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I tried combining a TP-Link 8 'smart' switch with my Zyxel 16 port 'smart' switch and it was a disaster. Link aggregation worked OK but everything slowed down. After looking around, I discovered that the half baked firmware wouldn't save anything after the first save from the GUI but would...

Oh, it's not that bad! :p Well...maybe! :o

I think you've nailed it. As long as the OP stays on your firmware, should be good to go. 376.3626 might be a no go as it might contain a CFE update but I really don't remember. The only way to be sure it to change to the Asus 1.0.2.0 or 1.0.2.1 CFE for the RT-AC68U. If the OP does update to...

Andi, IIRC, it has an older wireless driver. John can correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the older wireless driver to be more stable, at least in my case. It's based on an older version of Merlin and John maintains security updates but not features so you lose all the cool new stuff from...

Try one of John's forked version firmwares (based on older Merlin). I found 13E1to be the most stable but haven't tried anything newer than 15. http://www.snbforums.com/threads/fork-update-for-374-43-available-v17e8-v18b9.18914/

Just to give credit, I didn't come up with this method, simply took what a good poster wrote and verified it worked and then added it to the guide. I'm very sorry that I don't remember who wrote it though (getting old). Great that it works though!!!

Just to give credit, I didn't come up with this method, simply took what a good poster wrote and verified it worked and then added it to the guide. I'm very sorry that I don't remember who wrote it though (getting old). Great that it works though!!!

I suspect that the firmware you tried had a CFE update inside and it somehow failed. Otherwise, if the CFE was intact, it should be recoverable. One of the great features of the Asus CFE system and it's ability to recover. All breaks down when the CFE is being updated and that update fails...

No, you're not stuck but you'll have to change your CFE from TMobile 2.1.2.6 to Asus 1.0.2.0 (or 1.0.2.1). If you have Telnet ability, you won't have to do anything except follow the guide to slide into an Asus CFE. If you don't have Telnet, you'll have to downgrade to an older TMobile firmware...

For you guys that have bricked the router (or think so), can you try the following.... Tips for getting to mini-CFE webserver Power off the router using the power button Set your PC's IP to 192.168.29.2, subnet 255.255.255.0 and gateway 192.168.29.1 (assuming the recovery mode is...

Yep! :)

First two MAC's are the same. I would enter the one on the back into the first two. As for the other, you could take a guess (or pull one from an old router in the house). You could also just change the last two digits (as that seems to be the pattern anyway - off by a few digits).

I would suggest an NVRAM reset (press and hold the WPS button while powering router on and continue to hold WPS button for at least 10 seconds or so after powering on). Also, your IP address is static, correct? Finally, try a different browser.

A tip from the guide (I verified this working a few weeks ago). Tips for getting to mini-CFE webserver Power off the router using the power button Set your PC's IP to 192.168.29.2, subnet 255.255.255.0 & gateway 192.168.29.1 (assuming the recovery mode is 192.168.29.1) Navigate to...

http://slickdeals.net/f/7193262-t-mobile-personal-cellspot-ac-router-by-asus-free-for-postpaid-25-deposit?v=1 (see the WIKI) CFE guide (you'll need to change to Asus CFE before you can use anything other than TMobile firmware)...