Recent content by ranand

Sorry for very late reply. To close this out and for future forum readers, indeed reapplying the AUTO setting did restore stability back to the node. It is the opposite of the instructions from support. If you had it on I would recommend changing it to wired and then reset it back to auto.

Is there a way to have the router continuously save the logs on the cloud? This intermittent behavior seems to have reported by other forum members, so a way of life so to speak. Are the node drops less frequent with the automatic setting?

I realized that the setting of Auto and Ethernet off was what it was before when I had the issue. ASUS suggested the back be set to Ethernet only and backhaul as Ethernet. I will retest this configuration but it seems random in how it drops the node. Anyone been able to read the logs to see...

I had it as auto, but not Ethernet as off, as that option did not present itself in the default setting, so I will check that setting. I have build 24261. Only one node via Ethernet backhaul.

My ASUS ET-8 with a wired backhaul to the node looses node connectivity. The node flashes blue and on one time solid red when it looses connectivity. The network then becomes unresponsive. The WiFi network states the network password is incorrect. The only recourse is to reboot the mesh...

I have the same problem with my xt-8. I have a wired backhaul and the node looses its IP. I set the backhaul to Ethernet and it still happens. The XT8 did not do this when I had my connection via wireless backhaul. I cannot read the logs as they get wiped out when I reboot or deleted so I don’t...