Beta ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX6000 Firmware v9.0.0.6.102.4856

[RogerSC]

Better than the 22525 Firmware?

CC

For me, yes. Had a couple of issues with 22525, don't remember at the moment what they were, been a while. I went from 22525 to RMerlin firmware, and then flashed this firmware. No issues here.

 

[mirko991]

I just installed this beta and so far everything works fine.

One really positive thing I (we) noticed: previously, on my FTTH GPON (2.5G/500M), I had very slow Upload speeds on distant test servers (not only with this ASUS router, I tried a lot of other brands and none fixed it). With this new version I'm going to upload at maximum speed literally everywhere.

The advice to install this new version comes from an Italian tech forum (which I don't link to because it may be against the rules). All the users who complained about this common problem have solved it with this new beta firmware.
I don't know what has changed technically, probably some changes to the buffer size, IDK.

Great job, ASUS!

 

[scajjr2]

Installed this firmware when I got my AX6000 this past Monday, router works fine. Mix of AC and AX devices, everything works as it should.

sam

 

[mirko991]

After 3 days of uptime, I only noticed a few issues: sometimes the router stops propagating DNS to the various devices. Additionally, a couple of times the router didn't assign IPv6 addresses correctly for a few minutes.

Other than that, everything is working correctly.

 

[princi]

Could you share the name of the Italian tech forum pls? As a PM if you are worried.

I speak Italian, so no issues there. Don’t want PM Meloni to fine me for Anglomania!

(a reference to Italian politics in the news recently)

 

[princi]

Could you share the name of the Italian tech forum pls? As a PM if you are worried.

I speak Italian, so no issues there. Don’t want PM Meloni to fine me for Anglomania!

(a reference to Italian politics in the news recently)

Thanks for the link mirko991.

Wow - didn’t know the internet offering “down south” was so good.

It puts South West London to shame….and Australia? Well, that’s a 3rd world country when it comes to the Internet.

 

[necromage9]

I have an Aimesh system with one RT-AX3000 joined as a wireless node to the main GT-AX6000 router; would the aimesh system still work without any loss of functionality if the 6000series router were to be upgraded to this beta firmware while keeping the ax-3000 on the latest available firmware for that model, which is 3.0.0.4.388.22525

 

[L&LD]

Being beta, only one way to find out.

Remember to flash, test, and tell.

 

[wonderiuy]

I can confirm that with this beta firmware the upload speed is maxxed out (nearly 1000mbps) while with stable firmware it was barely halved (around 400mbps) in same conditions. Why this changes are not in the release description?
Also there are no issue with AiMesh with a XT9 on 3.0.0.4.388

 

[Crimliar]

Being beta, only one way to find out.

Remember to flash, test, and tell.

Backup, flash, test and tell!

 

[wonderiuy]

Maybe this firmware has SQM now?

 

[L&LD]

No, that would be a major announcement (on the forums here) if it did.

 

[Superino]

installing the beta firmware is it worth doing the reset?
I was using the official firmware

 

[cc666]

installing the beta firmware is it worth doing the reset?
I was using the official firmware

No reset here running perfectly.

CC

 

[rudoyeugene]

installing the beta firmware is it worth doing the reset?
I was using the official firmware

Was on 22525 before the 4856 beta. After dirty flash router started to lag, WiFi was disconnecting, private DNS just died. Did factory reset, wasted about 20 mins to configure everything from scratch and voila, no more errors, everything works.
So, my suggestion, flash, see how it works, if no glitches keep it running, if anything you don't like, reset it, profit.

 

[wonderiuy]

I can confirm that with this beta firmware the upload speed is maxxed out (nearly 1000mbps) while with stable firmware it was barely halved (around 400mbps) in same conditions. Why this changes are not in the release description?
Also there are no issue with AiMesh with a XT9 on 3.0.0.4.388

This is accomplised now also with stable 3.0.0.4.388.23012

 

[maxbraketorque]

Sadly, the Network Map is still broken, i.e., it stops providing accurate information after a relatively short period of time. I can't believe that ASUS is not fixing this. They might as well stop offering the Network Map.

 

[maxbraketorque]

A few other tidbits:

• The VLAN feature seems to be functional and has a useful amount of control over the configuration.
• For some reason, ASUS continues to use OpenVPN version 2.4.12 which was released in March of 2022 and EOLed in March 2023. Is it really that hard to move to version 2.5 or 2.6?

 

[L&LD]

Beta, buddy, Beta.

 

[maxbraketorque]

Beta, buddy, Beta.

Would be great if the Client List actually works in the final. Its actually worse right now than with 386.

Being beta firmware, I would hope to see OVPN version 2.5 or 2.6 rather than 2.4.