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same here… Asus Asia (Philippines) has no driver/firmware page for the XT8 also
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Interestingly enough this new version is not showing on the Asus website, at least when I check. Last posted on website is still 22525.
same here (asus asian region), not posted yet
but i still downloaded and also did a dirty install.
so far no obvious bugs have come up yet. Will observe for now.
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I always first do a pin reset at the bottom of the XT8 and then hard factory reset like below: https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1046973/#:~:text=Turn%20the%20power%20off.,and%20turn%20the%20router%20on. I do this on each XT8’s. Always find that this way it clears everything in terms of settings. Also, try plugging the XT8 to a different power socket. I had a situation where my extension lead was faulty and caused the XT8 to reboot.
may i ask, so you haven’t had any downtimes or wireless backhaul switching to 2.4ghz ever since updating to this latest update (and doin the factory reset)?
I have had no occasion where my backhaul went to 2.4GHz on FW 22525.
well, that’s really encouraging. I suppose resetting is really the key to this problem. Thanks again.
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I dread the factory settings reset, but if it would cure the backhaul problem, then i will have to try it and rebuild all my settings.
Alas, every time ASUS release a new firmware, tweaking is usually required, so alas no guarantees
do i reset to factory settings via the web interface in the : Administration-Restore/Save/Upload Settin-Restore and click on the initialize all settings?
or do i reset via button on the router?
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I also had my node drop to 2.4 after 33-34 days of uptime, which is still great in my mind.
Great news
Interesting, what is device [44:a8:fc:de:65:6a] ? and was this event log around the time the Aimesh backhaul dropped to 2.4GHz ? If disabling roaming assistant for you backhaul doesn’t prevent wireless backhaul from dropping to 2.4GHz, I would suggest you factory reset your AiMesh XT8 routers (all) and rebuild all (factory reset all) your mesh system from scratch
Just adding that I have a MACID lookup table and 44:a8:fc is showing as “Apple” device of some kind. And in reference to the May 5 date in the log – that is normal when it reboots until it can connect to NTP to get current date/time. I also had my node drop to 2.4 after 33-34 days of uptime, which is still great in my mind. I’ve just decided to schedule a once a week 4am reboot and hopefully things stay as stable as they have been for me. I have my backhaul locked to channel 173 and locked to 160 and GUI shows “Great” for connection strength.
thanks also Larry!
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Interesting, what is device [44:a8:fc:de:65:6a] ? and was this event log around the time the Aimesh backhaul dropped to 2.4GHz ? If disabling roaming assistant for you backhaul doesn’t prevent wireless backhaul from dropping to 2.4GHz, I would suggest you factory reset your AiMesh XT8 routers (all) and rebuild all (factory reset all) your mesh system from scratch
it’s an iphone.
I dread the factory settings reset, but if it would cure the backhaul problem, then i will have to try it and rebuild all my settings.
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Welp. Hehehe after 4 days, node’s LED light turned yellow again (weak signal). So frustrating.
will try disabling roaming assistant now. Sigh.
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If the above does not work, then try try disabling the 5Ghz (backhaul) roaming assistant. Do you live near an airport or military establishment as issue maybe radar interference ?
will do. Thanks a lot again!
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