Release RT-BE92UFirmware version 3.0.0.6_102_37526-g5772bd6_1099-ga930e 04/02/2025

[iFrogMac]

Firmware version 3.0.0.6_102_37526-g5772bd6_1099-ga930e
- Release note -

Improved system stability
Support site:

ASUS RT-BE92U - Support

www.asus.com

 

[iFrogMac]

Update went as expected, and everything seems to be normal. Screenshot below:

 

[Spartan]

Firmware version 3.0.0.6_102_37526-g5772bd6_1099-ga930e
- Release note -

Improved system stability
Support site:

ASUS RT-BE92U - Support

www.asus.com

The site still gives me 3.0.0.6.102_37506, but I checked for updates via the router settings page, and it did the auto upgrade for both my RT-BE92U

 

[iFrogMac]

The site still gives me 3.0.0.6.102_37506, but I checked for updates via the router settings page, and it did the auto upgrade for both my RT-BE92U

Well, I'm glad to hear you had a successful update, either way.

 

[JWoo]

It looks like Asus is updating the bootloader in all of these updates. That is a generally bad practice unless they are actually fixing some faults or adding functionality in the bootloader. Anyone know why Asus is doing that?

 

[alba666]

I updated and have had to pull the plug on my router and modem multiple times and a factory reset on router to get it working.
Seeing my upload speed go from 60 to 10 Meg on my Gigabit Mediacom internet connection. Tested from the router and my iPhone with same result.
Very strange. I’m going to let it go overnight and check again in the morning.

 

[Spartan]

I updated and have had to pull the plug on my router and modem multiple times and a factory reset on router to get it working.
Seeing my upload speed go from 60 to 10 Meg on my Gigabit Mediacom internet connection. Tested from the router and my iPhone with same result.
Very strange. I’m going to let it go overnight and check again in the morning.

weird, I didn't factory restore even, just did an upgrade and everything's working the same, so perfectly. This has been like one of the best and most stable routers that I've owned despite what some of the nagative reviews on Amazon from people complaining about overheating and whatnot

 

[alba666]

weird, I didn't factory restore even, just did an upgrade and everything's working the same, so perfectly. This has been like one of the best and most stable routers that I've owned despite what some of the nagative reviews on Amazon from people complaining about overheating and whatnot

I invoked the Mediacom troubleshooting bot again and it is now suggesting the splitter as a possible issue. Gonna try to bypass it when “She Who Must Be Obeyed” is not watching the TV.

 

[iFrogMac]

I invoked the Mediacom troubleshooting bot again and it is now suggesting the splitter as a possible issue. Gonna try to bypass it when “She Who Must Be Obeyed” is not watching the TV.

I just ran a speedtest with this new firmware and everything is normal here. I used to have gigabit, but dropp3d it to 500 / 50 as Cox has issues with their lines, or was having issues and the higher speed plans weren't dependable. I also found (even for larger downloads) the plan I have stuck with is very comfortable. At first I was a bit disappointed that I couldn't keep the higher speeds reliable in my setup due to provider issues, but now it's OK, because I know the hardware can go up to 2.5Gbps when the time comes I need that much bandwidth, and have a more stable provider. They could have fixed the issue by now, but since things are stable, I've just left it alone.

Here are my speedtest results:

Speedtest by Ookla - The Global Broadband Speed Test

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www.speedtest.net

 

[alba666]

My issues were from a bad ground on the cable feed. Mediacom fixed it and I am going back to checking this release again.
So far, it has been stable since the cable fix.