ASUS RT-BE92U Firmware version 3.0.0.6.102_37563

[Spartan]

ASUS RT-BE92U Firmware version 3.0.0.6.102_37563
Version 3.0.0.6.102_37563
54.88 MB
2025/06/27
SHA-256 ：395955D2BDBD886A2F0173E09CC81C3F4445A096789E30A5C123DA8A9D8399B5
Bug Fixes and Enhancements:
-Resolved an intermittent reboot issue occurring under specific conditions, with the underlying cause fixed.
-Fixed reconnect issues in AiMesh mode.
-Addressed multiple 5G channel issues with optimized exclusion rules.
-Enhanced overall system stability.

Download = https://www.asus.com/networking-iot...-be92u/helpdesk_bios?model2Name=ASUS-RT-BE92U

 

[Spartan]

I upgraded, then did a full factory reset then enabled MLO. All is working fine.

 

[iFrogMac]

I upgraded, then did a full factory reset then enabled MLO. All is working fine.

I wonder if Asus finally turned this into a stable router, it seems like the frequently returned notice on amazon is gone, but I still see negative reviews on it. I got rid of mine because of the issues I ran into, that I couldn't resolve with certain iOT devices on my network that had either never fully been resolved, or recently came up.

The router worked without a lot of issues most of the time I had it, but it never really felt fully polished, even though most of the issues expressed as a whole, I never had.

 

[Spartan]

I wonder if Asus finally turned this into a stable router, it seems like the frequently returned notice on amazon is gone, but I still see negative reviews on it. I got rid of mine because of the issues I ran into, that I couldn't resolve with certain iOT devices on my network that had either never fully been resolved, or recently came up.

The router worked without a lot of issues most of the time I had it, but it never really felt fully polished, even though most of the issues expressed as a whole, I never had.

I never experienced a single issue on both of the two RT-BE92Us that I got, this was the cheapest and best upgrade I did and getting LAN like speeds wirelessly.
I haven't experienced a single issue with this firmware but neither did I have any issues earlier.

Here is how I set mine up:

I have 2 of them, one is in my office upstairs and the 2nd one is downstairs connected via a LAN cable.

I setup the main router first, never enabled AiProtection or QoS (and never will). During the initial setup phase, I also created the suggest IoT network, that's how my wireless printer connects for better compatibility. After setting up the initial connection, I turned on MLO then clicked on MLO Fronthaul as I didn't want to make a separate MLO network, I prefer simplicity, one SSDID for everything and one for IoT devices. So yes, SmartConnect is also enabled.

I then setup the built in VPN which is how my VoiP phone connects to the internet as IP Phones are banned in Dubai.
Finally, I went to AiMesh, settings, clicked on wired backhaul, then added the second router.

Not a single disconnection or issue and the speeds are insane.

 

[iFrogMac]

I never experienced a single issue on both of the two RT-BE92Us that I got, this was the cheapest and best upgrade I did and getting LAN like speeds wirelessly.
I haven't experienced a single issue with this firmware but neither did I have any issues earlier.

Here is how I set mine up:

I have 2 of them, one is in my office upstairs and the 2nd one is downstairs connected via a LAN cable.

I setup the main router first, never enabled AiProtection or QoS (and never will). During the initial setup phase, I also created the suggest IoT network, that's how my wireless printer connects for better compatibility. After setting up the initial connection, I turned on MLO then clicked on MLO Fronthaul as I didn't want to make a separate MLO network, I prefer simplicity, one SSDID for everything and one for IoT devices. So yes, SmartConnect is also enabled.

I then setup the built in VPN which is how my VoiP phone connects to the internet as IP Phones are banned in Dubai.
Finally, I went to AiMesh, settings, clicked on wired backhaul, then added the second router.

Not a single disconnection or issue and the speeds are insane.


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In my case, every Asus router I've gotten has had issues out of the box with at least lights, or plugs. The RT-AX86U was worse, and then it got better over time as Asus matured the firmware. Initially I was an Airport user as I've primarily been an Apple use until the last few years where I've gotten more into Linux and other devices. I have been happier with TP-Link routers as an alternative to Airport since it was discontinued, but I want with Asus to try it, since it was the one brand I haven't tried, but in my setup, I think I'm sticking with TP-Link for a while. and keep the RT-AX86U as a backup router since it's stable.

Edit: By the way, when I first got the RT-BE92U. I was like you and defended it, thinking it was a good router, and really it is, as the initial issues I had I was able to fix. It was really after seeing how many people as a whole had issues with it, and then the issues that came up for me after having it for almost a year, that I wasn't able to resolve that encouraged me to look at a different model. I like to have at least two devices on hand in case of troubleshooting, and while I still have my 6th Gen Airport Extreme, and it still works, it's old enough now not to keep up with the current standards in terms of speed, and security. So, for my two device rule, I have the TP-Link BE9300, and the Asus RT-AX86U for routers, and for modems I have an Arris S33, and a Netgear CM3000 for troubleshooting.

Currently, I'm using the S33, and TP-Link, and things are stable.