My OpenWRT shows just fine, so ASUS is doing somethingI don't believe an Asus router 'probes'.
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My OpenWRT shows just fine, so ASUS is doing somethingI don't believe an Asus router 'probes'.
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Where’s the stable AX86U update? I can’t find it.Back to this topic:
Should we anticipate more beta builds now that main models RT-AX88U and RT-AX86U have got a stable release on Asus firmware site?
I just ran this same exact test (thanks for the heads up, I didn't know about that website. That website has a lot of cool free security checks). In my case it "Failed" because my router responded to requests on 2 common ports. However, these ports correspond pefectly to services I have voluntarily enabled (the AiDisk server, etc.), so I have nobody to blame but myselfHi when checking with GRC Shields Up
How can I turn off that probe ? I really don't like that!
I see this:
Solicited TCP Packets: PASSED — No TCP packets were received from your system as a direct result of our attempts to elicit some response from any of the ports listed below — they are all either fully stealthed or blocked by your ISP. However . . .
Unsolicited Packets: RECEIVED (FAILED) — Your system's personal security countermeasures unwisely attempted to probe us in response to our probes. While some users believe that "tracking down" the source of Internet probes is useful, experience indicates that there is little to gain and potentially much to lose. The wisest course of action is to simulate nonexistence — which your system has failed to do. Your counter-probes immediately reveal your system's presence and location on the Internet.
Ping Echo: PASSED — Your system ignored and refused to reply to repeated Pings (ICMP Echo Requests) from our server.
Yes.. 9 is beta and 3 is public firmwareASUS' website has Version 3.0.0.4.386.41249 for the AX88U. Does that superseded the current beta available on here? Although, the version number on here is 9.0.0.4.386.41157
so is 386.41249 > 386.41157?
## Router management
### General
* New fresh modern web gui, like Advanced Tomato/ Fresh Tomato.
* Which also scales and works for mobile browsers.
* Settings import and export to generic JSON file, which should work no matter firmware version. Like Ubiquiti got for UniFI USG (UniFi Security Gateway).
* Allow modification so that it can be used for setup of ip ranges, VLAN and similar.
* Daily speed test with history, to see if ISP delivers (like Google/ Nest WiFi)
### Firmware upgrade
* More controls for firmware auto update, like:
* Defer x days after new stable release before updating.
* Maintenance windows; when can the router upgrade and reboot automatically.
* Whether to notify in Asus router app, maybe require confirmation in app before auto update.
* Allow/ add option for manual firmware upgrade on unconfigured routers/ straight after factory reset, in web gui. Could save people quite some time (instead of configure -> upgrade -> factory reset -> configure, just upgrade + factory reset in same step -> configure).
* Button for firmware rollback to previous stable (must be manually triggered by user)
## Networking features
### DHCP
* Seperate DHCP settings for guest networks/ per SSID/ network
* Reserve IPs
* Set custom DNS
#### DNS
* Ability to manage DNS settings per network/ SSID, also guest network.
* IoT devices often have different requirements to DNS than client devices for instance.
* PiHole/ dns sink hole/ dns adblock built in.
#### QoS
* Cake QOS.
* "Smart" QoS for specific use cases, like gaming, VoIP (like Google/ Nest WiFi).
#### VLAN
* VLANs. Ubiquiti Unifi and Cisco Meraki Go have it. With ability to assign both ethernet ports (trunk or single) and ESSIDs/ WiFi (single).
#### VPN
* Wireguard VPN protocol.
#### WiFi/ SSID
* Dedicated IoT ESSID, disabled by default.
* For triband routers in regular router or AP mode (like XT8): Exclude one radio from smart band steering. I'd like to use 5ghz2 as "backhaul" to my 2nd XT8 in media bridge mode.
This discussion is about the Asus firmware, not mine.
It is about the 1st end 2nd beta firmware 386 and I guess it is from you......
It would make great sense to install Official 386 release firmware on your RT-AX88U. Perform full reset and set it up as new. Let nodes remain on RC2-9 for the time being.All my devices are on this beta (RC2-9). I'm using the RT-AX88U as an access point. I connect my RT-AX58U and my RT-AC88U, as AiMesh nodes to the RT-AX88U. Both hard wired directly to the RT-AX88U. The wireless in my home is very slow, unresponsive, unstable and connections are always dropping. Also, IOT devices such as Lifx bulbs, swidget outlets, nest, brilliant light switches, Sonos, are constantly dropping, or unusable. When installing the firmware I did a soft reset, as well as a hard rest. Just posting as info, not a complaint... I'm aware its beta.
I gave that a go, we will see how it goesIt would make great sense to install Official 386 release firmware on your RT-AX88U. Perform full reset and set it up as new. Let nodes remain on RC2-9 for the time being.
Thank you. I thought my router was going crazy when I made the topic about it.Hello Everyone,
Recently Let's encrypt change the CA, and we need to test and upload all over 30 models' firmware to the support site. I will upload the beta firmware later after we verified all the issues about Let's encrypt.
You are posting in the wrong section as this is the official Asus stock firmware beta section.
Current Merlin beta section is here: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/asuswrt-merlin-386-1-beta-is-now-available.68205/
Well tried it. Still have IOT issues dropping/not working. I guess I wait and see now...It would make great sense to install Official 386 release firmware on your RT-AX88U. Perform full reset and set it up as new. Let nodes remain on RC2-9 for the time being.
Well tried it. Still have IOT issues dropping/not working. I guess I wait and see now...
No, I'm not running any guests networks. SorryI know I have brought this up a couple times, but curious if you have a guest network setup and if it syncing to nodes? I have found large packet loss when a guest network is enabled without intranet access and sycned to all nodes. Trying to confirm if this is just me.
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