Recent content by e38BimmerFN

IF the 30-30-30 didn't bring it back to life, then this one RBR is probably a gonner.

Just FYI, regardless of wireless or wired RBS, There maybe still too much wifi that maybe over saturating your environment or have too much wifi signal over lap between the units, since all RBS are still broadcasting signals, regardless of wireless or ethernet backhaul. This can cause problems...

Be sure that the RBS40 has most current version of FW loaded on it. What FW version is on the RBS40?

For the v2 version only of the RAX120 and for those interested in 3rd party FW: https://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/targets/qualcommax/ipq807x/

There is beta FW for both V1 and V2 versions that do fix the random reboot issues seen over on NGs forums.

What FW version is the router using?

try turning down the power output of the modems wifi radios from 100% to 50% and see if this changes anything. Under Advanced Tab/Advanced Settings/Wireless Settings. You are in a busy area on 2.4Ghz. I'd use channel 48 or 161 on 5Ghz.

So far, 44266 is working pretty good for me. I'm now seeing near 900Mpbs while connected with the 2.5Gb LAN port while the GT is in wireless bridge mode. Prior versions were seeing around 400Mpbs. I haven't tried router mode yet.

You might reach out to there support group on there community forums...

Might review this: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/2-5g-gaming-port-issue-asus-rog-rapture-gt-ax11000.70947/ Something to contact ASUS support about for sure...

I would open a support ticket with ASUS. Something they need to know about. Seems like the 2.5Gb port isn't as stable as it should be.

So does this happen with stock FW?

Ok. Until game consoles also support 2.5Gb or higher speeds, I don't consider using that port unless you can take advantage of the connect rate speed. I have a PC with a 2.5Gb adapter installed and have not seen any issues while using it. I mostly use my GT in wireless bridge mode. Router mode...

Since you seem to have problems with game consoles on the 2.5Gb Port, it seems that either the consoles are a cause of the problem or the 2.5Gb port is not stable enough to handle the consoles, for what ever reason. I would connect something that is rated at 2.5Gb speed rates only to that port...

I would avoid connecting any game console to the 2.5Gb port.