I use ControlD and you can specify the location that the specific streaming Service is seeing. You can also set it up per each device behind the router, with additional configuration. ex. Living Room TV sees Canada, Bedroom TV sees US. Some caveats on this that streaming might be a little slower...
I haven't reported it to Asus as I haven't been able to come up with a reproducible setup, I did create a thread that covers some of my troubleshooting steps. If you want to compare router setup and reboot script, feel free to direct message me.
Yeah, I've seen it on mine from the very first release. Near as I can tell it is somehow related to some network setting that messes things up. I was able to eventually get things more or less stable by setting the main network to just the 5 & 6 GHz radios and only one Guest Network on the 2.4...
@bpsmicro - I'm assuming this is happening on the RT-BE92U as I've seen the same thing ever since buying the router. I ended up having to write a script to check that the year reported by the clock was not less than 1969 and if it was, force a restart of the router as the ntpd isn't able to...
Had the dreaded clock randomly resetting back to 1918 happen again on the RT-BE92U since updating to the beta last evening, a little less than 24 hours ago. The alphas didn't appear to have any issue. I have a script that forces a reboot when it detects the clock year is less than 1969 as the...
I've got mine set to notice and debug. I had one device that was showing up in the Wireless log but not getting an IP address, I don't remember if it was actually Authenticated. I was able to get it to stop showing up by adding it to the MAC reject list and hasn't shown up again. I never did...
Are you seeing it actually Authenticated to the router under the Wireless Log and what do you have as your Default message log level and Log only messages more urgent than set at?
I've been using ControlD Personal DNS service since it was released and became a paying customer shortly afterwards (for more advanced features). It's pretty inexpensive and they're the same guys that created Windscribe VPN (also a great VPN) and are based in Toronto, Canada.
I'm not certain Date Keeper would help in this case and might actually make it worse as the clock on the system is getting set back to 1918 and having Date Keeper running and executing the reboot would in theory keep the clock in 1918. When the clock on the router comes up after the reboot it...
Double check the date on the router after connecting via SSH by executing date. You'll likely see that the date is in the 1900's (1918). Why this is happening I haven't tracked down but likely some value is overflowing, and the clock gets clobbered. The only way to resolve it is a reboot as...
@Wuvarien - Did you ever get this resolved. I'm experiencing this with my Lenovo laptop connected via wifi and I'm RDP'd into a wired Dell Laptop that's connected directly to the router and seeing the same thing happening. I can still access the router from the Lenovo but the RDP connection...
Yeah, I'm still running into the issue. I performed a reflash which worked as expected this time around. Then reset it back to factory defaults using the reset button on the back of the router. Performed a minimal setup, did not enable TrendMicro, etc. Disabled UPNP, disabled WPS. Nearly 12...