I've a GT-AX6000 as well on 388.6, but beside the annoying OpenVPN message (which I had since disabled) the router had been working perfectly for all my devices (from tablet, iPad, smart TVs, Android phones, game console, printer etc) on LAN and WIFI (WPA2 and WPA3). Not sure what happened to yours. Just one confirmation, is the log set to more urgent than 'info' or 'all'?So i updated to 388.6 and, sadly, i still have the exact symptoms problem : after some time, without anything being shown in the log, no more internet access.
Log from this night (attached) : nothing is shown / everything was working during the night. At 07:00am, no more internet access for all WIFI devices, whereas the logs are still showing some Assoc/Disassoc for some devies. Had to restart is at 07:42 (and once restarted (through physical reboot), everything is ok again).
It seems i'll have to go back to 388.4, that was damn solide in comparison...
(and i fear this problem will never be corrected, as it seems no-one knows what the problem may be...)
CABLE MODEM <---- WAN link <--- ASUS ROUTER <--- SWITCH <--- all wired devices
<--- WIFI <--------- all wireless devices connected to ASUS router
Have you tried a (hard) factory reset using the WPS button method?It's good to hear that some users are not having any problem with the more recent firmwares (= at least it's not a general issue).
Regarding logs, i have :
Also, i was somehow wrong : i think it is NOT only WIFI issue, as i checked my NAS logs (WIRED connectivity), and during the issue this night, the NAS was also unable to reach internet (some cron jobs have failed).
However, as stated before, i still have some ASSOC/DISASSOC constantly seen in the logs, so the issue is really "internet" related (not more exposed anymore through WAN connectivity).
By the way i have :
Code:CABLE MODEM <---- WAN link <--- ASUS ROUTER <--- SWITCH <--- all wired devices <--- WIFI <--------- all wireless devices connected to ASUS router
I activated the WIFI on the CABLE MODEM to see if everything was working here : it was 100% OK (internet access OK from there, but not ok from ASUS ROUTER).
The same things happen on my AX86U Pro and AC68U. The problems started, if I remember correctly, 2 months ago. I temporarily solved :-( : I enabled guest access to the intranet and after that everything works ok, if I disable it...working for a day and after that same issue.So i updated to 388.6 and, sadly, i still have the exact symptoms problem : after some time, without anything being shown in the log, no more internet access.
Log from this night (attached) : nothing is shown / everything was working during the night. At 07:00am, no more internet access for all WIFI devices, whereas the logs are still showing some Assoc/Disassoc for some devies. Had to restart is at 07:42 (and once restarted (through physical reboot), everything is ok again).
It seems i'll have to go back to 388.4, that was damn solide in comparison...
(and i fear this problem will never be corrected, as it seems no-one knows what the problem may be...)
With a signal (RSSI) as poor as that I'm not surprised they drop off the WiFi. Rather than looking at the router it may be better to look at the environment. Are there any other nearby wifi signals competing with yours? Is there any way you could improve the signal in those areas?Feb 9 07:58:28 RT-AX86U_Pro-D510 wlceventd: wlceventd_proc_event(645): eth7: Deauth_ind <blanked>, status: 0, reason: Disassociated due to inactivity (4), rssi:-82
Feb 9 08:40:07 RT-AX86U_Pro-D510 wlceventd: wlceventd_proc_event(645): eth7: Deauth_ind <blanked>, status: 0, reason: Disassociated due to inactivity (4), rssi:-83
Feb 9 08:41:31 RT-AX86U_Pro-D510 wlceventd: wlceventd_proc_event(645): eth7: Deauth_ind <blanked>, status: 0, reason: Disassociated due to inactivity (4), rssi:-83
Certainly can't hurt. Since the extender is above the router it may be helpful to splay the antennas on both. Typically the light shines from and is picked up by the antennas inversely to what happens with a flashlight - almost none through the ends.was that the right thing?
Me too. I can ping devices on 5Ghz Guest network 1 (192.168.102.xxx) from LAN (192.168.30.xxx), even with intranet access disabled.I have a different issue. Because internet works always.
On Guest 1 all is fine, intranet disabled (device with different IP), can not ping or see anything on local network..
But on Guest 2 (device with router IP) its weird, if intranet enabled, I can ping and all; but if intranet disabled, sure there is no ping, yet I can access my LAN devices (file sharing works too) and even scan local network and all is shown??
A known bug or...?
For me I cant ping from either guest 1 or 2 with intranet disabled, but can access devices and scan the network from Guest 2...Me too. I can ping devices on 5Ghz Guest network 1 (192.168.102.xxx) from LAN (192.168.30.xxx), even with intranet access disabled.
Update: it helped …but I still had the odd disassociation.Certainly can't hurt. Since the extender is above the router it may be helpful to splay the antennas on both. Typically the light shines from and is picked up by the antennas inversely to what happens with a flashlight - almost none through the ends.
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