Disable STP in stock

[Xrsenal]

Does anyone know the SSH code to disable STP in the stock firmware?

 

[ColinTaylor]

Why?

You didn't say what router model.

 

[Xrsenal]

Why?

You didn't say what router model.

AX86U

 

[Xrsenal]

Why?

You didn't say what router model.

Also, for gaming, do you recommend I overclock?

 

[Tech9]

Also, for gaming, do you recommend I overclock?

Overclock what? The router? Not possible.

 

[Xrsenal]

Overclock what? The router? Not possible.

Pretty sure you can ... https://www.snbforums.com/threads/o...t-merlin-378-56_2-rt-ac68u-and-rt-n66u.28043/



Also, do you know the SSH code for disabling Spanning Tree on the ax86u stock?

 

[Tech9]

Pretty sure you can

Pretty sure you can't on AX86U.

Also, do you know the SSH code for disabling Spanning Tree on the ax86u stock?

No.

 

[dsring]

Does anyone know the SSH code to disable STP in the stock firmware?

Performance Issue with 1 Gigabit an Router RT-AC68U

OK folks, here is the last thing that you can check and was not described here. Log in using SSH to your Asus router and hit the command: # nvram show | grep stp size: 56434 bytes (9102 left) lan_stp=1 lan1_stp=1 You'll see two variables related to Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) set to 1. Some...

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[Xrsenal]

Performance Issue with 1 Gigabit an Router RT-AC68U

OK folks, here is the last thing that you can check and was not described here. Log in using SSH to your Asus router and hit the command: # nvram show | grep stp size: 56434 bytes (9102 left) lan_stp=1 lan1_stp=1 You'll see two variables related to Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) set to 1. Some...

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I ran that nvram grep command and nothing happened

 

[ColinTaylor]

Why?

 

[dsring]

I ran that nvram grep command and nothing happened

It works. I have the RT-AX86U with stock firmware and it works.

To see the status of STP:
nvram show | grep stp

If both lan_stp and lan1_stp are 1, it means that the Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) is on. To disable STP:
nvram set lan_stp=0
nvram commit
nvram set lan1_stp=0
nvram commit

To see the status of STP:
nvram show | grep stp

Both both lan_stp and lan1_stp should now be 0, which indicates that STP is disabled.

 

[Tech9]

What is this "fixing"?

 

[Xrsenal]

What is this "fixing"?

Speeds up the router a little - I think it enables another nat accel

 

[Tech9]

I think it enables another nat accel

What?

 

[ColinTaylor]

Speeds up the router a little - I think it enables another nat accel

No it doesn't. Those posts you are quoting are from years ago and refer to a completely different router with different hardware and a completely different generation of firmware.

 

[Xrsenal]

No it doesn't. Those posts you are quoting are from years ago and refer to a completely different router with different hardware and a completely different generation of firmware.

Merlin confirmed himself and I’ve ran speed tests and it gives me a boost

 

[Tech9]

it gives me a boost

I hope you got all the boost you need already.

 

[ColinTaylor]

Merlin confirmed himself and I’ve ran speed tests and it gives me a boost

Where did Merlin confirm this? Link?

 

[Xrsenal]

Enabling Hardware Flow Acceleration (Level 2) in AC87U

Howdy, After several configuration attempts, I have determined that using my ASUS AC87U downstream of my Google Fiber Box is the best configuration option I have. Google Fiber users can read this thread here for how I configured my router for a "Fiber-Box Free" configuration and why I chose to...

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[ColinTaylor]

Enabling Hardware Flow Acceleration (Level 2) in AC87U

Howdy, After several configuration attempts, I have determined that using my ASUS AC87U downstream of my Google Fiber Box is the best configuration option I have. Google Fiber users can read this thread here for how I configured my router for a "Fiber-Box Free" configuration and why I chose to...

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That's a post from 2015!

As I said before it's discussing an issue with completely different hardware and completely different firmware. None of that is relevant to the router you have.