I will try i have an old ac86u but that may be different as it doesn’t have guest network pro.
True; and based on your previous note it is only a GNP related failure, when enabling it; agree that just seems buggy and the lack of GNP won't really tell you much.Bottom line: When I have any guest network active on the main router, the node goes down and stays there, even if I am not trying to propagate it.
Yes. It really does sound like something disables itself or is flaky with GNP on a Mesh Node, like the Mesh Wireless Backbone is fighting it out with the Wireless bandwidth needed for the Guest Network and no-one wins, so it throws its hands up in the air and says 'I give up'. But IIRC it also happens with your WIRED backbone and ONLY Guest on the MAIN, which is even odder?Regarding wireless type failure. It works fine in wisp mode and extender mode, so wouldn’t that rule that out?
I actually tried that. I set the backbone to 5ghz and the GNP to 2.4.True; and based on your previous note it is only a GNP related failure, when enabling it; agree that just seems buggy and the lack of GNP won't really tell you much.
Yes. It really does sound like something disables itself or is flaky with GNP on a Mesh Node, like the Mesh Wireless Backbone is fighting it out with the Wireless bandwidth needed for the Guest Network and no-one wins, so it throws its hands up in the air and says 'I give up'. But IIRC it also happens with your WIRED backbone and ONLY Guest on the MAIN, which is even odder?
I wonder if you (as a trial) selected one band for the backbone and (as a trial) one band ONLY for the Guest Network, whether it would work in that setup; not that it is much use to you, but would give you some more info (to feed back to ASUS...)?
Ahead of me then...I actually tried that. I set the backbone to 5ghz and the GNP to 2.4.
Activating the GNP took down the node, even if it wasn’t selected to propagate there. Very strange to me.
Turning off GNP , the node came back.
Thank you. I will tryAhead of me then....
So currently Merlin 3006.102.6 on your RT-AX86U Pro Main and 3.0.0.6.102_56747 Stock on the RT-AX57 Go I guess?
I am fresh out of ideas at this point sorry, it's not that it's working and flaky, the 'bailing out' when GNP is enabled is inexplicable.
At this point I guess you could try the Beta ASUS FW @bbunge mentioned, but it is only stock, so you would lose any Merlin goodies or addons.
btw you asked the right question here, perhaps (before installing the beta) you could save the "System Log, General Log" after you have gone through the the connect node and disconnect fail, post it to file.io and see if someone clever and experienced like @ColinTaylor or @dave14305 can see any obvious issues?Is there something I can track for errors like a log or something? I'm not sure why its failing at 85%, and why it can't connect wirelessly.
Excellent outcome for you, finally a usable system. I had a wee look at the release notes of that beta again and while it doesn’t explicitly say it fixes an issue of mesh nodes being dropped on enabling GNP on your specific router pairing (and it’s the first pair that I’ve seen that did not work at all) it does seems it holds promise as regards to AiMesh connectivity.The good news: With the beta firmware 9.0.0.6.102_37342, issue is resolved.
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