So... I don't have QOS enabled....and I try to set Level 2 HW acceleration...but the router reboots and says its back on level 1.
Setting wont stick. IPv6 is disabled.
Level 2 is not available on the RT-AC68.
So... I don't have QOS enabled....and I try to set Level 2 HW acceleration...but the router reboots and says its back on level 1.
Setting wont stick. IPv6 is disabled.
Level 2 is not available on the RT-AC68.
O...so they don't bother to remove the option from their firmware then.
What models support Level 2 then?
The option was erroneously present in one or two firmware versions a few months ago. If it still appears on your router with the latest firmware then it means that either you have some old leftover nvram settings from those versions, or something else in your configuration is fooling the capability detection code the firmware runs at boot time to determine if the router supports it or not.
Hmm... Mine also erroneously shows this option on my AC68U as well. I'm running 3.0.0.4.376_1663 of stock firmware (which it says is current). One of the first things I did was restore factory settings to clear old settings out. Still get the invalid option for NAT hardware acceleration.
Are you willing to pay near the level of Cisco Entreprise Routers? Most home users aren't.
Hmm... Mine also erroneously shows this option on my AC68U as well. I'm running 3.0.0.4.376_1663 of stock firmware (which it says is current). One of the first things I did was restore factory settings to clear old settings out. Still get the invalid option for NAT hardware acceleration.
As I posted in the Merlin thread just now, I think the Adaptive QOS is borked in the latest Asus official release. Rebooting the modem fixes it.
Pity Asus cannot try to rise to near the level of Cisco Enterprise Routers.
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