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Ethernet backhaul info
hmmm is it essential it be a realtek chip? I had a closer look at that port and boy oh boy is it a horror show it's like this guy pissed of his spouse/mom the wan port has literally every pin mangled. I suppose a soldering gun and a doner port from any old router would work. :rolleyes: Would...- VandaL
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- Forum: ASUS AX Routers & Adapters (Wi-Fi 6/6e)
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Ethernet backhaul info
Indeed it has been a mesh node in my network for quite a few years. Waiting to see there is some sort of work around, if not I'll attempt surgery on the WAN port. if I try to readd it, it only see's the WIFI backhaul and once added destroys the whole mesh again if the lan cable is plugged in...- VandaL
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- Forum: ASUS AX Routers & Adapters (Wi-Fi 6/6e)
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Ethernet backhaul info
Hi guys, Is Ethernet backhaul still not possible on anything but the WAN port on the RT-AC68U? I managed to pickup one super cheap with a damaged WAN port for my mesh as it would be a guaranteed wireless mesh connection(this was a few years ago). I'm sure I read a few months back Asus has...- VandaL
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Hidden guest network help
Tried changing the ssid and rebooting the nodes through the webui then manually still no change ;( -
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Hidden guest network help
The main reason for hiding it is so I don't see it in the list of Wifi networks here all the time and well so nobody just driving past see's it. Just something nice I wanted to do for guests(I'm too lazy to give them the wifi password :p) since the link is 1000/500. Guess it was a waste of time... -
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Hidden guest network help
I've been trying to create a 2.4ghz and 5ghz open networks for guests to use when they visit, but I would like to hide that SSID as I have made it an open system. However my AImesh network seems to broadcast both ssid's eventhough I have chosen to hide them. Not sure if its a Merlin/Asus...