Recent content by onesus

To answer my own question: no, it won't. Each device must be manually connected to the new single-SSID network.

I will do that. I assume now that I will be able to turn on Smart Connect. Do you know offhand if, e.g., a Wi-Fi 4 device which was, and at this writing still is, on, say, a 2.4GHz band with SSID of `ONESUS24` will automatically connect with Smart Connect's single SSID (assuming the WPA2...

I did set them on another screen -- Network, the third screen from the top in the General settings section.

All right, thanks for your research. I'll pursue this further.

As I said previously, "It's not where the User Manual says it is ..." Herewith a screen shot of my Wireless::General tab.

OK... BBBBut I can't find a `Smart Connect` setting anywhere. It's not where the User Manual says it is, nor in either of the two Web UI places (depending on firmware version) that the ASUS FAQ describes on How to configure the Smart Connect in ASUS Router? I'm running Merlin, as I always have...

Just upgraded from RT-AC86U to GT-BE98 Pro. As was my custom with the old router on the new one I assigned SSID names that include a band designation. On Mac mini M4 Pro, macOS System Settings for Wi-Fi shows connection to one of the two 6GHz bands. The Details button shows this warning...

So "BD" was my typo. (Now corrected above)

The Quick Start Guide: "ROG Rapture GT-BE98 Pro "BE30000 Quad-band Gaming Router"

The GT-BE98 Pro User Manual, in the DHCP Server setup section, p. 61, "We recommend that you use an IP address format of 192.168.1.xxx (where xxx can be any number between 2 and 254) when specifying an IP address range." But the default router IP address is 192.168.50.1 and I don't see any...