Recent content by Zerpersande

All is well. The key to the problem was in the packing. It took a couple of minutes to figure out how those antennae folded up, but after that it went quickly. Everything back in plastic, return it to Amazon because it was defective and DONE.

Well, something is off bc the progress bar hangs when going to a website, refreshing a page, etc. And in settings I could see the WiFi connection switching to ‘No Internet Connection’ and back on.

I’m going to reset to factory defaults on both routers tomorrow morning. The new router seemed to be working great until I configured the 3200 and started it up. 2:30a.m. here so need some sleep.

Well, something isn’t right. 2.4Ghz isvrunning up/down at about 75Mbps on my iPad.

I have the new Asus AX3000 installed. Everything seems to be working. It is still feeding the AC85U and it is accessible. You were right about the new IP address. But the WAN address has now changed to 117. Comments there? Just got a new Asus AX3000. The AC3200 is now going to be the...

All of the info will become very useful when my ‘same day delivery’ router arrives in about an hour. I was using 192.168.1.2 for the AC85U with the AC3200 at 192.168.1.1

Ir wouldn’t let me update the firmware b/c of that situation. I guess the ‘bugk convinced the router that there was no connection so the router doesn’t ‘look’.

Cool

Starts with 139. Ditto for the DNS and Gateway

That’s new and interesting. Seems I don’t own that address, just lease it. A 6 hr lease which expires in about 2.5 hrs.

WAN IP: 139.

WAN connection type: Automatic IP

Also, I appreciate your assistance on this. Other than the NTB incidence rate the actual problem hasn’t presented itself to me. I don’t like the ‘Not connected to internet’ being displayed on the AC85U but the router is working fine.

Maybe. I can already hear air being sucked their teeth followed by “それはちょっと” which is literally ‘That’s a little…’ and cognitively similar to ‘When pigs fly’. Not that I know of. Really don’t think so. No access that I know of. How can I determine that?

Check where, in the router GUI? Cat 7, heavy duty cable, either 10 or 15m long, so max length is 50’. It shares a channel with a DC adapter cord, but not near any AC cords. Don’t neglect NTB issues. Oh, yeah, she usually uses Teams. The most recent problem at least she thinks is a Teams...