my login information is not being accepted. router says wrong password.You can't reach the web gui to enter user and password or your old password doesn't work?
If it's can't enter web gui, Try clearing browser cache then one of these:
router.asus.com
192.168.1.1
I too have this problem. My old password stopped working in my RT-AC68U's web console after I attempted to update the firmware version from 384.19 to 386.7. The upgrade didn't work, and the password was reset. To what, I do not know.
I still have SSH access, because I use public key authentication for SSH. I could login via SSH and change my password using `chpasswd`.
my login information is not being accepted. router says wrong password.
tried that, no joy.Try default credentials admin, admin.
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tried all browsers i had installed. will try rebooting and different devices when I get home.long shot, different device and/or browser? or the app?
sorry, I'm not sure how I can check this. I typed them out one at a time on a notepad. copy pasted. no joy.Could it be a matter of the password being truncated to no spaces or less than so many characters?
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That was a fairly major jump in version (nearly two years, and a major revision jump). The password is now encrypted for improved security, something particular about your password may have caused a problem when it attempted to automatically encrypt the old password.I too have this problem. My old password stopped working in my RT-AC68U's web console after I attempted to update the firmware version from 384.19 to 386.7. The upgrade didn't work, and the password was reset. To what, I do not know.
The OP upgraded to 386.7 from what? From stock/OEM or a prior Merlin version? If it's the latter, from what specific version (the greater the jump, the more problematic)? That could be the difference in why it works for some and NOT others.
that's what I did. it rebooted to not accepting my creds.Hm, I went through firmware upgrade today without issues. From 386.5_2 to 386.7, on RT-AC86U.
Factory reset seems to be in your near future.
done and done.don't copy and paste them, type manually.
That was a fairly major jump in version (nearly two years, and a major revision jump). The password is now encrypted for improved security, something particular about your password may have caused a problem when it attempted to automatically encrypt the old password.
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