[ 3006.102.6 alpha Build(s) ] available build(s)

[octopus]

OneDrive

www.asuswrt-merlin.net

No support on alpha builds !

3006.102.6 (xx-xx-xxxx)
- NEW: Redesigned Traffic Monitor pages.
- Uses Chart.js for Realtime and Last24 pages
- Removes legacy Tomato code
- Last 24 can be zoomed in and panned (mouse wheel
and pinch-to-zoom gestures are both supported)
- Realtime and Last 24 now show as bits/s instead
of bytes/s
- Settings moved from the tab to the dropdown menu
- Number formatting is automatically localized
by the webui language

- UPDATED: OpenVPN to 2.6.15.
- FIXED: IPv6 requests for prefix lengths other than 64 for
routers with Multiwan support.
- FIXED: CVE-2025-9230 in OpenSSL (backport by RSDNTWK).
- FIXED: Client name would be missing on the Wireless Log
page if the MAC was missing in the DHCP lease list
(for static clients for example)

 

[BlackIce]

I like this new version. At first I thought I had lost the Traffic Monitor History (Since I think it used Tomato legacy). I even unplugged my usb thumb drive where the history was written to. Then I found the Settings under Monthly where it defined where to save the Traffic Monitor History to...Plugged the drive back in and working as before.

 

[RMerlin]

I like this new version. At first I thought I had lost the Traffic Monitor History (Since I think it used Tomato legacy). I even unplugged my usb thumb drive where the history was written to. Then I found the Settings under Monthly where it defined where to save the Traffic Monitor History to...Plugged the drive back in and working as before.

The changes are only at the webui level. The backend code that handles the data is unchanged.

 

[Blacklistedcard]

upgraded my BE-98PRO. No issues. Works great. Thanks.

 

[jksmurf]

RSDNTWK).
- FIXED: Client name would be missing on the Wireless Log
page if the MAC was missing in the DHCP lease list
(for static clients for example)

Up and running and happy days, this is working beautifully, thank you @RMerlin for fixing that so quickly.

I’ve put my wireless node’s 2.4GHz and 5GHz MAC addresses in the custom_clientlist (not DHCP list) and they both show up properly named in the Wireless log (sans IP address) and I can see the connectivity info. Awesome.

Just a heads up, if you manually edit custom_clientlist, be careful with the syntax, easy to stuff up; or you can have some fun with an XLS spreadsheet I made that does a bit of parsing, see this post for links to that if it's useful for anyone.

WebGui seems snappier too but always does after a FW update so may be just a placebo effect.

 

[Untried3868]

Dirty upgrade from 102.5_0, system reboot after 15 minutes. No issues.

 

[MDM]

I like the result, GO for it !

P.S.
Just the date is always US format, no matter what (Language or any other router setting - tried French)

 

[RMerlin]

I like the result, GO for it !

P.S.
Just the date is always US format, no matter what (Language or any other router setting - tried French)

The date strings are hardcoded to yyyy-mm-dd. Shortened month names (such as used by the chart) will be localized, as well as large numbers - "100 000" for French, "100,000" for English. That localization is done through a native Javascript function (while Tomato's code was iterating through every numbers to manually insert a comma separator).

 

[Martinski]

I like the result, GO for it !

P.S.
Just the date is always US format, no matter what (Language or any other router setting - tried French)

The "2025-10-11" date is not in US format (that would be "month-day-year" or "MM-DD-YYYY"). The "YYYY-MM-DD" date format follows the ISO-8601 international standard used since at least the late 1990s, and it's common practice to use this ISO-8601 date in S/W meant for international markets.

 

[MDM]

The "2025-10-11" date is not in US format (that would be "month-day-year" or "MM-DD-YYYY"). The "YYYY-MM-DD" date format follows the ISO-8601 international standard used since at least the late 1990s, and it's common practice to use this ISO-8601 date in S/W meant for international markets.

Never was interested in checking it, but thank you for the info. All I know, it is not European!

 

[octopus]

Updated to alpha-1 and it's working fine.
Feels snappier GUI but could be placebo.

Realy nice Redesigned Traffic Monitor pages, zoom funktion is nice.
EDIT: Can't monitor IOT devices in this chart.

EDIT: This working just fine to:
Client name would be missing on the Wireless Log
page if the MAC was missing in the DHCP lease list
(for static clients for example)

Thank you @RMerlin

 

[Correlor]

@RMerlin

I have tested the Redesigned Traffic Monitor page but it seems to report half of the speed I get from my ISP on my GT-AX6000.

Kind regards,
Cor

 

[octopus]

@RMerlin

I have tested the Redesigned Traffic Monitor page but it seems to report half of the speed I get from my ISP on my GT-AX6000.

Kind regards,
Cor

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I can see same behave here with GT-AX6000 and 250/250 Mbps line, Dispaly half speed.

 

[Ripshod]

I have tested the Redesigned Traffic Monitor page but it seems to report half of the speed I get from my ISP on my GT-AX6000.

can see same behave here with GT-AX6000 and 250/250 Mbps line, Dispaly half speed.

Same here too.

 

[dave14305]

I can see same behave here with GT-AX6000 and 250/250 Mbps line, Dispaly half speed.

Yeah, something got lost in the update because the update frequency is 1 second but the measurement is divided by 2 because I think it used to be 2 seconds.

asuswrt-merlin.ng/release/src/router/www/Main_TrafficMonitor_realtime.asp at 2480b89a4ac470d6c27f9f00c062c8999b2bf6f4 · RMerl/asuswrt-merlin.ng

Third party firmware for Asus routers (newer codebase) - RMerl/asuswrt-merlin.ng

github.com

 

[FernandoF]

DISCLAIMER: I have NOT installed this Alpha, so the following may or may not be relevant to the halved speeds reported above.

Additional context: I'm currently running 3006.102.5 and I have Dual WAN enabled.

My observation: from 3004.388.x up to and including 3006.102.5, the daily upload/download total data transferred, reported for the Primary WAN by the "old" Traffic Monitor screen, are showing DOUBLED actual values. Which MIGHT mean the halved values from the new Traffic Monitor are somewhat of a step in the right direction, at least from a total data transferred perspective.

The doubled data values have bothered me for so long that I was excited to read about halved values. I apologize in advance if that's just a coincidence and the above information is not relevant to the halved speeds currently being discussed.

 

[Ripshod]

Which MIGHT mean the halved values from the new Traffic Monitor are actually correct.

It's not. Been tested by us against online speedtest. I think @dave14305's response above is accurate.

 

[FernandoF]

Thank you, @Ripshod. I've slightly edited the wording of my previous post to better characterize my observations.

 

[Untried3868]

Question, what is wireless3.3? This appears between WAN and LAN on the Traffic Monitor tab.

Edit: I can't seem to attach nor insert the image properly. It appears as a series of vertical lines.

Edit 2: Image linked.

 

[Geraner]

I don't see any "UPDATED: Merged GPL 3006.102_xxxxx" in the release notes for this build.
Is this coming later or is just skipped totally with the 3006.102.6 built?

The Merlin version 3006.102.5 is on GPL 3006.102_38757, for Wifi 7 devices.
The latest official version from ASUS for the RT-BE86U is on 3.0.0.6.102_38984. Also this version is including a lot of Security Enhancements and System Improvements.