Hi all,
I just bought an Asus RT-AC86U and a few times per day I'm experiencing slow wifi connections. I know it's the router and not my ISP because if I plug my laptop directly into the modem, I don't have any issues. The way the problem manifests is that any page takes forever to load. I don't get "no connectivity" error or anything like that, it just takes very long. Sometimes the browser times out as well. And this happens on all devices. I can't even access the router UI at router.asus.com and when the page finally starts to load, it loads in bits and pieces: some icons, then some text, until slowly slowly the whole page is loaded.
This whole hiccup lasts for about 10-15 min and then everything resumes back to normal.
I checked the system logs but there's nothing suspicious there. I am on latest official firmware: 3.0.0.4.386_44470-g53bccb8.
Do you think this may be due to channel interference? But if that's the case, then why does it resolve on its own? Please let me know how I can debug or what I can do to fix the root cause.
I just bought an Asus RT-AC86U and a few times per day I'm experiencing slow wifi connections. I know it's the router and not my ISP because if I plug my laptop directly into the modem, I don't have any issues. The way the problem manifests is that any page takes forever to load. I don't get "no connectivity" error or anything like that, it just takes very long. Sometimes the browser times out as well. And this happens on all devices. I can't even access the router UI at router.asus.com and when the page finally starts to load, it loads in bits and pieces: some icons, then some text, until slowly slowly the whole page is loaded.
This whole hiccup lasts for about 10-15 min and then everything resumes back to normal.
I checked the system logs but there's nothing suspicious there. I am on latest official firmware: 3.0.0.4.386_44470-g53bccb8.
Do you think this may be due to channel interference? But if that's the case, then why does it resolve on its own? Please let me know how I can debug or what I can do to fix the root cause.