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I had a similar issue with my RT-BE88U and a Nokia 10 Gbps ONT stick where intermittently auto-negotiation during router startup would fail and the speed would be 2.5 Gbps instead of 10 Gbps. For me the solution was a wan-event script: #!/bin/sh scriptname=$(basename "$(readlink -f "$0")" .sh)...

ASUS RT-AX58U Firmware version 3.0.0.4.388_25127 Version 3.0.0.4.388_25127 94.99 MB 2024/09/30 1. Optimized memory management mechanisms, improving system efficiency and stability. 2. Strengthened input validation and data processing workflows, further protecting your information security. 3...

I had the same issue, turning off WPS fixed it for me.

You can change language to English at the bottom right. Then select a firmware file and press Download at the top (not save to Yandex).

You can download older versions here: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/8uYITeoKL8TrJA/TUF-AX5400

There is an official Merlin fork maintained by GNUton which supports your model: https://github.com/gnuton/asuswrt-merlin.ng

Mmmhhh, it works for me, after applying that one-time change on the server side I can connect remotely and from LAN without changing any configuration on the client side.

I had the same issue, workaround was to add below to the OpenVPN custom configuration. After that you have to restart the server. local <your DDNS hostname>

I had the same issue. My workaround was to enable custom scripts support on the nodes by logging in to each of them via SSH client and issue the following commands nvram set jffs2_scripts="1" nvram commit (SSH has to be enabled on the main router and the IP addresses of the nodes can be found...

It's a scrollable list, try using the mouse wheel. RT-AC68U here.

You create a file with the name services-start in /jffs/scripts with this content: #!/bin/sh /usr/sbin/cru a DDNS-NoIP "0 4 1,16 * * /jffs/scripts/ddns-noip.sh" A good starting point to get more familiar with these scripts is Merlin's Wiki https://github.com/RMerl/asuswrt-merlin/wiki/User-scripts

You can force a no-ip update by changing the IP address to 127.0.0.1 or similar and immediately changing it back to your WAN IP. I put this script into /jffs/scripts and let it execute twice a month via cron job. #!/bin/sh SERVICE="noip" USER=YOURUSERID PASS=YOURPASSWORD HOST=YOURHOSTNAME...

Here you go http://rt-n56u.googlecode.com/git/changes.eng.txt

Will give it a try, thanks!

On my Macbook the connection drops out from time to time, status bar shows that it's connected but cannot access network or internet. After disconnecting and connecting it works again. Have not experienced similar issue on Win 7 notebook. But apart from that this firmware is really super stable...