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3.0.0.4.388_21617 from Asus XT8 site
I’m sitting at 72 hours of up-time, 173MB free ram and no wireless backhaul disconnects.
I’ve attached a screenshot of my backhaul setup. The only “controversial” setting may be channel bandwidth @20/40/80, but I’ve found since owning the XT8 that if you give it the opportunity to fall back to 20/40 if needed, it’ll never drop off 5G, that being said I’ve never actually noticed the backhaul drop below 80Mhz. When I had it locked to 80Mhz, it did fallback to 2.4 a few times on older fw.
The router and node connections generally speed test above 700mbps on my 1000×100 connection.
Edit: attached current router and node speedtest results
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Weird that the latest update isn’t shown when you check via the router interface, but is via the Asus app!
Same here (NA version 1) 9.0.0.4.388_21493 is still running smoothly for me, 140MB free, backhaul is at 385hrs connected and my TP-Link switches and plugs are at 384hrs Going to hold off on updating for a bit to see how 3.0.0.4388_21617 plays out.
Is your setup with 2 or 4 XT8’s? It seems that there are more issues on 21493 with 4 x XT8’s.
2 XT8s
3.0.0.4388_21617 is still not available via router gui, although it is via the app. Downloaded from Asus XT8 site and currently updating.
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Weird that the latest update isn’t shown when you check via the router interface, but is via the Asus app!
Same here (NA version 1)
9.0.0.4.388_21493 is still running smoothly for me, 140MB free, backhaul is at 385hrs connected and my TP-Link switches and plugs are at 384hrs
Going to hold off on updating for a bit to see how 3.0.0.4388_21617 plays out.
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My wireless backhaul up-time is now 205+ hours on 9.0.0.4.388_21493
Free RAM is 166MB with 18 active devices
2.4G TP-Link switches and plugs are rock solid at 204+ hours
5G Google/Nest devices seem to roam more than I’d expect, mostly sitting around 24+ hours
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That sounds promising. Are you getting any 2.4 GHz disconnect issues?
I’m mostly using 2.4 for a half dozen TP-Link switches and they all show 104+ hours of access time on the network map.
Backhaul currently at 108+ hours.
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Hi All, Newly arrived from SNB. 9.0.0.4.388_21493 is stable for me after 48 hours, although the router did crash and automatically recover Saturday afternoon. 19 devices connected with a mix of Windows computers, Android & IOS phones and IoT. Free ram is currently 185MB and tends to hover around 60-65% utilization. No issue with wireless backhaul, 50hr up-time, setup as AX only, WPA3, 80 Mhz connection Cheers, Rob
Now at 94+ hours up-time, 175MB free ram, and all good with wireless backhaul.
Wireless WAN to LAN speedtest off the node on a 1000x100mbps connection is around 800×100
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Hi All,
Newly arrived from SNB.
9.0.0.4.388_21493 is stable for me after 48 hours, although the router did crash and automatically recover Saturday afternoon.
19 devices connected with a mix of Windows computers, Android & IOS phones and IoT. Free ram is currently 185MB and tends to hover around 60-65% utilization.
No issue with wireless backhaul, 50hr up-time, setup as AX only, WPA3, 80 Mhz connection
Cheers,
Rob
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