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    Unhappy with Asus RT-N66U

    Did you think it was a fine wine? Did you think it would get better over time? The RT-N66U is getting dated. Anyway, there are more ASUS router out there.
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    RT-AC86U Upgrade to 384.17 Fails

    Start back at the basics. With your current setup, reset router to default settings, make minimal changes, upload latest firmware wired connection, also, re download latest firmware again to make sure its not screwed up.
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    Tricky network planning across two buildings

    @Trip True. Everyone was way overthinking this situation. They need to step back and remember what the end result is. :) Fiber patch works, yes. If it was some 40 computers at location A, and 40 computers at B, and needed real network access, sure. Even a simple wireless bridge would work fine.
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    Tricky network planning across two buildings

    Howdy, 23 meters = 75 feet drop some direct burial cat 6 line and be done. Do a ceiling mounted access point at each location. Fiber =? come on, its a small run. Way over excess for this.
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    [Release 384/NG] Asuswrt-Merlin 384.5 is now available

    Howdy, Things to do! re-download the proper firmware for your unit. extract said files, check files for integrity unplug your router, take out any usb drive, wait... plug router back in login to your router upgrade your router when finished upgrading, wait.... login to router, check things out...
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    [Release] Asuswrt-Merlin 380.64_2 is now available

    Howdy, Downloaded and installed without issue on a few models. 3 x RT-N66U 2 x RT-AC68U 2 x RT-AC87U All routers were simply upgraded (all prior 380.63_2) and all are working fine without any issues.
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    Asuswrt-Merlin 380.58 is now available

    Howdy, Any IPV6 system is still a little shaky without a full on boot. (just the nature of the implementation) Steps to correct situation. 1. power down all components (all off at least 10 minutes) 2. Power on your modem. (wait at least 5 minutes) 3. Power on your router (wait at least 5...
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    Blanket wifi on farm

    Howdy, Go back and read the thread. Also click on the link and read my thread from 5 years ago.
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    Blanket wifi on farm

    Howdy, Listen. You want it cheap and to work. I would say $200 and your done. You do not need fiber. You do not need business class hardware. Its only 60 acres. One AP with a omni directional antennae in the middle. Your done.
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    Farm Wifi equipment choice

    Howdy, All equipment is still working good. Here is a overhead map of the area. The wifi coverage is actually larger than what I drew around. Red star is where the 12dbi onmi directional antennae is. The blue triangles are the access points with static ip'd routers each with its wifi on for...
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    Blanket wifi on farm

    Howdy, OK, you are talking about my thread for the 500 acres farm area. Update: The 500 acre farm wifi setup is still working great. All units working. (knocks on wood) I would think with looking at your overhead image, you could get away with $200 invested. From your main internet source, and...
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    Blanket wifi on farm

    Howdy, OK, I take it you are talking about 60 acres. How are your neighbors? very rural? each farm on 100 acres etc... You best bet is to use a POE access point with a pigtail to a Omni antennae.
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    Engenius 2610 Bridge Problem

    Howdy, You will want to turn on the WDS setting. Without it, it strips off the html header.
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    Asuswrt-Merlin 380.57 is now available

    Howdy, unplug your router for a minute. Turn off your computer. Turn on the router and let it sit for at least 5 minutes before you attempt to connect and configure it. Start your computer and clear your browser cache. Things working better? they probably are :)
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    Best Way to connect 2 RT-AC66U's

    Howdy, I have the same situation. DHCP scope x.x.x.100-150 handed out. Static IP of AP router at x.x.x.2 and say printers at x.x.x.90 Asus router at x.x.x.1 DHCP server, master router wifi 2.4 @ channel 1 and 5 @ 149 Asus router as AP at x.x.x.2 wifi 2.4 @ channel 11 and 5 @ 161 So yes...
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    Best Way to connect 2 RT-AC66U's

    Howdy, CaptainSTX, pay attention here. read the thread. 2 x ASUS AC66U units. 1 unit set as router 1 unit set as ap connected with cat5 or better line. (100meters=theoretical 328ft) have a good day
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    Asuswrt-Merlin 378.56_2 is now available

    Howdy, UNPLUG your modem and router for at least 2 minutes. Turn off your computer. Plug them back in. done
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    Best Way to connect 2 RT-AC66U's

    Howdy, You would run a Cat5e or better cable to the spot you want the additional coverage, and place the AP router #2 there. The main router #1 would have the network cable plugged into a LAN port. The AP router #2, would have this plugged into the WAN port. The main router will be supplying...
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    Best Way to connect 2 RT-AC66U's

    Howdy, Do not over think it. First router setup as router out of the box, set your SSID's and passwords. Run your network cable to the second unit. Before you hook it up, connect your computer to it and from out of the box, set it as AP mode, set your SSID's and passwords. Now set it in place...
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