Recent content by Tlacaelel Flores

Thank you, will try your suggestion, then there is also the Asus repository of the firmware for this router, if what you suggest does not work I will try modifying the firmware to add extra tools to diagnose. I will be out of the office for about two months so I wont be able to do any of this...

Tried that, did not work either. I see what you mean with the random failure, but I really have a hard time believing it happened exactly at the same time I changed a setting, it could just be a coincidence yes but still I like to see if there is anything I can try. In any case thank you for...

So you think that both interfaces got damaged because I changed the settings in the router? Because what caused this initially was just a change of settings. Do you know what commands (other than wl) can be used to bring the interfaces up or down?

Note, that is with the 3 interfaces enabled in the GUI, here is if I disabled 2.4 tlakdev@GT-AC5300-2590:/tmp/home/root# nvram show | grep wl.*radio= | sort size: 70178 bytes (60894 left) wl0.1_radio=1 wl0.2_radio=1 wl0.3_radio=1 wl0_radio=0 wl1.1_radio=1 wl1.2_radio=1 wl1.3_radio=1 wl1_radio=1...

tlakdev@GT-AC5300-2590:/tmp/home/root# nvram show | grep wl.*radio= | sort size: 70094 bytes (60978 left) wl0.1_radio=1 wl0.2_radio=1 wl0.3_radio=1 wl0_radio=1 wl1.1_radio=1 wl1.2_radio=1 wl1.3_radio=1 wl1_radio=1 wl2.1_radio=1 wl2.2_radio=1 wl2.3_radio=1 wl2_radio=1 wl_radio=1

So I have this router which any time I want to make configuration changes to it, which I should be able to change the settings as I please, something goes wrong the router stops working (boot loop, Ethernet connects/disconnects constantly), best case scenario I can still reach the the GUI. So...