Recent content by dscline

Because it was odd for me to have two seemingly identical routers with different channel options. I assumed I had a setting wrong somewhere I was overlooking, and was trying to understand what the cause was. I understand now that one of them, for an unknown reason, appears to be an EU unit, and...

If it's anything like the AX68, it seems the hardware is capable, but for whatever reason it hasn't been certified to use those channels in the US. At least not yet.

No, I don't really need to. It's not necessarily an issue for ME, because both of my AX68s are operating on the channel I want them on. I just wanted to understand why, and now I know that one of them, for whatever reason, is either a euro product, or had somehow been flashed to be one, and the...

I don't have THAT headset (I do have the original Quest), but the device doesn't matter. If you only want to restrict the 5ghz band to one (or more) device(s), the simple solution is to set up separate SSIDs for the 2.4 & 5ghz bands.

Thanks for that. At least we know it's not an interface issue. :)

The strange thing is, my EU AX68 does have DFS channels, so the hardware is capable. Which makes me think it's an error somewhere.

Right, and that's my question. My US AX68 is not showing DFS channels. My US AX86 shows them, so they are allowed in the region, and my EU AX68 shows them so the hardware is capable, so I don't understand why my US AX68, which is hardware capable and region allowed isn't showing DFS channels.

I have two RT-AX68Us running Merlin 386.2. Somehow I ended up with one of them being a European unit. It shows the lower 5Ghz channels 36-48, plus the DFS channels 52-136 (it's missing the upper channels, since it's European). I tested channel 132, it works, so clearly the hardware is...

I do still have the box it came in. I've been searching the numbers, and they APPEAR to be US (they match what I see on US sites, but not on UK sites). UPC is 192876737576 & EAN is 471807737579 The MAC on the box matches the MAC on my unit. So I'm thinking someone must have tried to flash...

Thanks. I don't get any responses from @Tucu commands, but I do from @ColinTaylor's commands: wl0_country_code=E0 wl0_country_rev=704 wl1_country_code=E0 wl1_country_rev=704 EU/01 So it does look like it's a European unit. Not sure how that would have ended up for sale through Amazon...

Yeah, no region setting in the professional tab on either of them. I'm in the US, and both were purchased at Amazon (US), however #3 was pre-ordered, I got it when they first became available here (end of January). #2 was purchased as an open box from Amazon Warehouse a couple months later. I...

This is probably a dumb question, but where is the region set? They are both set to the same time zone (US Eastern). But I don't see a specific region setting. Is it not also odd that #3 doesn't have DFS channels? It's strange to me that they both seem to be missing some channels, but...

I have two RT-AX68Us, both set up as access points. In the 5ghz band, One of them has the lower channels (UNI 1) available to select, plus DFS channels, but not the upper (UNI 3) range. The other one has the lower and upper ranges available, but no DFS options. I've checked all the 5ghz...

I've not found it to work. I've tried setting it to low values, and there's never any indication that any clients are ever disconnected. I've tried on both my AX86 and AX68s.

I knew you could filter by band, but until today I didn't know that was a search box that you could enter search terms into. And although I'm seeing the same issue (undefined for 5ghz, and 5ghz for 2.4ghz), I didn't know about it until today because on mine, the shade of grey of the text is so...