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Ahh, good to know. I hadn't ever noticed that before. Thanks.

Thank you! That worked! I had kind of given up, but your suggestion worked out.

Thanks itpp20. I did exactly that but it failed. It did seem to connect, and start uploading the firmware, but when it got to 40% uploaded, it went back to 0, repeated this, and then the third time it failed, saying it failed to update the firmware.

I should have mentioned I was upgrading from 386.3_2

Today I tried to update the firmware on my AC68U to 386.5 and when it finished it told me to finish by manually rebooting my router. This was strange, as I don't think I've ever seen that before when upgrading firmware. I turned it off/on, and now it seems to be bricked. I've tried a factory...

Wow, thanks everyone for the help.

Thanks, but I don't have any USB devices.

I have a RT-AC68U and running an old version of the merlin firmware (3.0.0.4.374.43_2). It has been working perfectly, so haven't kept up with the recent updates. I decided to download the current firmware (RT-AC68U_380.68_2.zip). I extracted the RT-AC68U_380.68_2.trx file, and select it...

status lights in Web UI are not displaying I just upgraded my RT-AC68U from 41 to 42. Everything is fully functional as far as accessing the internet with wired and wireless connections. However, the status lights in the upper/right corner (Wireless, Guest Network, Internet Status, etc) seem...

Thanks KGB7. I see it there. Interestingly, it doesn't show up here: http://www.asus.com/Networking/RTAC68U/#support under the "Drivers and Tools" link.

Is this announcement somewhere on the ASUS website? When I go there and look at the available firmware, I still only see the 4561 version.

I had the AC68U reboot problem with firmware 4561 as well, and I had the FTP service off. It would reboot 1-2 times per day. I too noticed it would often happen in the middle of the night (~3-4am). I've since reverted my firmware to Merlin's 40-alpha4 and have been up for 1.5 days without a...

I have the AC68U and am running Merlin 40-Alpha 4 firmware. I saw a couple lines in my system log that made me curious: Mar 15 03:28:59 kernel: br0: port 2(eth1) neighbor 8000.xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx lost Mar 15 03:28:59 kernel: br0: topology change detected, propagating (I "xx"'d out the MAC...

Okay, thanks. I did a factor reset, and put back in all my settings. That did clear up the problem, so all VPN status lines show "Stopped" now. Thanks!

No, I didn't... I installed the 40-alpha4 firmware from the ASUS official 4561. I didn't think a factory reset was required, based on my reading of the included README. If you look at your VPN Status when VPN server is disabled, does it show everything stopped?