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Should have called is iOS Vista given the clear inspirations they’ve taken from it

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Back when I had a requirement for ddns, I used both No-IP and duck dns.  They were both fine but I found no-ip wanted you to log in regularly to keep it alive. Duck DNS had no such requirement so was more set and forget. Not sure if that’s still the case though.

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New version released

ASUS ZenWiFi BT10 Firmware version 3.0.0.6.102_36948

Version 3.0.0.6.102_36948

59.76 MB

2025/05/19

SHA-256 ：CFA951F78B156B2B6AFC15A1C60EE32A5E0311BE4B8C389F40B77DA53EFCB913

Bug Fixes and Enhancements:
Fixed Ipsec VPN related issues.
Improved Wireless compativity.
Add more localized internet connection types support.

Security:
Implemented a security patch to address an OpenVPN issue

 

 

Wish they’d specify what the enhancements are at least

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I thought windows phones were great, I owned one or two back in the day.  It suffered hugely from lack of developer support for apps though and that’s a problem they will still have if they were to launch a platform again. That said competition is always good, they usually have good hardware offerings such as their surface laptop is very good.  I would consider a surface phone.

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slightly worrying they didn’t even put it in the patch note though. Hopefully it wasn’t too bad having that fw on for months…. sort of makes me think twice about getting more asus kit if they fix something after months and won’t even put what it is in the patch notes, can’t think of any other firms who keep it secret even after patching. Must be something embarrassing for them but hopefully not dangerous for us…

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. UK Sentinel Said:

Alas I am not able to release what the differences are

Ooh they’re keeping it secret? intriguing :)

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Thanks, I didn’t check what version all the nodes were on previously but I uploaded the fw manually to the 1st node – it gives me the choice to upload to each seperately if not clicking the option for it to check and download itself, I only uploaded to one node but it seems to have done both..

They now both show 3.0.0.6.102_36921-gab1ff70_1212-gaab6f_BB0B which I take is the current then.

I wonder why they went to the bother of such a minor change and not a main version update

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Is it possible to ask them what changed with that one if the size and checksum is different? Doesn’t show up as available in the web client probably due to same version no. Wondering if it’s worth updating to that one manually if something changed. Or if there’s a new ver coming?

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Interesting i checked the asus site to see if there was any new firmware for the bt10. There was one listed for 28/04 but it was still the old firmware from a few months back. I wonder why the date updated and if they actually have a new one on the way.

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I believe smarthaul is what they refer to the MLO backhaul as

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Sounds like a great deal you found. Have you confirmed in the ui that it is indeed only the first node that uses MLO?

If using wireless backhaul you may find you have better performance using fewer nodes if the WiFi signal strength itself isn’t a problem with fewer

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I have the BT10 system (2 nodes). I am very happy with it – recent firmware updates have improved stability significantly and it is certainly stable enough for day to day usage. There is more work for them to do – I find very occasionally wireless backhaul throws a fit and need to reboot the nodes. I haven’t tried disabling MLO to check the impact however.

My only real gripe is just how expensive this current crop of WiFi7 routers are! I can’t see how they can justify the prices no matter how good they are.  That aside I am very happy with the upgrade.

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I think there’s minimum support time vendors have to support them now by law – 5 years I think? But I would assume BQ16 will get the updates first and then they will filter their way down to the 10 and 8 some time after.

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. MultiDoc Said:

Thanks for the welcome ! And I appreciate your input (main if not sole reason I have been lurking as guest these forums, decided to register now that I have the BQ16 setup).

welcome to the forum multidoc

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Interesting I wonder if some of these changes will eventually come to the bt10. Specifically the backhaul improvements as I do see backhaul issues on the 10.

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