WAN ports on RT-BE88U not labeled correctly?

[mgg]

when selecting the primary WAN, i have 2 2.5g wan options and a 10g sfp option, but there should be 1 2.5g wan option, 1 10g option, and 1 10g sfp option.

i can use the sfp port for the wan input, it isnt a big deal, but why is it like this?

upgraded to 5g internet so hypothetically i have a use for it now. lol

 

[Tech9]

Bug in GUI most likely. Make sure it’s not a Browser issue.

 

[jzchen]

Hard reset, and check again...

 

[mgg]

I originally had the modem's output going into the 2.5g wan input since i wanted a 10g link between 2 of my pcs. while both pc's were hooked up to the 10g ports, the primary wan showed what i said before (2 2.5g options). both pcs have 10g nics in them. i didn't check the negotiated speeds right before doing this, but when i set everything up i was definitely getting the 10g speeds. (thought pattern is maybe if the negotiated speed was 2.5g for some reason it displayed that instead, but i dont think that was the case, but i also cant prove it)

I figured i'd try what was supposed to be labeled as the 10g wan and after switching the cables and configuring it to that, it switched to say 10g wan/lan... so something weird is going on.

 

[jzchen]

I'd suggest trying the latest ASUSwrt because 3006.102.4 is merged from an older GPL:

RT-BE88U - Support

www.asus.com

 

[Ripshod]

102.5_beta is fine. Give it a try. Try a reset first though, as it may actually not be broken - I've not seen an error before.