Did you do a clean or dirty upgrade? It's Enabled by default on my ac86u. Also, my default DTIM is "3" where you have a 1.hello,
Following the upgrade from version 384.19 to 386.1, the "TX Brust" option is disabled in 5 Ghz by default whereas it was enabled by default on version 384.19.
Is this normal or should it be reactivated ?
Thanks again for your help.
Version 384.19 default :
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Version 386.1 default :
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Did you do a clean or dirty upgrade? It's Enabled by default on my ac86u. Also, my default DTIM is "3" where you have a 1.
thank you for your response.On my AX88u, running 386.1 and factory reset after firmware upgrade - TX Burst is enabled and DTIM is 3.
Maybe there are some other settings that change those. For what it's worth, I don't use any parental, traffic, or aiProtect settings...no mesh, or guest networks. Just plain Jane setup.thank you for your response.
my encryption is in WPA3 maybe that's why the DTIM is at 1?
I have already done a factory reset but the DTIM remains at 1 :
"Turn off the router with the power button. Press and hold the black "WPS" button while turning the router back on. Wait about 10 seconds and then release the "WPS" button when the power LED goes out. Finally, turn off the router with the button and turn it back on manually"
the procedure is nevertheless correct ?
Maybe there are some other settings that change those. For what it's worth, I don't use any parental, traffic, or aiProtect settings...no mesh, or guest networks. Just plain Jane setup.
thank you for this information.TX is enabled with DTIM set for 1, WPA2 here, running 386.2 alhpa1, Guest network, VPN
thank you for this information.
The DTIM at 1 should therefore be normal.
However, I activated TX Brust (5 Ghz mode) like you.
Yes, it is true. So I don't understand why, after a factory reset, the DTIM value remains at 1 and the TRX Brust is disabled by default on the 5 Ghz band. On the 2 Ghz band TRX Brust is enabled by default.That's an alpha 386 version, so not an apples to apples comparison
After you reset, did you restore from old settings or add them back in manually?Yes it is true. So I don't understand why after a factory reset the DTIM value remains at 1 and TRX Brust is disabled by default on the 5 Ghz band.
after the reset, I configured the settings manually, never a configuration file restore.After you reset, did you restore from old settings or add them back in manually?
I always have done this, Always good practice, then hopefully you illuminate there will be no issues later,Is it necessary to format the JFFS at the next reboot after factory reset ? I didn't do it.
thank you for your response. I don't know if formatting the JFFS will reset the default DTIM and TRX Brust values to correct values. I don't think this has anything to do with the question.I always have done this, Always good practice, then hopefully you illuminate there will be no issues later,
AX88U's default settings in 386.1 on mine.Yes if other users can confirm that the DTIM value is set to 1 by default and TX Brust 5 Ghz (disable) by default on an AX88U router with 386.1 version.
thank you very much, so like me the DTIM value at 1.AX88U's default settings in 386.1 on mine.
a. DTIM 1
b. Tx Burst 5 GHz enabled
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