ASUS ZenWiFi AX Whole Home Tri-Band Mesh WiFi 6 System Not sure if this is the right place to ask…. I am thinking of upgrading my Google Mesh wifi to the above. Has anyone used this and does it...

[Jonathan Morris]

I’ve not dropped to 2.4GHz (or not stayed there) but being more confident, I opted to try 160MHz again and fixed on channel 100.

All worked fine but then it detected radar and only seemed to try once later to go back, but weirdly it has now stuck on channel 104 at 80MHz – but it shows as being on 100 in settings?!

Maybe a reboot will fix, but is that a bug or a feature?

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[UK Sentinel]

I am sure a reboot will fix, some individuals schedule a weekly reboot to get around certain problems with 160MHz.

Only way to tell for sure is look for any reference to ‘Radar detected‘ in the logs

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[dodgydrains]

Hi, what are the correct time zone settings for London?

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[Grisu]

5th sun 2am (will change at 2 GMT to 3 summertime)

5th sun 3am (will change back at 3 summertime to 2 GMT)

where 5th is programed as last (may be 5th or 4th if there are only 4 sundays in this month).

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[dodgydrains]

Thanks, it was messing up all my parental control times.

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[dodgydrains]

Is this correct?

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[UK Sentinel]

This year, for March 2024, DST change is March 31st which is the 5th Sunday, usually its the 4th, but this year the last Sunday of the month is also the last day of the month

This is my ASUS Daylight Saving Time Settings for this 2024

 

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[Grisu]

Start time is correct now, but still end time shoul be changed in the sam way with 5th and 3 hours (which means at 3am summertime it will change to 2am standard time).

And you can leave it forewer, 5th is fine and interpreted as last sunday in a month, which is always correct.

If you set 2 hours at the end time it will change at 2am summertime to 1am standard time, which is not the defiition of EU time change.

I told it a dozen times now and tested my settings in detail, when I had Asus in my network.

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[UK Sentinel]

From last year,

https://uktechhub.com/forums/topic/asus-zenwifi-ax-whole-home-tri-band-mesh-wifi-6-system/page/75/#post-27724

 

There is an ASUS emulator online, so if you would like to configure the UK DST settings and capture this as an image, that would be very useful for the future

https://gt-ac5300-router.asustreiber.de/Advanced_System_Content.asp

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[Grisu]

Sorry, but doesnt work for me to change values.

After 10 attempts I got it.

Here are the correct settings for EU and GB, beside individual city/timezone.

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[UK Sentinel]

Thank you, I am sure this will be very useful for many UK ASUS router owners setting their DST time zones

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[dodgydrains]

Version 3.0.0.4.388_24621
V1 – 49.61 MB
V2 – 50.23 MB
2024/03/19

– Fixed command injection vulnerability.
– Fixed the ARP poisoning vulnerability. Thanks to the contribution of Xin’an Zhou.
– Fixed code execution in custom OVPN. Thanks to the contrubution of Jacob Baines.
– Fixed the injection vulnerability in AiCloud.
– Fixed stack buffer overflow in lighttpd. Special thanks to Viktor Edstrom.
– Fixed CVE-2023-35720
– Fixed the code execution vulnerability in AiCloud. Thanks to the contribution of chumen77.
– Fixed the XSS and Self-reflected HTML injection vulnerability. Thanks to the contrubution of Redfox Cyber Security.

*Please be advised that due to a security upgrade in AiMesh, we strongly recommend against downgrading to previous firmware versions, as this may lead to connection issues. Should you encounter any difficulties, resetting the AiMesh router to its default settings and re-establishing the mesh connection can resolve the problem.

V1 – https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/…_300438824621.zip?model=ASUS ZenWiFi AX (XT8)

Please unzip the firmware file, and then verify the checksum.
SHA256: 2cd1851f75abf270c34ec4643617aa03235c3d1415696a8a9100dc1b79972378

V2 – https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/…_300438824621.zip?model=ASUS ZenWiFi AX (XT8)

Please unzip the firmware file, and then verify the checksum.
SHA256: 97fd1726378ce1d449f3b5e143e00c7cffb0da7b961f944f267bf7e1c13712b0

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[UK Sentinel]

Great news and thank you for sharing

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[Jaime Salud Castillo]

. dodgydrains Said:

Version 3.0.0.4.388_24621
V1 – 49.61 MB
V2 – 50.23 MB
2024/03/19

– Fixed command injection vulnerability.
– Fixed the ARP poisoning vulnerability. Thanks to the contribution of Xin’an Zhou.
– Fixed code execution in custom OVPN. Thanks to the contrubution of Jacob Baines.
– Fixed the injection vulnerability in AiCloud.
– Fixed stack buffer overflow in lighttpd. Special thanks to Viktor Edstrom.
– Fixed CVE-2023-35720
– Fixed the code execution vulnerability in AiCloud. Thanks to the contribution of chumen77.
– Fixed the XSS and Self-reflected HTML injection vulnerability. Thanks to the contrubution of Redfox Cyber Security.

*Please be advised that due to a security upgrade in AiMesh, we strongly recommend against downgrading to previous firmware versions, as this may lead to connection issues. Should you encounter any difficulties, resetting the AiMesh router to its default settings and re-establishing the mesh connection can resolve the problem.

V1 – https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/…_300438824621.zip?model=ASUS ZenWiFi AX (XT8)

Please unzip the firmware file, and then verify the checksum.
SHA256: 2cd1851f75abf270c34ec4643617aa03235c3d1415696a8a9100dc1b79972378

V2 – https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/…_300438824621.zip?model=ASUS ZenWiFi AX (XT8)

Please unzip the firmware file, and then verify the checksum.
SHA256: 97fd1726378ce1d449f3b5e143e00c7cffb0da7b961f944f267bf7e1c13712b0

Thanks for this!

For the early adopters, please give some feedback.

And also, if the added security really makes it hard to pair up with nodes after updating.

Thanks again.

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[dodgydrains]

I dirty flashed over FW 388_24609 without any issues with an uptime of around 24 hours.

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