Recent content by apotts

I have exactly this issue - solved by the ZyXEL VMG8324-B10A.

No idea, but exactly the same problem here on the S9+ (since the move to Pie).

Dare I ask? All I need is: 3 wifi "points" No disconnects Wifi calling that actually works. Not a great demand, but it's not happening here.

I have resorted to 3 mains power time switches, that each stop the power for 1 minute daily on the router and the 2 nodes. The inbuilt re-boot function never seemed to do a proper re-boot. Very tempted by something simple like Google wifi atm.

Use the app instead.

So.... If you are waiting for the "fixed everything" firmware, I suspect your wait will be long. Not just for Asus, but for any manufacturer of any product that has updatable firmware. 45149 working well here - other than the network list. If I want the network list, I use the app. Not too...

Critic, Your sentiment might be diluted by your over-reaction. I am not using IPv6, and this firmware so far seems to be better (86U router, 2x 68U nodes). Your "avoid" advice directed at users like me is therefore inaccurate. The client list on this new firmware is still a bit of a mess...

With this update, my router lost its nodes. Nothing after a good 5 minutes. But I had to go out, and decided to fix it later. Came back an hour later and it had found them!

Updated mine through the GUI. Needed a power cycle for router and nodes. Wifi seems much better. I get a consistent 35 MB/s both directions on file transfer (internal network) on my laptop.

Router is an 86U.

Fixed by populating all of these lists with resolved names, rather than MAC addresses.

Is it about time this was fixed? It has been more or less forever, and across router models too. Asus can do it for the app, but why not the router UI?

My 5GHz performance was a mess, in fact the whole thing was a mess. I did a complete init, including resetting the nodes. Basic default setup, no guest network and it seems fine. So far...

I know - but the last firmware was fine. Auto-rebooted nightly for a month. As soon as this f/w went in, it all fell apart again.

Hmm. Updated yesterday. The overnight auto-reboot killed everything. The 86U and the nodes all needed a power cycle to get things working again this morning. Will monitor...