Beta Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.7 Beta is now available

[Samuel_1975]

Myself about what I think of mlo, I have noticed that it uses the most frequency of 2.4 and 5 ghz and almost nothing on 6 ghz, I myself have deactivated mlo because yes I think it does not work well for me anyway as I am most interested in 6ghz, so I have turned off mlo and 2.4 and 5 ghz myself, from the beginning with this router rt-be92u it was confusing from the beginning and dropped and 6ghz disappeared quite often but now more recently I haven't had this problem and more stable than before

If you live in an apartment like my father and I do, 6 ghz and with wpa 3 is more of a must for me anyway

Otherwise, nothing special except that the rt-be92u works better than before, so nothing to complain about

 

[Zirescu]

Off topic but - the MLO we were promised isn't what was is currently delivered by practically any router provider. RTings did an exhaustive router test which is worth a watch or read.

 

[RMerlin]

I use rt-be92u running the new beta 1 up time 3 days 16 hours no known issues may I ask are you running MLO if on can make the router really unstable?

No MLO, in fact there wasn't even any wifi client connected, just a fairly basic test setup, with the WAN port plugged to my network. As soon I had a pair of Ethernet clients connected to port 1 and 2 at the same time, the router would freeze within a few seconds, and then either reboot, or see its clock get completely screwed up due to the extended CPU stall.

 

[biohazardx92]

Off topic but - the MLO we were promised isn't what was is currently delivered by practically any router provider. RTings did an exhaustive router test which is worth a watch or read.

Thanks for that - I will read that.

 

[Zirescu]

No MLO, in fact there wasn't even any wifi client connected, just a fairly basic test setup, with the WAN port plugged to my network. As soon I had a pair of Ethernet clients connected to port 1 and 2 at the same time, the router would freeze within a few seconds, and then either reboot, or see its clock get completely screwed up due to the extended CPU stall.

Finally, glad you've replicated the issue and I wasn't losing my mind and probably explains why others see the issue and some don't. I have a powerline adapter connected on port 2 and usually have the work laptop in port 3 but moved it to port 4 the other day for testing. Can't say that the move to port 4 is the problem as I update to the beta around the same time. I might disconnect the powerline adapter for a day or two to see if that improves anything.

Since moving it to port 4 though the router has been having the CPU stall about twice a day and been pretty consistently going off the rails between 21:45 and 22:05 and then again just after midnight, pacific time.