It's the latest stock firmware 3.0.0.4.386_43137-gc42c548What firmware version?
Hi thanks for replying, yes I did power cycle, It's a fiber modem with restricted access and only 1 port to use. On one of local forums they said to just use the AC68u as an AP to remove the double nat but I will lose a lot of features and give no choice but redo the aimesh nodes? Does double nat really halve the internet speed?Did you completely power off/on the router after making those changes? Have you tried factory resetting the router followed by the bare minimum amount of configuration then testing again?
I'm sorry I wasn't very clear, what I did was connect the 1st lan port (ports 2, 3 and 4 are disabled from ISP) of the ISPs modem to the WAN port of the AC68u. I cant access the ISPs modem. That's why I just thought to connect it to the WAN port of the AC68u as the aimesh router.Double NAT is something completely different doesn't effect (let alone halve) speeds. I thought your "modem" was just a cable modem but reading your post again it appears to be a combination modem/router with it's own WiFi. Not that it should effect your problem, but are you bridging this modem/router or are you just leaving it in router mode with the WiFi disabled?
This is how my setup is right now, if I connect to the ISPs modem directly via lan or wifi I get around 500 Mb/s DL. And if I connect to AC68u I get around 230 Mb/s DL.Leave most of the RT-AC68U settings default, only set the Router Login Name and Password and Wireless SSID's and pass phrases.
Then connect the RT-AC68U with the WAN port to LAN port 1 of the ISP modem.
Connect a laptop to LAN port 1 of the RT-AC68U and do a speed test.
Sir thank you for your time! It's a PLDT Fiberhome PON ONU. Port 2 and 3 is for value added services and port 4 I think the reserve for IPTV. Someone from my local forums said to disable QOS and enable CTF/NAT acceleration and it worked. Thanks again!What is the WAN Connection Type set to on the Asus?
I'm still confused by your modem/router. Why is the WiFi still enabled but your ISP has disabled LAN ports 2, 3 and 4? Who is your ISP and what is the model of the modem/router?
I'm sorry sir but I've never touched that setting before. I just had my fiber plan yesterday and got confused why it halved my speed by just connecting the asus router. Apologies.Then your RT-AC68U was NOT set to default values!
By default QoS is disabled and by default NAT accelaration is set to Auto (and will likely Enable itself).
Thanks for the confusion.
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