With this firmware my wifi don t "activate" 160Mhz mode. I reboot, change settings, channel etc nothing during half a day. I revert back to 3.0.0.4.388_32407 (the one i was using just before), 160Mhz back.
Am I the only one ?
Hi, on your iphone, in the wifi settings (the blue "i") change the private mac adress option to what you prefer. Fix for a fix one (but not the real one) or no to use the real mac adress.
That change won t affect this option for others wifi that you could connect to.
for sure it goes flaky, you have to reset them all, add first and well the node0 with double NAT, then add the nodesX to aimesh asus system with a switch AFTER the node0
If you need the tv box to be plug in the modem, then no, no bridge mode.
So Modem -> switch -> node0 -> switch -> nodesX
You want your node0 to be the brain of your network
Your modem 192.168.128.xxx network should have only himself, the tv box and the node0 in view (turn off modem wifi)
Your...
in both case you should active node0 as router so you have asus feature (security etc).
then, plug in "node0 wan port" the wire from modem.
if you have bridge mode on modem activate it, else configure a double NAT (search how to, it s not that hard, 192.168.0.xxx for modem and 192.168.1.xxx for...
If you want ASUS features you have to use node0 as router.
So you need to put modem in bridge mode if it can, else you configure a double NAT (not that hard, just config your node0 well). In this case you have to connect them all well, not like you did, but like i told you.
If you dont care ASUS...
Yes it s because the extra nodes have to be linked by ethernet thru the node0 ethernet port.
Having 2 dhcp wasn't the problem (it s double NAT but it s working), you could do with (i was) but the config have to be :
modem - ethernet - wan port XT8 (node0) - ethernet port xt8 (node0) - ethernet -...
I am not sure to understand your installation but you can't put a switches between modem and xt8 (as router) and plug the nodes on the switch. The nodes have to be after the router, else they receive they don't understand where the wan come from, modem or router or both, and that don't work.