I've been using an RT-BE88U for the past 22 days without any issues, this week I've configured it to use GPON SFP stick so I won't have to use my ISP's ONT, everything is working as expected.
But looking through clips of how other people have set this up (one example being in another post here), I've noticed that they have a lot more options in the LAN\Switch Control menu, especially options that pertain to SFP.
I only have one.
Looking in Element Inspector (F12) shows that there are a bunch of option entries that are set to not display.
If I delete the
from the style option of each table row tag, then the rest of the options show up, although the "GPON module's IP address" option is still not there and I'm guessing Asus might have a valid reason for hiding the options.
In case it's relevant, the router is operating in single WAN mode.
Has anyone encountered this too, especially on RT-BE88U?
Later Edit: looking through the decoded config file, the only option from that section that I can find is Jumbo Frame.
At this point I'm suspecting that the reason why the rest of the options aren't displayed in the GUI is because they have yet to be implemented at the OS level.
But looking through clips of how other people have set this up (one example being in another post here), I've noticed that they have a lot more options in the LAN\Switch Control menu, especially options that pertain to SFP.
I only have one.
Looking in Element Inspector (F12) shows that there are a bunch of option entries that are set to not display.
If I delete the
Code:
display:none
In case it's relevant, the router is operating in single WAN mode.
Has anyone encountered this too, especially on RT-BE88U?
Later Edit: looking through the decoded config file, the only option from that section that I can find is Jumbo Frame.
At this point I'm suspecting that the reason why the rest of the options aren't displayed in the GUI is because they have yet to be implemented at the OS level.
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