RT-N56U-New Firmware (3.0.0.4.318)-Feedback?
- Thread starter rrobster
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If you can not wait for Asus to implement this Guest Networks you should try
the Padavans f/w where there is Wireless - Guest AP on both the 2.4 and the 5 GHz bands. I have not tried this feature but as all the stuff I need to use works in this f/w it should work ...
the Padavans f/w where there is Wireless - Guest AP on both the 2.4 and the 5 GHz bands. I have not tried this feature but as all the stuff I need to use works in this f/w it should work ...
Yes, there are a few graphical errors. I will let the developers know
I don't think Guest Networks will be on the RT-N56u. The developers are looking into it, but it may never be included. It requires additional memory that the RT-N56u just doesn't have. If it was implemented, other features (including normal throughput) may suffer. The decision right now is to leave it out so that the regular features work properly.
I am using the N56 as just an access point. I upgraded to the .318 firmware and after about a week the wireless would not connect to the internet. It would allow a connection to the local network (fling detected local hosts), but either there was a DNS problem or a routing problem because URLs would not work. The web interface worked and I was able to login to the unit. I did not look at the syslog before I rebooted. I have backed down to the .260 firmware, which had not given me any problems.
flyerman22
New Around Here
Can someone help me setup this router after a Verizon router? What are the settings on this router? Please. I have been trying and can't seem to get it to work. I setup this router as 192.168.1.2 I want to use this as my wireless router. Do you setup in router mode or AP? Probably easy settings but can't get the wireless to work. Thank you.
router firmware: 3.0.0.4.260
router firmware: 3.0.0.4.260
LHF
Regular Contributor
Downgrade f/w
Hi !
I think it would be better you use the Rescue Utility. See this post (http://forums.smallnetbuilder.com/showthread.php?t=7567&page=18).
Bye !
Hi !
I think it would be better you use the Rescue Utility. See this post (http://forums.smallnetbuilder.com/showthread.php?t=7567&page=18).
Bye !
Hi
Somebody with a nexus 4 and an asus n56? I have slow download speeds over wifi with my nexus 4 (not with my other devices) and I wonder if someone else with this setup has the same problem? I try to narrow down what the problem is. I have changed every settings I know of in the router and I have tried almost all firmwares(currently running .206) but nothing seems to help.
Thanks
Edit. The strange thing is that from time to time the speed is great. These times seems to be after I have restarted the router(not always) or if I have made some changes in the router settings(but not always). The time the speed is good isn't so long, maybe for 5-20 minutes (sometimes longer and sometimes shorter) =/ It is really hard to explain the behavior as it is inconstant.
Somebody with a nexus 4 and an asus n56? I have slow download speeds over wifi with my nexus 4 (not with my other devices) and I wonder if someone else with this setup has the same problem? I try to narrow down what the problem is. I have changed every settings I know of in the router and I have tried almost all firmwares(currently running .206) but nothing seems to help.
Thanks
Edit. The strange thing is that from time to time the speed is great. These times seems to be after I have restarted the router(not always) or if I have made some changes in the router settings(but not always). The time the speed is good isn't so long, maybe for 5-20 minutes (sometimes longer and sometimes shorter) =/ It is really hard to explain the behavior as it is inconstant.
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Upgraded to .318
****Update 1-4-2013**** Everything is running smoothly with the .318 update. The issue I was having with losing reception was limited to my Galaxy Note 2, it would drop off while my other devices remained connected. I set the Note 2 to a static IP instead of DHCP and so far, everything's OK. Thanks again to everyone for their feedback.
****Update 1-4-2013**** Everything is running smoothly with the .318 update. The issue I was having with losing reception was limited to my Galaxy Note 2, it would drop off while my other devices remained connected. I set the Note 2 to a static IP instead of DHCP and so far, everything's OK. Thanks again to everyone for their feedback.
Addictedtokaos
Occasional Visitor
I was using 1.0.1.8m before jumping to 318 since with .8n i would experience wifi connectivity issues.
Now with 318 everything appeared fine at first but then my WAN speed just died. I would take for ever to open webpages after one night. Reboot and now its all fine again.
I did a reset after applying 318 and all stock settings.
Now with 318 everything appeared fine at first but then my WAN speed just died. I would take for ever to open webpages after one night. Reboot and now its all fine again.
I did a reset after applying 318 and all stock settings.
LHF
Regular Contributor
Hi kshaw,
And what about Media Server in this version ? Does it work fine and stable ?
Thanks !
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wanttotree
Guest
in 318, media server kept on crashing. need to reflash to another fw
Hi,
Can anyone confirm whether FaceTime works properly with this new firmware? I'm on 1018n and when I try to FaceTime someone, that person says that there is no ring or notification on their end...and vice versa. The only way to connect is if we are both in the FaceTime app at the same time and one of us makes the call.
Can anyone confirm whether FaceTime works properly with this new firmware? I'm on 1018n and when I try to FaceTime someone, that person says that there is no ring or notification on their end...and vice versa. The only way to connect is if we are both in the FaceTime app at the same time and one of us makes the call.
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.318 gave me no issues with 2.4Ghz in terms of clients being dropped from wifi...but WIRED web browsing was slow and would often just hang.
Also had sporadic problems with Remote Desktop connections from inside and outside my local network.
VPN, WoL and miniDLNA worked correctly.
(Went back to .260 - but 2.4Ghz wifi has weird hiccups - pinging the router results in response times from 1ms up to 2430ms!!!!! ) Web browsing worked great but unacceptable for online gaming and VOIP).
I'm gonna find .317 and try that one out.
(edit: Searching the thread didn't find any trace of "317"..had to go through it page by page by page by page:
http://forums.smallnetbuilder.com/showpost.php?p=55066&postcount=183)
With both the above ver. I reset the router settings to factory defaults.
Windows 7 64bit
Also had sporadic problems with Remote Desktop connections from inside and outside my local network.
VPN, WoL and miniDLNA worked correctly.
(Went back to .260 - but 2.4Ghz wifi has weird hiccups - pinging the router results in response times from 1ms up to 2430ms!!!!!
) Web browsing worked great but unacceptable for online gaming and VOIP).I'm gonna find .317 and try that one out.
(edit: Searching the thread didn't find any trace of "317"..had to go through it page by page by page by page:
http://forums.smallnetbuilder.com/showpost.php?p=55066&postcount=183)
With both the above ver. I reset the router settings to factory defaults.
Windows 7 64bit
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wanttotree
Guest
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wanttotree
Guest
No sweat! I knew that but it wont hurt to share and let u experience yrself. Dont wanna try 206 instead? Or 189?
