Recent content by CaptainBDSC

Hey guys, Just wanted to report back that my GT-BE98 Pro has worked flawlessly since setup...

I decided to return the lemon... I am getting today a ROG Rapture GT-BE98 Pro... Go big or go home?

I chatted with Asus Tech Support. This is what they said about the log entries: The log entries WLC_SCB_DEAUTHORIZE error (-30) and WLC_SCB_DEAUTHENTICATE_FOR_REASON err -30 in your ASUS RTBE96U router logs are strong hints that your WiFi crashes are caused by the router forcibly disconnecting...

I guess I just jinxed it... All wifi crashed... Took a look at the logs and kept seeing these several times per minute or even several times per second: kernel: WLC_SCB_DEAUTHORIZE error (-30) kernel: WLC_SCB_DEAUTHENTICATE_FOR_REASON err -30 Google search says "caused by a bug in the Wi-Fi...

Just reporting back that after a hard factory reset, and manually reconfiguring everything, I have been online for 6.5-days. Looking good so far! Side story: As for the RT-AXE7800 I sent in for repair, Asus wants $216 to "repair" it. The same router new right now is $219! Does this repair cost...

Thanks! :) I then guess a backup file is only useful for restoring a known working setup with the same firmware revision?

You are correct, I did have variable bandwidths as I review the screen shot I shared... and then had a random reboot last night. But, I could not tell tail signs in the logs why it rebooted. I guess if my hard reset fails again, I can try setting the bandwidths. For what it it is, (I feel like...

Thanks, jksmurf! As I was re-setting up my router today, I turned on, again, MLO for client side. I do not use it for back haul as I do not have another access point. I have very few clients that could take advantage of MLO, and I don't necessarily need it at this time... What I am getting at...

is it always NOT the best idea to use a CFG file to restore all your network settings after a hard factor reset?

I did not do a factory reset after the firmware update. Worth a shot! Last night it randomly rebooted.

I guess people that don't have a problem wouldn't be here trying to find answers right? Just wondering if this is generally a "bad" router? Wondering if I should send it back and replace it with the same? Roll the dice again... ????

Well, it crashed again at least for my IoT network. I am not home to verify my normal network. I see this log entry a minute or 2 before my security said the WiFi is down. "acsd: acs_check_assoc_scb(417): wl0: failed to get scb_assoced" I had selected channels, which then seemed to turn off...

To do this, you just uncheck "Auto select channel including DFS channels" ????

Thank you for replying! OK. So you are suggesting fixing the channels and bandwidths and see if it stays online? I am pretty sure all bands crashed as my IoT WiFi network also crashed and most of the things on it can only use 2.4GHz, and all of my laptops and phones seem to prefer 5GHz which...

Hello, first time caller, long time fan... haha... I recently purchased a refurbed RT-BE96U on Amazon for a "cheap" $370. YAY! (I got it because my RT-AXE7800 got partially bricked during a firmware update. Sending that in for physical repair.) I set it up as new; meaning I did not try to use...