Recent content by bleuzebra

This is a consumer grade product. Resetting to factory defaults after upgrading / downgrading firmware should not be needed (and makes a mockery of having a toggle switch for Auto Firmware Upgrade!)

Dear Asus, do actually perform regression testing on your firmware releases? 24hr experience with this release has not been good. HomeKit devices have had major instability - the dreaded 'no response'. Meross power sockets unable to join network after router reboot, necessitating power...

Just wondering if you ever got this to work?

Offline devices can be found on the DHCP tab of all places: Advanced Settings / LAN / DHCP Server: Then click in the box to select a MAC address to add as a static IP and there's a link right down at the bottom right that says "Show Offline Client List" It truly could not be more hidden imho!

Ah yes I've discovered this 'undocumented feature' of this version too! Does seem to be rectified by a power cycle, but really shouldn't have to resort to this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Jersey_Industries Do you have an energy smart meter device trying to connect?

Rolling back to Firmware version 3.0.0.6.102_37012 definitely returned better network stability for my setup.

HomePod mini connection stability and general Apple Home response has been awful in my two node setup on this release. Rolled back to ASUS ZenWiFi BQ16 Firmware version 3.0.0.6.102_37012 and stability returned.

You seem to not have the faintest idea of what a forum is for, chap.

Hence why I started my comment with 'Not quite sure…' so your reply is terse to say the least. What a pleasant entry to these forums for me. Oh and with BQ16 would that not be Quad-band?

Not quite sure if there is technically a problem with doing a factory-default reset and then importing a saved settings file? Seems to have worked fine on my BQ16 pair doing this. Other than as has been mentioned the SSL/TLS cert not playing nicely with Safari - but then that's nothing new for...