juched
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https://www.snbforums.com/threads/384-16_alpha-builds-testing-all-variants.61952/#post-553440
I think @RMerlin has the jump on that release.
Alpha 2 soon.
RMerlin has a newer one! 8137 is already part of alpha 1.
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/384-16_alpha-builds-testing-all-variants.61952/#post-553440
I think @RMerlin has the jump on that release.
Alpha 2 soon.
Hello, has the problem of running out of internet in AX88U been solved?
Maybe pay as you go?
Not sure what you mean by this?
The RT-AX88U has been as stable and much more performant than the RT-N66U, the RT-AC68U, the RT-AC3100 and the RT-AC86U I had previously.
Not one of them 'ran out of internet'.
Even running the current Alpha 1 now on the RT-AX88U.
Sounds like you may need a new Ethernet cable between the modem and the router. You are not running out of internet. You are loosing connection. And there may be several reasons for that.Well, I don't know if it's my problem, but when I restart the router, it runs out of internet. I read to a user that removing the wan cable and leaving it for a few seconds, I had the internet again and then I removed the cable and returned. Now once reboot the same problem returns.
@Kal-ELThings are looking good for supporting the RT-AX58U:
View attachment 21676
However I've hit a snag as the 5 GHz of my development device died on me, so I cannot properly test wifi.
I will need one single brave soul willing to try running an early test build, just to confirm that Wifi is working properly for them. Please PM me so I can send you a download link along with some instructions.
Due to the risk of running such an early test build, I only want to chance one single user at this time. In the unlikely chance that something may go horribly wrong. (preferably, I'd like someone who is willing to deal with that 0.1% chance of that happening, meaning using firmware recovery mode or even possibly getting a warranty replacement). Just to be 100% open about this.
Go back to 384.15 if router was working fine for you. 384.16 is alpha test build at the moment.[QUOTE = "Mrk26, post: 556322, member: 66724"] No es necesario un cable defectuoso, podría ser que el módem continúe perdiendo la conexión, o el enrutador asus no se conecta a través del módem (autenticación ppoe)
Pocos usuarios tienen problemas al abandonar las sesiones wan.
[USUARIO = 51105] @elnash [/ USUARIO]
¿Intentó diferentes fw, tuvo el mismo problema? [/ QUOTE]
Estaba en 384.15 y no hay problema volví a 384.16 y el problema vuelve. Quité el cable wan durante unos segundos y la conexión vuelve. Espero que esto no suceda en la versión final. El cable de red que compré hace aproximadamente un mes es un cat6a.
Soy de España, tengo fibra con ONT y mi conexión es por (pppoe)
I'm curious as to why you would buy a router at this cost (and I don't meant that in a sarcastic way)? Aside from just being able to afford it, do you have a lot, or any AX wireless devices? What would this router give me that my AC88U doesn't?Not sure what you mean by this?
The RT-AX88U has been as stable and much more performant than the RT-N66U, the RT-AC68U, the RT-AC3100 and the RT-AC86U I had previously.
Not one of them 'ran out of internet'.
Even running the current Alpha 1 now on the RT-AX88U.
I think he means the internet did connecting the status issue , I the op is Spanish.Not sure what you mean by this?
The RT-AX88U has been as stable and much more performant than the RT-N66U, the RT-AC68U, the RT-AC3100 and the RT-AC86U I had previously.
Not one of them 'ran out of internet'.
Even running the current Alpha 1 now on the RT-AX88U.
Things are looking good for supporting the RT-AX58U:
View attachment 21676
However I've hit a snag as the 5 GHz of my development device died on me, so I cannot properly test wifi.
I will need one single brave soul willing to try running an early test build, just to confirm that Wifi is working properly for them. Please PM me so I can send you a download link along with some instructions.
Due to the risk of running such an early test build, I only want to chance one single user at this time. In the unlikely chance that something may go horribly wrong. (preferably, I'd like someone who is willing to deal with that 0.1% chance of that happening, meaning using firmware recovery mode or even possibly getting a warranty replacement). Just to be 100% open about this.
I wrote a comment a week ago, but it seems you missed it.
The temperature is very impressive.
I'm curious as to why you would buy a router at this cost (and I don't meant that in a sarcastic way)? Aside from just being able to afford it, do you have a lot, or any AX wireless devices? What would this router give me that my AC88U doesn't?
Anton
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