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After installing 378.56 on my RT-AC3200 I noticed after 3 days 12.5 hours that I could no longer login to it via HTTP. No problems getting into it via SSH and it appeared to be routing traffic with no problems. Is there some way to restart httpd ?
Of course rebooting it resolved the issue. I recently reset the device to factory defaults and upgraded it to 378.56. In this past when I could no longer login via HTTP, I could not login via ssh either and was forced to power cycle the unit, so this is an improvement.
This unit is configured as an internet gateway to a 30mb up/down via a microware. It doesn't seem to matter which of my ASUS routers I put in this location, an RT-AC66, An RT-AC68 or this RT-AC3200. All of them seem to have the same issues after 3-10 days. Setup as AP's they seem to run forever. Using ASUS firmware get's similar results. Of course the RT-AC3200 is so much faster then the rest, especially for access to the storage plugged into the USB3 port.
Of course rebooting it resolved the issue. I recently reset the device to factory defaults and upgraded it to 378.56. In this past when I could no longer login via HTTP, I could not login via ssh either and was forced to power cycle the unit, so this is an improvement.
This unit is configured as an internet gateway to a 30mb up/down via a microware. It doesn't seem to matter which of my ASUS routers I put in this location, an RT-AC66, An RT-AC68 or this RT-AC3200. All of them seem to have the same issues after 3-10 days. Setup as AP's they seem to run forever. Using ASUS firmware get's similar results. Of course the RT-AC3200 is so much faster then the rest, especially for access to the storage plugged into the USB3 port.