@RMerlin Why is it shown here then, it's confusing.V4 requires too much additional components to the firmware, and would only be supported by the RT-AX88U's newer kernel. V2 was already there, it was just broken.
I don't want to devote any more time on NAS functionalities since the router makes for a poor NAS, and only focus on fixing/tweaking what is already supported.
HE frames are a 802.11ax only feature.
@RMerlin Just looked this up in wiki:V4 requires too much additional components to the firmware, and would only be supported by the RT-AX88U's newer kernel. V2 was already there, it was just broken.
I don't want to devote any more time on NAS functionalities since the router makes for a poor NAS, and only focus on fixing/tweaking what is already supported.
HE frames are a 802.11ax only feature.
IEEE 802.11ax, marketed as Wi-Fi 6 by Wi-Fi Alliance[1][2], is one of the two wireless specifications standards, of IEEE 802.11, both expecting full deployment late 2019[3][4]; the other is ay. They can be thought of as High Efficiency Wireless.
802.11ax is designed to operate in all band spectrums between 1 and 7 GHz when they become available in addition to the 2.4 and 5 GHz already existing. Devices presented at CES 2018 showed a top speed of 11 Gbit/s.[5] For dense deployments, throughput speeds are 4× higher than IEEE 802.11ac, even though the nominal data rate is just 37% faster at most. Latency is also down 75%.[6]
To improve spectrum efficient utilization, the new version introduces methods such as OFDMA, higher order 1024-QAM modulation, and uplink direction added with the downlink of MIMO and MU-MIMO to further increase throughput, as well as dependability improvements of power consumption and security protocols such as Target Wake Time and WPA3.
Disregard my posts above, I thought you meant it was a 5g only setting.V4 requires too much additional components to the firmware, and would only be supported by the RT-AX88U's newer kernel. V2 was already there, it was just broken.
I don't want to devote any more time on NAS functionalities since the router makes for a poor NAS, and only focus on fixing/tweaking what is already supported.
HE frames are a 802.11ax only feature.
No idea.Merlin,
Great work been a fan for a long time here.
Do you now if WAN Aggregation will ever make it to AC88U like it is available on AX88U?
Peter
RT-AX88U f/w 384.10
No. LiveUpdate is a Windows program, totally unrelated to routers.Is this relevant to ASUS Merlin users? I know a few ASUS users that I’ll now need to check if they’re compromised.
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/operation-shadowhammer-asus-live-update-utility-compromised.55750/
Is this relevant to ASUS Merlin users? I know a few ASUS users that I’ll now need to check if they’re compromised.
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/operation-shadowhammer-asus-live-update-utility-compromised.55750/
chmod a+rx filenameAnyone tried to run a script at the CLI ? I keep getting "access denied" (must be doing something wrong)
RT-AX5300U / 384.10.0
chmod a+rx filename
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Under Tools>Other Settings:
Wan:Use local caching........ Setting tooltip is still showing TODO, looks like you forget to alter that, no biggie for sure but just to let you know lol.
I saw that too!
I just thought it may have been because I did a dirty flash from Beta 3 though. I'll be checking it when I do a full M&M Config later this week or early next week.
Either way, this won't affect the great performance I'm seeing so far.
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