Asuswrt-Merlin 374.41 is now available for download.
Here are the highlights of this release:
As usual, wireless stability is something completely out of my control. If you have issues, start by disabling Beamforming support on BOTH radio bands, in case your clients might simply not be compatible. If you still have issues, go through the usual: check the channel you are using, don't use 40 MHz channel width if your 2.4 GHz band is overcrowded, delete and recreate the wireless connection profile on your clients, and as a last resort try a factory default reset + manual reconfiguration. A lot issues can be resolved by these steps, and they have nothing to do with the router's wireless driver itself.
Changelog is here.
Downloads are here.
MD5Sums:
Enjoy, and happy Easter!
Here are the highlights of this release:
- Merged with Asus's 374_5047 GPL (from the RT-AC68U). This release resolves the random reboot issues on the RT-AC68U, redesigns the DLNA/FTP/SMB server configuration pages, option to auto-logout of webui after timeout, and updates minidlna and radvd to their latest releases. Asus also implemented numerous additional security fixes since the last release.
- Miniupnpd has been updated to the latest release, which adds PCP (Port Control Protocol) support. Note that only MAP requests are supported.
- A new option has been added to enable/disable WAN access to the FTP server. This option can be found on the FTP tab (under USB). Note that the default is to disable WAN access. If you remotely access your FTP server, make sure you enable WAN access to it.
- The WOL page has been fixed (it was broken in a recent Asus release)
- An experimental workaround for Comcast IPv6 users has been implemented in the firewall. Please report your results in regard to neighbor solicitation request floods.
- Crashes surrounding the OpenVPN page, using more than 30 static routes, as well as issues surrounding IPTV multicast support and the web interface in languages using UTF8 (such as Russian) have been resolved
- For security reasons, the Run CMD page has been removed. In the last few releases Asus has been tightening security in the web server backend, restricting what processes can be launched by it through the webui. Since keeping the Run Cmd page would basically overset all these security improvements, I have decided to remove it. Using putty/XShell4/ssh isn't difficult, and well worth the security improvements.
As usual, wireless stability is something completely out of my control. If you have issues, start by disabling Beamforming support on BOTH radio bands, in case your clients might simply not be compatible. If you still have issues, go through the usual: check the channel you are using, don't use 40 MHz channel width if your 2.4 GHz band is overcrowded, delete and recreate the wireless connection profile on your clients, and as a last resort try a factory default reset + manual reconfiguration. A lot issues can be resolved by these steps, and they have nothing to do with the router's wireless driver itself.
Changelog is here.
Downloads are here.
MD5Sums:
Code:
47766bb402a30a88ddc21ba0fb8e8ac9 RT-AC56U_3.0.0.4_374.41_0.trx
b80509fe7b51d3a4bbbc8335768ed4ef RT-AC66U_3.0.0.4_374.41_0.trx
dce21b7cff6c79e5f6ead8e31518aa08 RT-AC68U_3.0.0.4_374.41_0.trx
35d5a60844b2d3891c621124b574d7ac RT-N16_3.0.0.4_374.41_0.trx
503853a1cb1b3b9888415793740c2bc8 RT-N66U_3.0.0.4_374.41_0.trxEnjoy, and happy Easter!
Now if you could get the 5 G light from flashing it would be prefect. Also the GUI shows password as weak. It is in fact stealth.
