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Currently, the adaptive QoS UI does not allow you to change the packet overhead value but the other QoS modes do. Is the WAN packet overhead also applied to adaptive QoS? If I'm testing throughput it seems to hint that it does and it also appears to use the same NVRAM parameter as when it was...

RT-AX88U

Hi everyone, I have an issue with the flexQos iptables rules and CPU usage and I'm not sure if it can be solved or not. Recently my ISP upgraded my download speed to 400mbit. After changing the bandwidth settings I noticed that game downloads were much slower than anything else. This seems to...

I've tried completely resetting the device (it's an IP camera by the way), but that didn't work. I've tried numerous things, including changing the guest SSID and such. The only way I'm able to connect it is when protected management frames are disabled, and no guest network is configured on...

After installing 386.5, I suddenly have a client that is unable to connect to one of the guest network at all. I know wifi is closed source and up to Asus, but does anyone have the same experience? Curiously, the same client cannot connect to the main network as well, but only if protected...

Quick peek in the source code the main settings appears to be wl_mfp, but the guest networks are stored in an array it seems. EDIT: on the other hand, I don't see any code setting something to 1, unlike the advanced wireless page, which resets the mfp value to 1 when set to wpa3. So maybe the...

This is a 2.4Ghz network. The device does not support 5Ghz.

Since 386.5, I've ran into some compatibility issues with protected management frames on a IoT device. Completely disabling it resolves the issues, but then I cannot use WPA3. I just had to reconfigure a lot of devices back to WPA2 just to get the problematic device to work again. I tried...

I read that it will indeed introduce a couple of millseconds of delay. But I didn't expect it to be more than an average WiFi connection, which also introduces a few milliseconds. Someone mentioned around 3 ms and my connection is between 4.5 and 7ms. I'm not sure that is correct.

I recently setup a MoCa line using two Hirschmann Inca 1G adapters, between my AX88u main router and my AX92u node. Mostly to improve ping stability compared to wifi. I have done multiple ping tests in the meantime, and the results are somewhat higher than what I expected. On average, the MoCa...

That's the ping I get over the MoCa line. When I'm using the AX backhaul, the ping is around 1.5ms as well. Anyway, I went ahead and put the main router downstairs and the mesh upstairs. This seems to improve ping times somewhat as not everything has to rely on the MoCa line. Thanks for the...

I am using aimesh, to get coverage in the back of the house. When the main router is upstairs, the coverage is limited there. On the other hand when I place the main router downstairs, there is coverage there but it's worse than what I currently have with the mesh node downstairs. The coverage...

I recently installed a single point to point MoCa line to replace the wireless Aimesh link upstairs. Mostly to improve reliability with latency sensitive applications and games. The setup works great, but I'd like some opinions if the current setup is optimal. 1. Current setup Right now, the...

In general, TCP traffic is the game communicating with stats servers, login servers, and downloading content. Almost all games use UDP for multiplayer traffic, so in general a game console should have all its UDP traffic in the gaming category. (there are exceptions like QUIC) I wouldn't use...

I've put it in the highest category for now (which is gaming for me). I think this will ensure good performance when playing games but also when I'm having a teams meeting. It's annoying that both Teams and gaming have the same classification. I could try making STUN on other devices work from...