you mean the power button on the router wouldn't do the same? Turn off, wait a while, turn on again?
I think they recommend the power cord over the switch so all power is cut from the board. The switch may only cut power to certain parts. I had the same question myself, and that's the answer I came up with. As far as a factory reset, there isn't one answer for that one. seems like everyone says and thinks differently on the topic.
Seems to work better the way I explained it and the Eric, AKA rmerlin, recommended method. As in all things your mileage may vary... I said nothing about factory reset but it only takes me 10 minutes to reset and set up an AX86U... Fast router...
takes me longer with getting all these nice client icons (png pictures) sorted again
I decided to give 22068 one more try, but this time with a reset (from the GUI) after the install. So far, it seems to be fine, but 22068 has been both fine and broken right after install, so I will give it a few days and see what happens.
What part is broken? I still haven't seen any issues after upgrading, and it's been a few days for me. Mind you, I have my settings set, and haven't had to do much in the UI.
Pages are VERY slow to load. The menu buttons sometimes work, and then don't. Active content does NOT update.
OK, was just curious. I had read the thread before updating, and since my router was packed away until last sunday. I had no use for it. So when I got into my new place and set it up again, I decided to try it. Since I don't use a VPN, I felt pretty safe about disregarding the reports about WireGuard and other VPN related reports. Then there was the issue of the sluggish GUI reports. So far, haven't experienced problems the few times I've had to login or check things. I'll keep an eye out though, and report any problems that crop up, and whether or not I was able to fix them on my own, or not.
I know, and that's why I left it at 20mhz only. I was mainly checking since I went into a much more crowded wifi area than I was before. Thanks again.
Same here.
How are you measuring download speed on Apple TV? 750 Mbps seems more than reasonable given that maximum physical connection rate is limited to 1200 Mbps for 5 GHz/80 MHz. WiFi performance is not guaranteed as it depends on a lot of external factors.
Not off hand, I do know that the Panoramic gateway from Cox did. But it was only WiFi 5. I wanted to use the Asus Router to have the WiFi 6 features for those devices that can use them. Since I'm more limited in running cables in this apartment than the one I moved out of, will have to depend on wireless more. So want the best performance as possible.
I ran the okkla Speedtest app on the Apple TV, and like I said, I haven't had any streaming issues. I simply saw that a WiFi 6 router was giving slightly slower speeds over a WiFi 5 one. I will say that according to Cox, my router ( RT-AX86U) isn't listed on their certified list to work with their gigabit package. The only Asus routers they certify are 3 models. two GT models, and an E12 model I think they said. I'll try switching to the 2.5 Gbps port since I will have to rely on wifi more now. If for no other reason to get the most performance as possible.
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