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  1. K

    Buffer Memory and Dropped Packets

    Hello, For the past few months I've been dealing with some Wifi connection issues (possibly multiple at once) on my AX88U (firmware version: 388.1) router. The issue in question, is when the router has booted up and the wifi access point is visible, a device usually can connect no problem...
    • KebabFan
    • Thread
    • ax88u buffer size dropped packets wifi connection issues wireless networking
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Asuswrt-Merlin
  2. S

    RF environment scan does not work on UAP AC Pro

    All, we are running 2 UAP AC Pro since the end of 2016 at home. They work fine and are not auto modes. I am managing the UAPs directly on my iPhone and did not deploy it on my PC. We are facing two issues: If we were to choose a DFS channel for each UAP, it does accept them. However, the...
  3. R

    Help with building my MoCA network

    Hello, I have dsl from AT&T which is very slow by today's standards. I'm thinking about subscribing to xfinity internet from Comcast because my father refuses to let AT&T drill a hole in our wall to get fiber. For now I think I'm going to get the 400 mbps down 10 mbps upload package they offer...
    • redski
    • Thread
    • cable internet cable modem coax ethernet over coax google wifi mesh networking moca 2.5 wireless networking
    • Replies: 30
    • Forum: MoCA, HomePlug, HPNA
  4. lifereinspired

    Router Dying - Need Advice (WiFi 6 vs AC, SQM, and more)

    Hi, We have a Netgear X8 R8500 AC5300 router. Its a little over 3.5 years old and starting to show signs of struggling (specifics below). I was previously thinking of waiting till fall and trying to invest in a Wi-Fi 6 (AX) router because the final specs of the new technology was supposed to be...
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