Does this happen with the setting in the GUI or pushing the button on the back of the router?
Can confirm this. Has been happening for most of the Alpha & Beta versions for my AX88U. But It hasn't bugged me because you can run #3 and leds go off. Bigger fish...With settings in the GUI. Here's the way to reproduce the problem:
1) From GUI (either web portal or iPhone App) set the LED to off. Visual confirm that the LED is off on the router chassis).
2) Reboot the router. All LED come back on.
3) From GUI, the setting is still showing "off" (which is contradicting with what's showing on the router chassis). In order to turn the LED off, I'd have to:
a) Put the setting to "On" position.
b) Put the setting to "Off" position again.
What happens if you just turn off the LED with the button on the back of the router?
I have one AC86U in front of me running 386.2 Merlin and the button at the back doesn't do anything.
Try long-hold it.
RT-AC86U, Merlin 386. It looks like when the router reboots, the LED lights will turn on regardless the previous settings.
I ran the code and received "0"What is the output from:
Code:nvram get led_disable
nvram set led_disable=1
nvram get led_disable
nvram set led_disable=1
nvram commit
Thanks for this. I was having the same issue with a 58u as an aimesh node.I ran the code and received "0"
Then ran:
Code:nvram set led_disable=1
And set it to 1. I'll see if this sticks.
Update: This appears to have worked - I have to wait for a time when no one is using the internet before I can test this sort of thing.
For full update:
SSH to your node - use the IP address in your DHCP assignment list, use the same ID/PW as main mesh router.
issue code
should return just "0"Code:nvram get led_disable
issue code
Code:nvram set led_disable=1 nvram commit
you can try "nvram get led_disable" again to confirm you return "1"
reboot to confirm, either by looking at the mesh node and confirming no leds or using SSH and "nvram get led_disable" to confirm =1
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