Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.6 is now available

[NoLight]

Same here.
Installed 102.6 and did a factory reset (WPS reset or Administration - Restore). Manually config all the settings I use and UPnP is enabled. Xbox Series X shows NAT Type: Moderate.
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Reinstalled 102.5, factory reset (WPS reset or Administration - Restore) and Manually config all the settings I use with UPnP enabled and my Xbox Series X shows NAT Type: Open.
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Sorry for going a little off topic here:
It doesn't look like a Asuswrt-Merlin issue because it happens with the factory firmware on the ASUS GT-AX6000 too.
Also done with factory reset (WPS reset or Administration - Restore) and manually config all the settings with UPnP enabled.
ASUS GT-AX6000 Firmware version 3.0.0.6.102_34825, UPNP enabled works.
ASUS GT-AX6000 Firmware version 3.0.0.6.102_34860 and 3.0.0.6.102_34876, UPnP enabled doesn't work correctly on the Xbox.

Somewhat off topic, but if your only using UPnP for an Xbox, you just need to open TCP/UDP for ports 3074 and 9002.

 

[RMerlin]

Maybe, just maybe - what's broken is the test, not the firmware?

Because there has been zero change to UPnP these past few releases.

 

[ColinTaylor]

Maybe, just maybe - what's broken is the test, not the firmware?

^ this.

The Windows and XBox tests for port forwarding have always been broken in this way. People should just ignore it.

 

[Paliv]

Maybe, just maybe - what's broken is the test, not the firmware?

Because there has been zero change to UPnP these past few releases.

I was thinking the same as there is zero difference in the experience when these test report moderate or open. Also, I just noticed Call of Duty was showing open earlier today on my lunch break, but now shows moderate. So…who cares as long as it’s working, since the ports are being forwarded.

 

[AlexHK]

Sorry I am late to the party.
Does ASUS now force https? Guess it's time for me to finally enter the modern age

I am greeted with this on port 80

 

[lgkahn]

in my case if you set the plulldown to http instread of both you dont get that.. it just works in http/80. but i guess it may depend on what router you have.

 

[Jeffrey Young]

GT-AX6000 using http to connect to the router, this is painfully slow and laggy, anyone else?

Try a different browser. My AX86U Pro (running on 388 firmware) is experiencing the same issue as you - very sluggish and slow to respond on Chrome. Using Brave, the GUI is its normal snappy self.