Recent content by unknown14725

Quick comment to let you know you aren't alone with having a neighbour eating up all the airtime (this is at nighttime, though, so it's fairly quiet)... My next door neighbour has literally peppered his house with these devices. The local 2.4GHz band is super crowded already, and it does not...

I have the same problems as you, Trebonious. I spent a lot of time (weeks) trying to figure out which interface could be used for reliable WAN (internet) statistics, and when I finally found the interface to use, it would suddenly change into something completely different later on. And I...

I have a lot of guest clients on my routers, and I also have to add/allow MAC addresses on one of the systems manually to accept new clients. I'm using the admin UI at least two times every day from mobile. I'm also developing PRTG sensors and actively using one of the systems for this work, and...

Gahhh, the new secure login thing is killing my workflow when I'm on a mobile. Always having to type in username and password is really testing my patience. It would be nice to have an option to use the old login.

I just wanted to inform that I've managed to get my things sorted out here. I did not realize that JFFS and NVRAM were separated, and that ipkg stuff got installed to the USB flash drive. Again, thanks for explaining.And yes, mounts are not used much in Windows. The closes I've come is using...

Ok, nice to have these things clarified. So, when I install stuff like mc or nano using ipkg it gets physically installed to JFFS? And a format of JFFS means it's gone. But there could still be things in nvram pointing to stuff on JFFS, I guess, and that could be causing problems. Might have...

Hi there yeah, I've already tried formatting JFFS and rebooting. Also did the reset button a few times today. didnt help :( I'm suspecting some of the software (binaries?) or their configurations have been modified somehow. Exactly what does a firmware upgrade do? Does it format the internal...

Update: I tried ejecting the 16GB USB drive I had connected, and cpu sage and ram went back to normal. Could it be something in Asus Download Master that was borked? Even though it was uninstalled/disabled the program files were still on it. I dont know enough about how this works...

Reset settings by holding WPS button does not help either.

I'm experiencing some issues with SNMP, and it also seems like rebooting my unit takes a very long time now, with the occational need to actually reset it to get a proper boot once in a while. When router has booted, the CPU is at 100% sometimes, and memory use skyrockets instantly to 73% and...

Sigh. I'm asking if this is a one time happening. Or if this might happen again in like a month. What causes the interface numbers to change? It's not easy to test if the issue occurs at really long intervals, and I really don't know what's causing it.

I'm trying to get PRTG working with my RT-AC66U. But I've stumbled across a small problem. I enabled SNMP on my RT-AC66U, and installed PRTG on my Windows workstation. I had configured everything and made sure it was working like I wanted. But when I later rebooted my RT-AC66U, I got error...

Thanks for checking it for me. I just did a factory reset, and Immediately after only enabling the guest network I still have the same issue. So I am confident it is not a custom setting that is causing this problem. Does anyone else experience this with the AC66U as well? Or am I alone with...

Seems like no-one has a solution. I'm trying to troubleshoot, but it's kinda hard when I dont know if this is a flaw/bug in the firmware, or if it might just be borked settings. Does anyone else have the same issue on their own router? Or does it work fine for you?

Tried searching for answers to this, but didn't find anything relevant. Maybe someone here knows. Asus RT-AC66U (Asuswrt-Merlin 3.0.0.4_376.48_1) Wireless Log doesn't show name, rssi, rx/tx rate on clients that are connected via my guest network. I sometimes have up to 10 clients on my guest...