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First time I’ve ever heard of 192.168.0.1 for an ASUS router.

Stop the cfe, then type: nvram erase then enter. Don’t do nvram commit. After doing the nvram erase you should have a continuous ping of ttl=100 Then type: flash -noheader : nflash1.trx. Note it’s nflash. Then I use tftpd32/64 by jourin to upload the firmware. After it uploads, wait till...

Lol, I could have sworn it said in his post that he was in Australia. Must have been hallucinating.

I see now. It is not a ups like I originally thought.

I’m confused. Shouldn’t he be plugging in the routers 19v power adapter into the 24v ups? Is so wouldn’t it be running as it normally would be if plugged into a wall outlet?

I wouldn’t see what not. Not sure what your voltage is in Australia but here in the USA it’s 110v. The router gets the 19v from the power adapter not what is supplied to it, as long as it is more than 19v. The concern I would have is the amperage. Will your ups have enough amps?

Sent you a private message.

Yes, I’m still willing to try.

The wan port might have gone out. You can use the dual wan function to assign one of the lan ports to be the wan port.

Rma time.

Not the router. The modem.

Reboot the modem.

Try with dd-wrt on it just for kicks.

Only thing I can suggest is try to use alternative firmware. Like dd-wrt. I’m not sure tomato is available for it. Try this ftp://ftp.dd-wrt.com/betas/2019/09-24-2019-r41117/asus-rt-ac3200/asus_rt-ac3200-firmware.trx

Try: flash -noheader : nflash0.trx.