Mine does this with every firmware, I tried the October one and had the same issues with it eventually grinding to a halt after a short period of time. Never lasted more than a week without me having to reboot to stabilize the wireless. By the end of a week before I knew this was the issue wifi...
Apologies for highjacking this thread I will just leave this last post here for anyone else who sees this and has the Asus BQ16 uk variant that has 1 2.4ghz radio, 2 5ghz radios and 1 6ghz radio. I cannot find a way no matter what to stabilize the radios, theres a possibility that it is just my...
The thing is with Wifi 7 and MLO enabled I was getting around >4000Mbps on the backhaul and wasn't having many DFS problems using 160mhz, I would get occasional hits on the 5Gghz-2 as it uses higher channels. However it would seem that the MLO implementation is an absolute mess and I will...
I hear what you are saying, I will have to do some more testing and then make a decision, I mean the last update being in October last year isn't great. One PC connects to the main node and one connects to the second and they are the biggest bandwidth users so I will have to see how it looks now.
For a test I disabled MLO on Fronthaul and Backhaul for the router, the backhaul is currently at around 1700Mbps and it is just using one of the 5Ghz radios. The router has been online for 15 hours and these are the current figures;
6ghz - txper_ucastdt 5.3% txper_rts 3.0%
5ghz-1 -...
My issue is that I have 2 WIFI 7 PC's that run MLO and a couple of iPhone 17 ProMax that connect via MLO as well as the backhaul using it so I am reluctant to turn it off when that is the reason I bought the system.
I have the UK Version of the BQ16 Pro which has one 2.4ghz two 5ghz and 1 6ghz, I can't get the router to stay stable for anymore than 4-5 days before the wifi falls off of a cliff and I have to reboot the router.
After running wl -i wl0 counters on both 5ghz and the 6ghz it comes back with the...