All devices on network get their own IPv6 while Asus router itself doesn't get it's own WAN IPv6. Hopefully Asus engineers are close to fixing this problem.
It was a temporary link which Asus service engineer had provided. Still router was not getting it's own IPv6 so reverted to latest stable firmware. I don't have any backup firmware file tbh.
There's a recent new stable for ET8 and some others.. is that the one you moved to? How has yours been? Maybe I need to reset and re-configure but I feel this non-beta is still worse than RC3-3, which would lock up but only after several days. With the new non-beta I'm back to some (but not as many) devices dropping off wifi randomly as things get congested.
I would have to agree, after over two months of no updates and no responses to requests. I’m running RC3-3 on my GT-AX11000 router with Zenwifi XT8 nodes without any problems, but it would be nice to see some mention of an official stable version sometime soon, if we’re at a release candidate stage…
There IS a new stable version. However, I'm not quite sure it incorporates everything this firmware did. Would love some confirmation from someone who knows how to verify against git/bitbucket/whatever.
At least for the xt8, only bugs/security issues were fixed
I think you may be a bit lost—this is a thread about the 386 RC3-3 beta, which is what I have installed. I’m enquiring about when this beta will be advanced to a stable release. The existing stable releases for my GT-AX11000 and ZenWifi XT8s are not of the same version number and would be a regression from the features I’m testing in this newer firmware cycle.
Interesting. I am running this thread’s beta (build 3), and when selecting “Native” for my IPv6 protocol I’m obtaining a working WAN-side address with Spectrum Dallas as my ISP. When I previously had AT&T, I had to select “Passthrough” for my router to obtain a valid WAN-side IPv6 address.
That ^^ statement may not always apply as it depends on all of these variables: Ge-Location / ISP / Model of Asus Router / Firmware in use. FWIW My Asus setup is in my forum sig, I'm in Vietnam with a Vietnamese ISP, which like all ISPs, has it's own quirks
My 300 Mbps Up/Down FTTH WAN is PPPOe but, it has a static IPv4 address and a static IPv6 address (but that's static within an IPv6 /64 range, which is different than a static / non-changing IPv4 address). The IPv6 connection is exactly as you've described above: Native / PPP / Stateless, which in turn produces a fixed LAN IPv6 /56 range. Everything works perfectly (IPv4 and IPv6 WAN & LAN) and all of those IPv6 tests are passed effortlessly. My own example alone, does mean that the conclusion you've made ^^ IS subject to all of those variables though. The current IPv6 DDNS issues that are covered in detail elsewhere in this forum / on other threads & that still occur in the latest official stable release from Asus for my router, will hopefully / presumably be fixed in the official RC-3 stable release from Asus and/or the official Merlin stable release for my router. Until then my IPV6 DDNS workaround is what I posted here - previously, in another thread. AFAIK there's no RC3-3 Beta for the Asus router that I am using anyway - and/or I've missed it so far but I'll be waiting for stable releases anyway.
I’m kinda wondering if this beta cycle is dead at this point. It’s been almost three months since the last release, and requests for updates have gone unanswered. ASUS has done this before.
There are clearly new ones but Asus isn't sharing it with us on this forum
| 文件名为 GT-AX11000_9.0.0.4_384_7984-g9176478_cferom_ubi.w |
That is one confusing link! How’d you find it?
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