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Found the issue - the ASUS PCE-N15 wifi card does not like the "802.11ax / Wi-Fi 6 mode" option enabled for the 2.4ghz wifi on the router. Once disabled , the wifi card could see the 2.4ghz channels. Unfortunately no more driver updates from ASUS since 2015. Hopefully this helps others who may...

Sorry I should have provided more info - yep tried different channels, and Wireless Mode changed from Auto > b/g, no difference. Stumped as to why it suddenly happened.

Upgraded from 386.2_4 to 386.2_6 on my RT-AX56U yesterday, and just found that my ASUS PCE-N15 wifi card cannot see any of the 2.4ghz channels on the router (and hence no Internet), but is able to connect to my phone tethered on the 2.4ghz band, and can see existing2.4ghz bands owned by my...

Dirty upgraded an AX56U which has been running for ~40 days straight from 386.2_4 > 6. Looking forward to exceeding the previous runtime.

Thank you @CannaLucente - was wondering why ad's were coming into my phone but everything else was still OK. Works like a charm @thelonelycoder, Diversion is blocking all them mobile ad's :)

You likely need a DDNS type service to resolve it from the Internet.

Just tried this, and yes it works quite well! I still get A's for Bufferbloat like Cake, and it's not "3rd party" per say. Will monitor over the next few days. EDIT : I'll take that back about 3rd-party, as ASUS QoS uses TM. Maybe I'll use Cake after all.

oops just saw this after posting - mine are the same type! But red :D

I use rubber bands. Easy to remove and clean. 3M scotch tape is more elegant though (and probably looks nicer). The fan I ripped out of a laptop cooler, 3 small fans with speed control all through a single USB jack.

Haha my bad! Thanks.

In crontab e.g. 04 00 * * * service restart_httpd would restart the httpd service at 4am daily. Where do you set this? Checking an older post says it's no longer available?

That'd be my last resort really. Trying the "don't keep the WebUI logged on" method to see how it goes.

That is awesome! I switched my cipher to AES-128-GCM as well, could you share your other options? fast-io used?

I concur - previously rocked a 68u. At stock, OVPN speeds were a paltry ~35mbps. Overclocked to 1.4ghz and it jumped to ~50mbps, and CPU utilisation was rather high when downloading Linux ISO's (yes, that's what we use a VPN for). On my 86u OVPN at stock settings you get ~200mbps.

I do that as well! As a control freak, I like to look at the stats every now and then and can't be bothered to logout and in. Just restarted the httpd service after WebUI crashed again this morning (not bad this time, ran for about a week or so before crashing). Do you know why this is a...