Marketing and Asus makes all high-end models Gaming marketed to squeeze even more money. Don’t forget ROG Ethernet cables for your new ROG router.
Thanks for the heads up.FlexQoS reached the end of the road. The developer moved to different platform. Not guaranteed to work in 3006 firmware.
But as of today....all is running smoothly!!!
I am...but the ROG marketing hasn't changed from 3004 to 3006.Looking at your signature you are running 3004 firmware. This thread is for 3006 firmware.
and possibly if you can fix it to 6GHz
I'm really glad I picked up that set of ROG shielded fiber cables to hook up my PC to the 1GB port on the router! A little pricey, but well worth it. Of course I didn't expect that I would also need the ROG-branded fiber->ethernet transceivers either... definitely sticker shock, but that 1GB seems super fast now!Marketing and Asus makes all high-end models Gaming marketed to squeeze even more money. Don’t forget ROG Ethernet cables for your new ROG router.
Hey I counted at least 3 commas in that super long mega run-on sentence!
I'm really glad I picked up that set of ROG shielded fiber cables
That's exactly why its shielded! SSH is blazingly fast now. I might go for a dual fiber nic next and make this 1GB port scream!You got very lucky your equipment was compatible because ROG fiber uses RGB laser.
I'll go by what you say 3006 for the AX1100 pro is not ready for prme time . I trust your judgment on this .My router is stable and running well no complaints .At this time It doesn`t. 3006 is largely 3004 but with SDN, which is highly complex and is spread throughout the whole code base. Everything has to be adapted to deal with that, not just guest networks. This leads to new issues being introduced in 3006. For instance, DoT is currently broken in 3006 if you have disabled SDN instances, because the SDN handling code will kill running stubby instances if an SDN that would also rely on that same stubby instance is disabled. This is something that I had to fix myself recently, I sent the fix upstream last week.
People who want 3006 are people who never used 3006. A lot of Wifi 7 users are unhappy at these issues that they are experiencing.
3004 is in a fairly good place at this time, it's best that devices still on 388 stays un 388 until the 3006 issues can be resolved. And while I may fix the occasional 3006 issue (like DoT), I intend to let Asus engineers take care of most of the other issues, because the whole SDN code is too complicated for me to be able to fully grasp.
Ssttt my Rog is asleepThat's exactly why its shielded! SSH is blazingly fast now. I might go for a dual fiber nic next and make this 1GB port scream!
Which is the preferred version, 86 or 88? And why?Very nice for folks following the upgrade path.
RT-AC86U -> RT-AX86U -> RT-AX86U Pro -> RT-BE86U
RT-AC88U -> RT-AX88U -> RT-AX88U Pro -> RT-BE88U
Which is the preferred version
Similar questions have been asked before, but it will depend more on your needs and what you're looking for:Which is the preferred version, 86 or 88? And why?
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