Thanks for test and reply.
Please clarify a bit, what is it. I do not see problems to set the same SSID for 2.4 and for 5GHz at the same time. I do not like such mix, but anyway.
Voxel.
Does anybody have access to DFS channels on the r9000?
On stock firmware and this, I have no DFS. Only way I see DFS is on DDWRT.
1.After two days testing,I found the QoS still has the same problems !
If turn it on....the R9000 will drop all networks or randomly reboots.
Just the same with the stock firmware.
2.Smart connect......
I don't know if this is just a marketing for a product.
Or I can just manual input the same ssid to the wifi setup without any unexpected results???
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Voxel,
No issues with the firmware but the hardware is a problem. No matter what I do the speeds with or with out are very disappointing. From 50 up 700 up and 70 to 650 max up. I used the Centruylink modem in dridge mode to but no matter what the Centruylink router wired and the Asus Rt-3500 935 up and down are way better. As for Wifi my old Asus RT-AC66u is way better. I have tried three nighthawks the x4, x8, and now the x10. I am thinking of using Asus rat-88u or the GT-3500.
Does anybody have access to DFS channels on the r9000?
On stock firmware and this, I have no DFS. Only way I see DFS is on DDWRT.
2.Smart connect......
I don't know if this is just a marketing for a product.
Or I can just manual input the same ssid to the wifi setup without any unexpected results???
.After two days testing,I found the QoS still has the same problems !
If turn it on....the R9000 will drop all networks or randomly reboots.
Just the same with the stock firmware.
By unclear reason DFS is disabled in GUI. Maybe it is just a bug. But maybe problems in drivers.
I can enable it (to allow selection from GUI). Somebody wants to test?
Voxel.
Yes please
Why does DFS work on DDWRT?
May I ask what exactly is this FW build on? Is it some Asus fork (like Vortex for R7000), DD-WRT fork or it is based on original FW?
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