Recent content by mteicher

I have used range extenders for just this reason. They are relatively inexpensive.

Two days after upgrade all is still humming along. Nothing out of the ordinary in the logs, connectivity is solid. So from where I sit this version upgrade is been a pleasure...

Six hours ago I upgraded from 41700 and so far not a single issue and nothing out of the ordinary in the logs.

Its been solid for me.

About a year ago I was having issues with my iphone xs that in certain places in my house it would not even ring with an incoming call even with good cell strength. I tried many things over many weeks. Somewhere along the line someone suggested or I read to do the network reset. It cleared up...

What amazon did for me was to issue a new one with $0 cost as long as I returned the faulty one within 30 days. I am glad it worked out for you.

I guess I was not clear with my posts. It was amazon that did the rma and not asus.

Yes I called amazon directly. There was push back to rma it but I was firm. Asus wanted the usual firedrill tests which I said I already did and that I did not want to waste more time and to just rma it. I had to push that it was a new router and wanted to rma it.

I purchased a rt-ax88u from amazon and had to rma it within a week after purchase. I called amazon told them my issues and they put in a conference call with asus. After some back and forth between myself and asus I strongly suggested an RMA which asus and amazon agreed to. I also insisted a...

Where do you read "range extenders in place and then I read they suck up bandwidth"? I utilize one and have had zero issues. And for its purpose in life it does good. Of course there are pros and cons but in the end it/they do their thing.

Do you have a price point in mind?

What a shame more people don't take security more seriously.

Suggest you dont do banking or anything with sensitive traffic. At least this vuln is not contributing as a botnet. Otherwise.. well you know...

You might consider updating for Fixed CVE-2019-15126 (Kr00k) vulnerability which is a very nasty vuln.

If you dont mind preventing some minor things from showing up in your logs you might consider changing the log level. ssh into router nvram set log_level=5 nvram commit reboot I ran across this in previous threads so credit should be given to others...