Same issue unfortunately... back to the previous version.Loaded beta 2... For me the same issues at beta 1. DHCP not resolved from provider error. Every other firmware works perfectly except these 2 betas. Unplug and plug back in WAN cable resolves the problem. On a soft or unplug reboot the issue returns. Tried everything including the ASUS reccomendation of changing DHCP frequency from aggressive to continuous. Still dosen't work.
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problem is I do not have such devices . google mini, Alexa, smart lighting etc. all devices connected I know them from MAC but just not this one.FWIW - my original Google-Home-Minis (5ghz ac) show up as dhcpcd-6 8 2 Linux-3 8 13 armv
It's on 2.4, so check by IP?problem is I do not have such devices . google mini, Alexa, smart lighting etc. all devices connected I know them from MAC but just not this one.
checked all devices except robot cleaner. which I have reset. so it's not connected to networkIt's on 2.4, so check by IP?
Or you have 100's of devices?
I had 2 devices reporting this kind of string. One was an ecobee thermostat and the other an Amazon Echo.problem is I do not have such devices . google mini, Alexa, smart lighting etc. all devices connected I know them from MAC but just not this one.
Loaded beta 2... For me the same issues at beta 1. DHCP not resolved from provider error. Every other firmware works perfectly except these 2 betas. Unplug and plug back in WAN cable resolves the problem. On a soft or unplug reboot the issue returns. Tried everything including the ASUS reccomendation of changing DHCP frequency from aggressive to continuous. Still dosen't work.
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