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    router.asus.com works but not the IP

    Authentication mode for both is HTTP. When I access the 1900P, it stays on http. I get the warning about the connection not being secure but accessing it via IP is AOK. Another plot twist..... on my main PC, I only ever used Brave and Firefox to access 192.168.1.1 (whether it was my ASUS router...
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    router.asus.com works but not the IP

    I have a 2nd ASUS router (1900P) that's in Access Point mode and I can use the same browser that fails when going to 192.168.1.1 to access the 1900P on 192.168.1.240 and that loads fine.
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    router.asus.com works but not the IP

    All those options failed. Accessing it via http://router.asus.com/Main_Login.asp works perfectly.
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    router.asus.com works but not the IP

    Yes, all my browsers are redirecting to https://192.168.1.1. Also, I just noticed something..... I spun up a Linux VM workstation image that has never accessed that URL before. Opening up http://192.168.1.1 allows me to access the ASUS GUI! Trying https://192.168.1.1 fails. This is the expected...
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    router.asus.com works but not the IP

    nslookup router.asus.com Server: 192.168.1.1 Address: 192.168.1.1#53 Name: router.asus.com Address: 192.168.1.1
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    router.asus.com works but not the IP

    The router was restored from a backup and it's IP is 192.168.1.1. I can ping it and ssh into it.
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    router.asus.com works but not the IP

    For the past few weeks, I was testing out a couple of different firewalls (OPNsense and Untangle mainly) and had my AX86U in Access Point mode. When I was using my AX86U as the router, it was always at 192.168.1.1. When I brought my Dell server online and had OPNsense and Untangle on there, they...
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    Is UPnP disabled when you put an ASUS router in Access Point mode?

    Hopefully that is true in ASUSs' case but on that Reddit post, it sounded like Netgear routers that are in AP mode might still have UPnP running?! But, I'm not using Netgear so I guess I'll proceed. Thanks for the reply!
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    Is UPnP disabled when you put an ASUS router in Access Point mode?

    I'm gearing up to put my AX86U into Access Point mode and installing OPNSense on an old server to act as a firewall/router. Just trying to get ahead of any potential problems and I stumbled across this post on Reddit and that got me wondering.... is UPnP disabled when an ASUS router is switched...
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    AX86U and AT&T 1 gig upload speed problem

    The days, and the actions I've taken over those days, are starting to blur together :) . But yes, I have done factory resets (with initialization) several times lately. It all comes down to that USB mode option. In 3.0 mode, 50% reduction in upload speeds. In 2.0 mode, full speed. Maybe my...
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    AX86U and AT&T 1 gig upload speed problem

    I hear ya! Makes no sense at all. Once my account is approved for posting on Asus's site, I'm going to mention it over there.
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    AX86U and AT&T 1 gig upload speed problem

    My iPerf testing was done every which way but loose. :) LAN<->LAN LAN<->WAN and back again (going out to a friend and from his system back into me..... I'm ssh'd into a system at his house)
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    AX86U and AT&T 1 gig upload speed problem

    I've never had a drive plugged into this router (and have no need too) so leaving it in USB 2.0 mode isn't an issue. Just weird that for me, it made a clear difference and is reproducible.
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    AX86U and AT&T 1 gig upload speed problem

    For me, yes.... if I switch it back to USB 3.0 mode, the upload speed gets cut in half so it's 100% reproducible.
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    AX86U and AT&T 1 gig upload speed problem

    I think I fixed it? In the most bizarre way imaginable though........... To my friend: ------------------------------------------------------------ Client connecting to x.x.x.x, TCP port 5001 TCP window size: 85.0 KByte (default) ------------------------------------------------------------ [...
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