DarkKnight75
Senior Member
2+days so far..rock solid.
My iPhone, iPad, Android phone and tabs well as several Win 10 and Ubuntu laptops/desktops all stable on wifi.I wish I could say the same but I’ve been experiencing WiFi stability issues since upgrading.
Yesterday & today my iPad and my iPhone have lost internet completely multiple times since upgrading Thursday evening. Yesterday I had an instance where when connecting to WiFi on 5.0 GHz, the password was reported as being incorrect. Rebooting the router solved that issue.
Now I performed a dirty upgrade b/c I have just way too many static IP addresses that I have assigned via DHCP server & I rather not re-do them all.
I do not use ANY QoS or any kind of bandwidth profiling, etc.
My set up consists of an AC86U as a Router and an AC88U as an Ai Mesh node.
So You say that when you start speed test from computer connected to router by cable, then Your wifi 2.4GHz increasing ping time to devices in this network ?View attachment 23804
AC86U Firmware Version : 3.0.0.4.384_81918
WIFI 2.4G when test speed on https://www.speedtest.net/
Still have WIFI 2.4G [ Ping time increase.... ]
normal use sometime ping time increase to 200-300 ms.
Whats ASUS doing? It's no longer on their website, just 81858 is showing..still running smooth on 81918
still on Aussie site ATM
https://www.asus.com/au/Networking/RT-AC86U/HelpDesk_BIOS/
Edit: Still here too
https://www.asus.com/Networking/RT-AC86U/HelpDesk_BIOS/
Is it the same or different?Its back up on Asus site...
Its back up on Asus site...
Try disconnecting the AC88U. Test for a few days and i bet your troubles will go away.I wish I could say the same but I’ve been experiencing WiFi stability issues since upgrading.
Yesterday & today my iPad and my iPhone have lost internet completely multiple times since upgrading Thursday evening. Yesterday I had an instance where when connecting to WiFi on 5.0 GHz, the password was reported as being incorrect. Rebooting the router solved that issue.
Now I performed a dirty upgrade b/c I have just way too many static IP addresses that I have assigned via DHCP server & I rather not re-do them all.
I do not use ANY QoS or any kind of bandwidth profiling, etc.
My set up consists of an AC86U as a Router and an AC88U as an Ai Mesh node.
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