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I have a Linksys WUSB6100M connected at its maximum link speed of 433Mbps to an Asus RT-AC87U router running the latest Merlin build (380.62.1) and I've discovered that speeds drop considerably over the course of a few days of use. A speed test shows that I go from 180Mbps to as low as 30Mbps...

I have my RT-AC87U and while it does okay...I've recently been taking a look at its overall performance. Because of my living situation I can no longer use a Cat5 cable to my desktop and yesterday, purchased the Linksys AC600 MU-MIMO USB adapter. The connection is great in terms of actually...

Correct. I'm on 380.61 on both of my routers. Nope, I have not done any kind of reset of factory defaults. I've flashed and rebooted, then gone on with things. Never once I have I performed a kind of full reset to factory defaults and then performed any kind of manual minimal reconfiguration...

Hello, I'm currently unable to go with a wired setup so I turned my old RT-N66U into a media bridge and have it connected to my desktop. The 66U is connected wirelessly to the RT-AC87U which is two rooms over. Signal is good and when test speeds from my desktop, I pull around 170Mbps. I have COX...

I went from an RT-N66U to the RT-AC87U. I actually think it's pretty good. The only issue I'm having is that 5Ghz connection is pretty unreliable. It's constantly disconnecting or timing out. Other than that, it's fast, doesn't seem to be running hot...luke warm to the touch...and does...

Oh so it's in the beta firmware? Hmmm..... So currently there is no way to limit bandwidth for one connection.

I have a guest coming to my house and wanted to control the bandwidth for them. How can I do this? I'm on an RT-AC87U with Merlin's latest firmware. Thanks.

I'm on ATT UVERSE, Power Tier. Regarding how my RT-N66U connects to the service, I use DHCPv6 with Prefix Delegation. This only works when the NVG589 residential gateway has IPv6 enabled on it. I can switch over to Tunnel 6rd and input my settings. This setup only works when the NVG589...

I'm actually finding similar results as well. As if something is degrading...and/or needs to be cleared out. I've flash BETA 1, 2, 3, and all had similar performance with 3 being the worse. I went back to the stable 43 and notice almost nothing improved at all. Though I'm dealing with some...

OK, got it working. Here's what I did and what someone else might have to do: 1) Put the NVG589 into passthrough mode. I followed steps here: http://forums.att.com/t5/Features-and-How-To/How-to-put-the-Motorola-NVG589-in-bridge-mode-or-as-close-as-you/td-p/3552057 2) As per the guide's...

Thanks for the response. Darn, was hoping my issue was a simple fix. I have no idea why I'm getting 24Mbps IPv6 speeds. I seem to be stuck at it.

Could it be some kind of firewall issue? Or anti-virus software issue? I'm using ESET NOD32 Antivirus. There is also another person who says I need to setup EUI-64 addressing and and DHCP Prefix Delegation, but I see no such options within the firmware. When I run the IPv6 speed test it acts...

Agreed. Just flashed it. Let's test... EDIT: Bummer. Same result. Well, I guess we can blame a setting somewhere....it's not the firmware. There's probably some dumb setting somewhere doing something. Interestingly enough, I seem to be hitting a wall of 24Mbps during IPv6 speed testing. It...

oh, haha, sorry. I've been dealing with this for about 24 hours and my head hurts. EDIT: Mr. Merlin does say that IPv6 code needs some special attention on these new beta releases. Perhaps code is broken in places? I will reflash and try.

43? Also, disabling NAT Acceleration didn't change anything. Still no change :(