Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.5 is now available

[Blkpanthr]

Thanks. Let me try at next firmware upgrade with double reboot.

i should have said an "additional" reboot. 1st being the flash itself.

 

[Abel007]

Yet no-one else is reporting it.
Try forgetting the network on the iPhone, then reconnect.
Have you tried a factory reset with minimal setup after updating?

Just Because nobody is “reporting” doesn’t mean is not happening, I actually signed up just to cooperate, provide feedback and “report”.
I switched back to .4 and no problem, upgrade again to .5 and same issue with the iPhone, definitely something is wrong with .5 and my specific settings are triggering this glitch, I am positive that is related to MLO but I am just back again to .4 with 0 problems will try again with .6 when the time comes.

 

[ganjah]

While you can do a factory reset before installing new firmware, you should be doing the factory reset AFTER flashing the new firmware, if you are going to be doing a factory reset. Doing the factory reset AFTER flashing the firmware insures (or should insure) the new firmware's default settings are used.

Edit to add: Asus is now strongly recommending a factory default reset after installing the latest Asus stock firmware releases for certain routers. (see here, here, here, here for recent examples)

Upon reading your and MDM's comments and doing a factory reset yesterday, setting up everything again from scratch, WG still dies after some hours.

What should I try next?

 

[purpleman]

I would think the virtual interfaces represent the wired and wireless interfaces that can, in part, be assigned to or already are VLAN's.

Thanks, but that's not it. 'wl' interfaces are wireless. Anything that starts with wl0 is the 2.4 ghz band and wl1 is the 5 ghz band. Still unclear why there would be 4 wireless virtual interfaces instead of 2 on those bridges (and 5 of them on the main br0).

 

[MDM]

Upon reading your and MDM's comments and doing a factory reset yesterday, setting up everything again from scratch, WG still dies after some hours.

What should I try next?

Then posting your VPN settings would be the next thing, in maybe a separate thread, since it seems not to be FW related but probably config...

 

[bennor]

Thanks, but that's not it. 'wl' interfaces are wireless. Anything that starts with wl0 is the 2.4 ghz band and wl1 is the 5 ghz band. Still unclear why there would be 4 wireless virtual interfaces instead of 2 on those bridges (and 5 of them on the main br0).

Answer is likely simple. You likely have a main LAN WiFI and then several Guest Network WiFi profiles (br55, br56) enabled. Coupled with it being a WiFi 7 router (RT-BE88U) meaning more than two wireless channels/bands, and likely what I assume are multiple WiFi virtual interfaces to handle the WiFi 4 (802.11n), WiFi 5 (802.11ac), WiFi 6 (802.11ax), and WiFi 7 (802.11be). Along with a mix of 9 x LAN ports of various speeds and one 10Gbps SFP+ Port. Further Asus may set aside additional vlans for AiMesh as well (possibly even if you don't enable AiMesh).

 

[bennor]

Upon reading your and MDM's comments and doing a factory reset yesterday, setting up everything again from scratch, WG still dies after some hours.

What should I try next?

As already suggested, perhaps start a separate discussion on your issue since it may not be firmware related.

Make sure to include your Wireguard VPN settings (both router and client side, redacting any sensitive information).

Are you using DDNS? If so, which service?

And check your router's system log to see what if anything is being indicates around the time you have the WireGuard disconnection issue.

 

[ryosuke]

Upon reading your and MDM's comments and doing a factory reset yesterday, setting up everything again from scratch, WG still dies after some hours.

What should I try next?

i dont have any issue with wireguard. you might want to check your configuration. might be some misconfig when u extracting your nordvpn settings

 

[Wisiwyg]

i dont have any issue with wireguard. you might want to check your configuration. might be some misconfig when u extracting your nordvpn settings

Ditto... using WG on main lan and a different one for guest. On initial setup I had an issue with a specific WG server, but created a new profile for a different server in the same endpoint city and it has stayed stable for many days. Note I'm using Proton VPN with WG.

 

[MDM]

Same here. Anybody trying to fix it?

Ask ASUS or Trend Micro...

 

[junior120872]

Not FW related, but noticed Trend Micro Signature update is down...

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I just ran the update.

 

[MDM]

I just ran the update.

True, it seems they fixed it.