Recent content by DETstru

Thanks for your help. I appreciate it! I'll leave the traffic analyzer on for now. At the end of the month I'll see how it compares to the ISP's reported total data usage.

Ok thanks. I'm thinking there is some double counting happening. I think all the traffic that comes through the node is being counted as the node, then again with each device that is sending it. That's my hunch anyway. I went to the AiMesh page under General and found a bunch of MAC addresses...

So you're thinking the router itself is generating the traffic, or that it's somehow double or triple counting the traffic?

I don't know how to get rid of the emojis bit wherever a ": D" is, it's being replaced. Fixed, thanks!

I do! The first one is in the stations list (bolded) but the last digit does not match. Not sure what to make of that. I see it again on Stations list at the bottom (also bolded). I'm beyond my understanding of what this stuff means though. Stations List...

Well the mesh system has 2 nodes. The first is connected to the modem. The second is connected to the first via a dedicated 5 GHz backhaul. But the MAC address of either router doesn't match the MAC address in question. Other than that, there aren't any repeaters/extenders.

Sorry not sure where the emoji came from 42:7C:3F:A6:17 : D4

From the Traffic Analyzer: Client Name: 42:7C:3F:A6:17:D4 This MAC address doesn't show up in the network map.

I set up an ASUS ZenWifi mesh in my family's home a couple years ago. Recently they got a message from their ISP saying that they ran through their data allotment (1.3 TB). I was very surprised by that. Prior to the last month, they've been typically topping out at 500 GB/month, with a couple...

Not sure if this was resolved already but I'll just write it for posterity: I had a similar problem. My ASUS RT-AC66U was constantly resetting itself to factory settings. It would do this sometimes twice a day, always when I was away from home. There wasn't much pattern to it. Sometimes it...