[Grisu]

did you change power adapter?

often the problem for reboots due to bad DC-supply power to the unit.

Temps very good below 70°C for CPU and my Wifi-chips had same as yours, 51/56.

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miss a like button in this – and a dislike button in all – forums :-)

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Katana1074 wrote:

Hi Uk Sentinel… I get complete reboots,my partner said she heard the click behind her (where the router is situated), Just check the logs it rebooted completely at 19:59 tonight….

Hasn’t been this problem with clicking (probably relais on DSL-output) 1-2 years ago too?

We discussed these issues in asus-forum and whirlpool but maybe related to DSL-AC68U.

As far as I can remember it was a firmware issue, DSL driver switches between different DSL-types/protocols or something like that or trying to reset line by completely disconnecting some time, only seen on some (for asus logic problematic) lines, not all users had this problem.

Sold all asus and now a Fritz-fan without all those buggy firmware problems anymore.

Hardware has been good for me all the time but they missed to employ some good programmers or at least one in Taiwan!

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and broken VLAN code on all routers: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/asus-blue-cave-firmware-version-3-0-0-4-384-45708.55913/#post-477834

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Even Merlin recommends to stay away from this 45708 firmware on RT-AC68U:

https://www.snbforums.com/threads/asus-rt-ac68-offered-3-0-0-4-384_45708.55814/page-3#post-477111

Too many problems reported …

Better to wait for Easter Egg release in some weeks ;-)

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frightended to death is passed away too ;-) (hope you understand this translated phrase)

Most importend things are on a HDD and stick attached to USB only for updates and file saving.

Hard to believe but I could survive even without internet some days and PC-setup is done very fast today if the worst comes to the worst.

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has not been a discussion in the past for family members, equipment without need for intranet are connecting to guest with access to internet and between guests, opened this for friends connecting to each other.

Maybe too unsecure for some, will depend on everyones needs.

PS: I edited and posted a 2nd link above with 7 pages only discussing TrendMicro. Maybe interesting for you, conclusion – not working last releases!

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here a recent posting with newest 45708 firmware, still broken and not working, so no security but more problems than without: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/asus-rt-ac68-offered-3-0-0-4-384_45708.55814/page-3#post-476384

or here with many postings about TrendMicro business: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/384-6-now-sharing-data-to-trend-micro.48202/page-7#post-476545

Thats why I sold all my Asus equipment and for the time being (will be the next 10 years) very impressed with my AVM Fritz-Mesh even using all telephone-features offered by it on old POTS-connection and v-plus DSL on main 7590. 2 nodes 7582 connected via LAN and one WLAN-repeater 7590 with phones on this all working fine as it should. Guest network with restricted access spread to all 4 routers.

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Try it if you think you need this stuff, but if you run into any problem dont ask and disable it.

It makes everything slower as all requests must hit them in a first step.

I dont think they would ever block anything helpful for me for a good reason.

And I dont trust all undocumented things, they could tell us what they do and then you could test it.

There are many threads on SNB about it, some swear on it, others hate it totally – you will have to find your own way. Keep in mind, Asus doesnt pay anything, its a free feature for them and anyhow TrendMicro has to keep their business running, somewhere we have to pay them (most likely with grabbing our data).

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Sorry, yes you are right they are Japanese, my mistake.

But anyway, at the moment (since about Nov.) all recommend disabling it for now.

Like here: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/asus-rt-ac68-offered-3-0-0-4-384_45708.55814/page-2#post-476348

 

Only wanted to tell him leave it with recent firmwares.

 

And something to read about Trend Micro (only the first google hit): https://www.slashgear.com/trend-micro-apps-on-mac-app-store-also-spying-on-users-09544942/

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Bully wrote:

Should I have AiProtection enabled on this router? I’m worried if I turn it on it will hinder its performance?

There are many problems reported on SNB, AiProtection is using TrendMicro and last firmwares 45xxx completely has broken this feature, on the other side TrendMicro published fraudulent spy apps last year (oh – thats only happened with some sub-companies of them), so I am quite sure they are grabbing data with this free feature too, thats how chinese business works.

• This reply was modified 6 months, 3 weeks ago by UK Sentinel.

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your only problem will be to telnet to the router with Merlin as he stopped telnet-access over a year ago! ;-)

But you can SSH instead …

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Here you can download DSL-AC68U firmware with Merlin 384_7 enhancements: https://mega.nz/#!g4kCGQwI!DnuBw8C-FUuvU79_b74TMkja5_jFuXCLD-Pr45c0Xc0

How to compile it on your own you can read here: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/finally-got-merlin-fw-to-work-on-dsl-ac68u.48702/page-2#post-440497

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