Thermaltake
Senior Member
I still didn't flash latest firmware as I got lot of other work to do, and don't have time to set everything up from scratch. Can all of you that did flash confirm everything is working ok WLAN and links.
I can confirm that UPnP doesn't work properly...and this is serious, for those who use it like this.I still didn't flash latest firmware as I got lot of other work to do, and don't have time to set everything up from scratch. Can all of you that did flash confirm everything is working ok WLAN and links.
PerfectIk heb de nieuwste firmware nog niet geflasht omdat ik nog veel ander werk te doen heb en geen tijd heb om alles helemaal opnieuw in te stellen. Kunnen jullie die wel geflasht hebben, bevestigen dat alles goed werkt (wifi en verbindingen).
Could you try to set you dns settings in the router to cloudflare or any other if already on CF ? 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 (google) and try again ?I've been also using firmware now for few weeks. Router was factory reset after flashed firmware and configured again. Few times I had to restart router because one random device that is in my home which was not turned on since router got flashed and reset to factory was unable to connect to my wifi. But all other devices connected and reconnected normally. So after restart that device instantly connected to wifi without any problem. It's kind of silly to restart router every time some device was unable to connect to wifi, don't know whats happening there. I tested on 2.4 and 5Ghz on both is same device connected but no internet.
Could you try to set you dns settings in the router to cloudflare or any other if already on CF ? 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 (google) and try again ?
Then the device you have trouble with has a dns flush problem. You said it connects but has no internet ? You don't happen to have any ubiquity switches in your network do you ?I am already using 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8
No switch just my Asus connected to my ISP Nokia.Then the device you have trouble with has a dns flush problem. You said it connects but has no internet ? You don't happen to have any ubiquity switches in your network do you ?
Nope.
Are you having disconnections on any of your devices ? Sounds like a problematic ethernet cable issue somewhere (wild guess)
Factory made doesn't necessarily mean that they're good and in working condition. A bend or if run in wall, even a scratch when pulled in a conduit can create issues.None of device is having disconnect issues. One cable is hand made but tested with cable tester and it's ok, all others are factory made cables.
Factory made doesn't necessarily mean that they're good and in working condition. A bend or if run in wall, even a scratch when pulled in a conduit can create issues.
I had a similar issue in the past, where a flat Cat6 cable went bad (people would step on it sometimes) and it would disconnect momentarily every few hours or so... had to see the less than a second of occurrence disconnect happen with my eyes to see the issue![]()
Feedback support Italy:I noticed a strange situation:
I have four consoles:
Xbox 360, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PS5.
Previously, with the AX82U DSL, I got Open NAT on all of them (with UPnP enabled on the AX82U DSL).
Right now, I'm playing with the Xbox Series X...and I get moderate NAT.
The solution was to put IP in DMZ.
I'd like to point out that if I changed the port on the Xbox, I didn't get Open NAT.
The same thing happened if I deleted the Xbox's MAC address.
Another strange situation:
If I disable the firewall, I get Limited NAT!
All tests were done by restarting the router and Xbox after the various changes.
Could it be that UPnP isn't working properly?
Could it be that NAT isn't working in Full Cone NAT mode?
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