects with Linksys brands. I still have this issue on ET9 Zen...

Funny, I had the same issue with ET9 Zen Mesh...was new working fine for maybe 9 days, power outage and back to dropping connections. I'm sorry but a power outage should not change how the router operates.

Very interesting...I have latest ET9 Mesh routers (2 nodes), and have the exactly the same issue. Today I was wired to my router and just googled "acsd: acs_set_chspec: 0x1009 (9) for reason ACS_CSTIMER" and found this post...I have also another Asus router RT-AC3200 and it also has the same...

I see. I'm using their current firmware for ET9 and doesn't look like any updates have been made since I bought it back in July. Speeds are good and no issues between nodes when moving around. Today same thing happened while in a meeting, got disconnected 4 times within an hour. No logs on...

What was your main issue? Maybe we can help each other as it did work perfectly for about 8 days.

I have Zen ET9 (2 pack). Speeds are really good but I had nothing but problems with this brand of router. I have a wireless front/backhaul with good connection spanning 2 floors but sessions are dropping both wired and wireless with nothing in the logs. Support is lacking and not many posts...

I had the exact same problem when I bought ET9 Mesh. Try to disable the 2.4Ghz and force your device to connect to 5Ghz. After when that is working try turning the 2.4 Ghz channel on. The smart connect and QoS don't work and just makes things worse. Use a little as possible in their slew of...

I have the same issue with Asus ET9 Zen Mesh. There are no logs in the router for the device having the problem and I've been in constant emails with Asus support for over 3 weeks. They have no clue. As one user noted trying a different brand router just to check if its wifi issue. I a have a...

There's isn't much in the log to go by and when it does disconnect at random times its not in the log either. Funny enough, I did make a change yesterday after comparing an older Asus' parameters against the ET9 regarding "XBOX" so I disabled the 802.11ax/Wifi 6 mode off and maybe this did the...

I have a new ET9 from Asus with 2 nodes. When on google meetings or using XBOX I'm randomly disconnected for 10-15 seconds. The ping to google.com will show timeouts and then will reconnect. This happens when I'm wired or wireless connected to the main router node which is attached to my modem...