Recent content by roguetr

Yep, I'm aware. For me the issue affected wired and wireless alike. I've always had CTF disabled due to (minimally) time scheduling and never had an issue. We're talking a max upload of 20Mbps reduced and capped to about 5Mbps.

I'd never had any stability issues and never needed a scheduled reboot thankfully. The factory reset has fixed the upload problem from client devices, very weird! I've re-enabled everything except FlexQOS and per IP monitoring. As long as Diversion and content filtering are working I'm good :D...

This is interesting. I'm on an RT-AC5300 and have just noticed that the on-router speedtest has expected results whilst all clients, wired and wireless, have a restricted upload. I've disabled practically everything to no avail. I guess it's factory reset time (I also had Traffic Monitoring...

RT-AC5300 ... Time scheduling now seems to work but DST isn't applied to the system time.

So far it appears to be doing nothing. I use it for my kid's PC and it just appears like the schedule isn't applying. Hitting "block", blocks the device immediately so it's specific to the schedule.

RT-AC5300, both before and after a factory reset Time Scheduling no longer works. NAT acceleration is disabled. Was working fine on the previous stable firmware.

If you do it as suggested, other than making sure it is the only DHCP server, you'll just have to make it is allocating and assigning the correct address range and gateway address. If you can't disable DHCP on the router with limited addressing, you could also double NAT (assuming these...

No, it's not normal for devices to be disconnecting and reconnecting but it's also not uncommon given an unsuitable environment or poor configuration. I have an RT-AC5300 and I'm primarily using it for VR streaming (Steam VR to Oculus Quest), which requires high throughput, low latency and a...

Thanks for elaborating, I'm aware repeating/rebroadcasting shares the same radio as opposed to extending which is why I mentioned the degradation ... but it's worth mentioning for anyone else who might come across this. What you've suggested is what I've done in the past with other routers, and...

It rebroadcasts the 2.4Ghz so I'd assume that performance won't be optimal to the primary router but that's an acceptable trade off for 5Ghz clients to have internet and full speed access to locally wired devices, which is my primary requirement. Sent from my MI 5 using Tapatalk

Ok, it looks like the repeater mode actually does this, you connect the two routers via 2.4Ghz and the 5Ghz gets advertised locally. Is this correct? I just assumed it was a generic repeater mode Sent from my MI 5 using Tapatalk

Hey all, Just a quick question, excluding WDS and AiMesh, is it possible to use 2.4Ghz as backhaul to another internet router and still advertise 5Ghz locally? Thanks :) Sent from my MI 5 using Tapatalk

Most modems are actually modem/routers. Assuming you're using a stock config on the modem then you may find connecting it to a switch or hub works fine, assuming it is providing DHCP for internal IP addressing. Most of what you have asked all comes down to the modem hardware and how it's...

Don't quote me but generally it can help with line of sight range though at the current power output it's probably not going to help with penetration. Also remember there's a dead spot in an antenna at the tip, so don't point the antenna toward the device, angle it so the flat side is facing...

If you can, check the latency continuously from the router to the PS4 during use and the connected speeds, some graceful positioning can make big difference (other side of the TV, further away, laying flat, standing up) ... If that fails and assuming the PS4 is fine when wired, a 'media bridge'...