Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.7 is now available

[r3versii]

@RMerlin thanks. Could you check what your settings are on the shield? I'm running on Experience 9.2.4 so that's the latest and greatest. But there's settings for roaming and low powered wifi on the shield, maybe that has to be a specific setting. I also specified in the Shield itself that it has to connect to 5 GHz only, did you enforce it like that too?

 

[RMerlin]

@RMerlin thanks. Could you check what your settings are on the shield? I'm running on Experience 9.2.4 so that's the latest and greatest. But there's settings for roaming and low powered wifi on the shield, maybe that has to be a specific setting. I also specified in the Shield itself that it has to connect to 5 GHz only, did you enforce it like that too?

It's probably on default settings since I usually connect my Shield with an Ethernet cable. I just unplugged it, and connected to the BE92U wifi to test it.

The Shield is definitely on the 5 GHz band since I use different SSIDs per band.

 

[jzchen]

I have a GT-AX6000 and it's not working for me, as my phone only syncs at 144 Mbps and reports Wi-Fi 4/802.11n. It wasn't an issue prior to this firmware update. The router just won't let me enable it, which is annoying.

If it is an AiMesh node then depending on backhaul try AP mode or Repeater mode...

 

[RMerlin]

Roaming and Connect to Low Powered Channels are both disabled here.

 

[RMerlin]

JS error fixed on the Wireless Pro page (bad GPL merge), thank you for reporting it.

EDIT: uploaded a new test build with the fixed page.

 

[r3versii]

It's probably on default settings since I usually connect my Shield with an Ethernet cable. I just unplugged it, and connected to the BE92U wifi to test it.

The Shield is definitely on the 5 GHz band since I use different SSIDs per band.

Well maybe that's part of the issue, I use the same SSID for both (actually all 3) bands

 

[MDM]

> The Shield is definitely on the 5 GHz band since I use different SSIDs per band.

Well maybe that's part of the issue, I use the same SSID for both (actually all 3) bands

Practically always a bad idea, separate ALL SSIDs for peace of mind...

 

[RMerlin]

Well maybe that's part of the issue, I use the same SSID for both (actually all 3) bands

Just to confirm it, try configuring a 5 GHz Guest Network (make sure LAN access is still allowed, if your ShieldTV is accessing a local file server), and connect your Shield to it.