VANT
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not work at all, i have disabled Adaptive QoSIt doesn't work with Adaptive QoS On.
not work at all, i have disabled Adaptive QoSIt doesn't work with Adaptive QoS On.
not work at all, i have disabled Adaptive QoS
All,
Sorry if this is a dumb question. Could I upgrade my RT-AX86U with the beta while keeping my RT-AC68U (AiMesh Node) on Stock firmware (3.0.0.4.386_40558-gc48f410)? OR...should I upgrade Both to this Beta manually
Im seeing this too on RT-AX58U Router and node.. 2.4 is fine.. 5Ghz.. trying to connect to the node results in, invalid password.. Set for WPA2-Personal@ASUSWRT_2020
Just to report on my XT8s in individual AP mode, when WPA3 is enabled on 5G-2 (backhaul channel unhidden for client connections), my Samsung S20 devices will randomly fail to connect to the AP with an error of "Invalid Password". A reboot of the AP will bring the 5G-2 back up for client connections. Other channels without WPA3 enabled(neither WPA3 or WPA3/WPA2) has no such problem.
So a quick look at the system log..Im seeing this too on RT-AX58U Router and node.. 2.4 is fine.. 5Ghz.. trying to connect to the node results in, invalid password.. Set for WPA2-Personal
It's working on mine (GT-AC5300). Curiously enough though IPV6 was switched off (was enabled before upgrading without a factory reset) but once turned on it appears to be working. I don't know about RC2-8 and prior, as this is the first version I could test without my router freezing up.Does anyone have ipv6 working with 9.0.0.4 RC2-9? I'm getting the following lines...
ipv6-test.com says ipv6 not configured??? I have used ipv6 for 8 years no problems till I'm using this software.
You had any luck with this? Ive been trying to do it via command line with not much luckI flashed this firmware on my AX86U hoping I could enable the network printer server on my second AiMesh 2.0 node. Turns out its not an option as I'm only seeing Servers Center, TIme Machine, and Download Master when going into the nodes USB app under management.
Does anyone know of a way to enable the print server on a router that is on an AiMesh 2.0 node? I had a label printer that was working fine with my 68U as a node...
Hate to challenge someone who has forgotten more than I will ever know about these routers but here goes:That's normal, the CPU in your iPad is much faster.
Maybe you guys can help me debug a issue.Using Aimesh. Merlin 386beta 1 on rt-86u (main), Merlin Beta1 on a 86u node (wired backhaul), 2 68u nodes switched to stock beta 386 this morning (wifi backhaul). About once a day the internet comes to
a crawl. Speedtest in router shows good speeds. Nothing in logs. Rebooting the main router which I reconnect to does nothing. Rebooting
the whole aimesh system instantly puts everything back to full speed. Sometimes it seems like it could be dns causing the issue, but hard
to tell.
Only thing on the main is flexqos. And I installed unbound yesterday just to see if it helped any with dns (did not).
This seems like a Aimesh issue, so more then likely not merlin specific. I may try Stock on main when I have time.
I have had a node to far away before which causes issues with the whole system when it connected/reconnected. But that shouldnt be the case now. And signal quality shows great.
Hmm...one more user with AiMesh stability issues when using RT-AC68(U/P) units as wireless nodes. It's looking like a pattern to me, and validates my concerns.I would clean install released Asuswrt on the 2xRT-AC86U wired AiMesh and see how that performs over several days... the longer the better. If that remains solid for your multi-day test period, then do similar to add one AC68U node. And again for the last AC68U node. And hope to narrow in on the issue.
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Directly on the router I get exactly what my provider advertise.
I have done more thriller stuff like connecting to main router via ssh and passed nvram erase command. Then quickly hop in router GUI and performed firmware update by uploading firmware. When it auto-reboots, it’s in factory default state.Conventional wisdom suggests that you upload RC2-9 to the remote node and remove it to automatically reset it. Then upload RC2-9 to the router/root node and Restore w/Initialize it from the router webUI to reset it. Then configure the router from scratch and add the node.
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I have done more thriller stuff like connecting to main router via ssh and passed nvram erase command. Then quickly hop in router GUI and performed firmware update by uploading firmware. When it auto-reboots, it’s in factory default state.
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