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    Things I learned about my RT-BE88U AiMesh routers

    I hadn't touched my devices for a while. Now I had time again so I figured I do some more tinkering with it after a few more firmware versions were released. It just occurred to me that, at least when set in AP mode, the wired 10G WAN/LAN port cannot be configured via the GUI. Under 'advanced...
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    ASUS RT-BE88U 10G Copper and Fiber ports

    Thanks for clarifying!
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    Things I learned about my RT-BE88U AiMesh routers

    I use 5 VLANs inside my house with an upstream firewall, VLAN ID's 2 through 6. Default the AP starts dishing out VLANs in the 50's range when you just select the different subnet option on creating an SSID. You are however able to manually create your own list of IDs, or reassign the one it has...
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    Things I learned about my RT-BE88U AiMesh routers

    For the completeness of things, this is the end solution to get the correct wireless subinterfaces assigned to the correct bridge interfaces (when using the GUI to create VLANs and assign SSIDs to it), as well as using a different VLAN for the management of the AP: Check NVRAM to see which...
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    Things I learned about my RT-BE88U AiMesh routers

    Not sure what your problem is. As stated before, I'll solve the issues myself, I am just sharing my experiences (and occasional rage) here.
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    Things I learned about my RT-BE88U AiMesh routers

    I'll enjoy it, and I'll complain whenever I want. You can also just not read this thread, you know?
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    Things I learned about my RT-BE88U AiMesh routers

    I run mine in AP mode, perhaps that is a difference in where it messes up. I have no experience running the device in router mode.
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    Things I learned about my RT-BE88U AiMesh routers

    Are you running it in router mode, or AP mode? Are you using a VLAN setup? Both my units are displaying the exact same configuration issue behaviour, so we can rule out a hardware defect I recon.
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    Things I learned about my RT-BE88U AiMesh routers

    Don't you worry about my happiness. This is the route I chose to follow, and follow it I will.
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    Things I learned about my RT-BE88U AiMesh routers

    I know, I'm just sharing my rage. And as mentioned, I am just sharing my experiences so others don't have to go through similar suffering. I've added the solution to a post above, but for some reason that is awaiting admin approval.
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    Things I learned about my RT-BE88U AiMesh routers

    To figure out which SSID's belong to which wireless subinterfaces, you can check the NVRAM output using the command 'nvram show | grep -i wl | grep -i ssid'. Low and behold, the sub interfaces listed here are NOTHING like how it assigns them in the bridges. Here is an example. I changed SSID...
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    Things I learned about my RT-BE88U AiMesh routers

    It is absolutely insane, but even after factory resetting the devices and running it on stand-alone AP mode, without AiMesh or anything, the VLAN config is so cracked up, it'll simply assign the radios to incorrect VLANs. Not sure if this is a bug when using low ID VLANs, but hot damn, what the...
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    Things I learned about my RT-BE88U AiMesh routers

    The device can get confusing like this. Not everything is as it might seem initially.
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    Things I learned about my RT-BE88U AiMesh routers

    A few commands can help: With the following command you can see the up/down state of the interface (if you pull the plug and you are not connected on your admin session to this interface, you should be able to see it up first, and after pulling it should be in down state. ip link show eth9 23...
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    Things I learned about my RT-BE88U AiMesh routers

    Any chance you can confirm which interface the SPF+ is? Is that Eth9?
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