Bapenigo
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Connect to 2.4ghz.hi, gotten at sitex today. can i check if i should be connecting to 5ghz or 2.4ghz?
Connect to 2.4ghz.hi, gotten at sitex today. can i check if i should be connecting to 5ghz or 2.4ghz?
my asus rtn56u is dead after 1 wk.. just upgraded the latest f/w.. zzz
have you tried doing the hard setting reset? or is it totally no power?my asus rtn56u is dead after 1 wk.. just upgraded the latest f/w.. zzz
hi anybody can help ?
just bought this, connecting the WAN port to singtel 2wire adsl modem and it connected to the internet according to the status page
the asus is on router mode (2nd option)
then try to browse internet using a wired laptop, but it seems to not be able to connect, looks like there's no DNS server
is there any setting I need to do ?
this is what the asus looks if I connect to the 2wire
Connection Type: Ethernet
IP Address: 192.168.1.10
IP Address Allocation: DHCP
IP Address Type: Private (NAT)
Hardware Address: 54:04:a6:8f:fe:52
Vendor Class ID: udhcp 0.9.8-pre
Status: On
is that correct ?
it looks like a hardware failure.. the LEDs are dim (not totally off) when powered on. The router is only able to behave as a switch, admin page cannot be accessed from same subnet IP. Reset button does no help. I googled and find at least 1 other similar case having similar symptoms.
edit: Right b4 its dead, I upgraded the f/w and power cycled the unit.. then use for a while. Suddenly no internet connection, I checked and from that point it became dead.
Hi everyone, i just got this router from SITEX and i'm loving it. suddenly i can download, stream video and surf net with no lag. Last time once i start downloading i can't even surf net. One thing i'm not sure is I read that you can setup the router to allow surfing of net on the 2.4GHz bandwidth and maybe downloading/streaming of video on the 5GHz bandwidth. How do you set up the router so that it can use the 2 bandwidth. Currently i used the D-Link DWA-160 and i have set up the 2.4GHz and 5GHz to be using the same SSID. In my D-Link Connection Management software i'm able to see both network but somehow i'm only able to connect to the 5GHz network. Sorry if my question is stupid, not very sure about this dual band technology.
Use 2 different SSIDs, then when connecting, choose one or the other. Dual band means one or the other, not both at the same time. Up to you to decide which device uses which frequency.
I see. so basically i should have just gotten a normal wireless n adapter? No use getting a dual band adapter cos the 5GHz band is less congested and should be faster