When I checked the log, I noticed this error in router logs and this matches with the time when internet access had gone down: Nov 21 12:16:57 rc_service: d 1219:notify_rc restart_wan_if 0. Anyone seen similar issues with AX88U before? Given that omission, you might not want to run IVP6. I don't even remember when it got switched to router mode in first place! Your isps dhcp does not function properly windows 10. 1_Alpha Build(s)] Testing available build(s). 386 version from the. Seems that the IPV6 DNS settings were not included in version 7. I'll monitor my router for the next few days and then decide what to do with AX88U. There's no way of really knowing until you try the newer builds, looking for any difference in DHCP performance.
Also note, IPV6 DNS settings were included in Version 2. x. Thanks for the warning @Datalink I'd rather not create more problems for myself, so I will not enable IPv6. Hi all, I recently went digging around in the settings of my 88U and found in the Wan config, under "Special Requirements from ISP", and changed the setting from it's default "Agressive" to "Normal". Two steps forward, one step back, as then say.
I think that the last was done around 4 years ago. Vikas-arora, I don't know if you're aware that Asus has embarked on the second, recent rewrite of its firmware. Each rewrite is a major development, mostly behind the scenes with the user interface remaining nearly identical as the previous version. I don't know where the AX88U fits in with the grand scheme of the firmware versions, but, it looks like Asus is trying to end up with a single unified version across the various router types and versions, keeping in mind specific hardware capabilities of the various router types and versions. 386 build to see if it makes any difference in the DHCP situation, although, if this is an ongoing Rogers DHCP problem, it might not make any difference at all. Not sure but it seems people all over the world are running into this kind of issue with ASUS routers (or maybe OpenWRT based firmware). Nov 21 12:16:59 nat: apply nat rules (/tmp/nat_rules_eth0_eth0). Fwiw, there have been reports of problems with Rogers DHCP servers for several weeks, so, it appears to be another ongoing Rogers problem that doesn't seem to be receiving any recognition. Looking at this thread, it looks like there's a new ALPHA3 Build available dated 2020-11-22. Merlin has basically given up trying to keep up with the current situation where there are a multitude of versions used across the various existing Asus router types, so, he's been waiting for Asus to get its act together with version.
It might be worth considering the Beta version, currently at 9. Android devices seem to be particularly prone to IPV6 issues as they don't fail over to IPV4 as they should, leaving the device hanging when there's an IPV6 issue in the path from the device to the end server. I have had absolutely no problems with Rogers in last 6 months until earlier this week when I switched my modem to bridged mode. Also worth considering is the new Merlin version. The build versions are stored on Merlin's One Drive, which is linked at the top of the thread. Nov 21 12:17:00 miniupnpd[29380]: version 1. This can be seen in the STATUS.... DOCSIS WAN tab, specifically in the very bottom OFDM/OFDMA section, which will show two OFDMA channels as being disabled or enabled. 1 upstream has been enabled at some CMTS locations and in their connected modems. I absolutely love this router for its coverage and low latency, but at the same time I don't want to be stuck with a router that keeps running into issues with Rogers. Nov 21 12:17:00 miniupnpd[29380]: HTTP listening on port 48482. Nov 21 12:17:00 wan: finish adding multi routes. From what you have mentioned, it looks like Rogers have enabled DOCSIS 3. Hi, I recently installed a new AX88U router at home and today internet access went down for a few minutes.
Have a look at the following post: If you do go ahead and enable IPV6 in the modem's settings, keep an eye open for strange connection issues to Google services, Instagram and Whatsapp. So, this time its a jump to a.