Recent content by AlphaGator1

That is a really good idea. Now that I've wired the backhaul, I can just use the spare GT6 I have as the hub, then set up my BE19 as its own Wi-Fi 7 network.

@jzchen and @Tech9 I originally had the GT6 as my AIMesh, and I got the GT-BE19000AI as a new hub because I am fortunate enough to afford it and thought it would be somewhat future-proof as ASUS' flagship model. I also plan to take advantage of the AI chip/capabilities at some point (I am...

cool

Unfortunately, no CAT wiring. I do have RG6 and am using that to do wired backhaul down to the basement from the 2nd floor using a MoCA device (which works perfectly fine).

no, but I will give it a try. that's for a part of the house for guests, and we have none, so I can turn it off.

I had just restarted everything when I took that screenshot. I have over 40 clients throughout a very large house (5,200 sqft). The nodes are not about the number of clients though, it's about providing coverage in every room.

Should I enable MLO maybe? I have the GT6 as my main AI Mesh nodes, with an AC5300 in one of the more remote bedrooms.

OK, thanks for that! Welp, I lied. It's back to lagging again (haven't tried in several days). I give up. I don't really care about this specific website...I am just annoyed that this is happening, and this just happens to be the one place I notice it. It's not difficult to switch to the AT&T...

I mean disabling "Advertise router's IP in addition to user-specified DNS"...my understanding is that setting add's the router as a middleman for DNS and disabling allows everything to go directly to the ISP's DNS. I don't fully understand this setting, but disabling it fixed my lag without any...

I switched back to ISP DNS...will test tonight

Interesting. I did grab the latest firmware from yesterday. I might try the ATT DNS again now that I know the router won't be intercepting it.

Figured it out. I had to disable DNS Advertisement on the BE19000AI (Settings > LAN > DHCP Server > Advertise router's IP in addition to user-specified DNS = No). I also manually set the DNS to Google (but I had tried this before). As you suggested, I did isolated testing with nothing connected...

I'll give it a go. I am at my wits' end with this. I still can't figure out why the BE19 absolutely crawls, but my modem's wifi is fine. If I withdraw from the license, will I lose the ability to do firmware upgrades? Or can I still do them, just has to be manual?

How do I do that? I have all AIProtection disabled:

Yeah, it's weird. It loads very fast during the day, then at night it becomes unresponsive...very slow. I don't think it's ISP traffic because all other websites and speedtests are fast on the BE19 at night. If I switch to the ATT router at night, the site loads fast. So, it seems to be...