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Yes, in essence,
1. Disconnect the Eero completely
Unplug its Ethernet from the ONT.
2. Connect the ASUS to the ONT
- ONT β ASUS WAN port (blue port)
3. Connect your laptop to the ASUS Router
Use Ethernet into any LAN port (yellow ports). (WiβFi also works, but Ethernet is safer during setup.)
4. Open your browser and go to:
192.168.50.1 This works without internet, itβs the routerβs local address.
If it doesnβt load, try:
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3.0.0.4 firmware as per the video supports IPTV which is where you will add 911.
Giffgaff is not preset on ASUS routers wizard as a preset option unlike Sky and BT, you have to in essence bypass the setup wizard and enter the VLAN ID via IPTV manually.
Personally I would just run through the ASUS setup Wizard via computer browser (not app) and configure it with your SSID’s etc, and configure it for say BT, which uses no VLAN’s for Full Fibre connections , after you have configured the router, quickly go to the LAN page > IPTV and add 911
I.e.
- Add;Β LAN β IPTV β Internet VLAN ID β 911
- Apply
- Change; WAN β Automatic IP (DHCP) (was set to PPPOE after BT setup)
- Apply
- Reboot router

ISP Network WAN Type VLAN Required? Notes BT FTTP Openreach PPPoE β No ONT strips VLANs; router receives untagged PPPoE Giffgaff FTTP CityFibre Automatic IP (DHCP) β Yes (911) No PPPoE, no Option 61, no credentials In a completely sane world, madness is the only freedom (J.G.Ballard).
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This video shows the ASUS TUF AX4200 and go to 14:25 minuites and you can see the LAN page options.
If you cannot see these on your router and your are running the latest ASUS firmware for this router, a factory reset is advisable.
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Strange as the ASUS specs details IPTV is supported, does your Advanced Settings / LAN page look like anything like this ?

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Sounds like your router is set to Access Point mode, not Router mode.
Need to change it back to Router mode,
Administration > Operation Mode > Wireless Router Mode, click apply and reboot.
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Apologies, I meant LAN β IPTV settings

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Welcome, Your ASUS TUFβAX4200 will work fine as a full replacement for the Eero 6+ if you set VLAN ID 911 on the WAN.
Giffgaff broadband runs on the same platform as Virgin Media O2 wholesale FTTP services and typically requires VLAN ID 911 on the WAN connection and WAN Connection Type is set to Automatic IP (DHCP)
Not sure on you specific router model, but generally ASUS routers have the following option;
check:
LAN β IPTV settings
Look for:
- ISP Profile = Manual
- Internet VLAN ID = 911
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UK Sentinel. Reason: WAN reference changed to LAN
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June 6, 2026 at 7:06 am in reply to: US FCC Blocks Approval of New ForeignβMade WiβFi Routers Interesting news! The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has introduced a significant policy shift that will affect the future of consumer networking hardware. The agency has halted the approval of new... #42771Interestingly, FCC backs down on router update ban after security concerns
The FCC has backed away from rules that would have prevented some routers from receiving firmware and security updates after March 2027. Following concerns that the move could leave millions of devices vulnerable to cyberattacks, the FCC has extended a waiver allowing updates to continue until at least January 2029.
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Weβve got a Shark PowerDetect Clean & AutoEmpty Cordless Pet Vacuum Cleaner. It sits on its base like a standard cordless vacuum, but the selfβemptying feature makes it so much easier to live with. The attachments let us switch between a compact handheld setup and a fullβsize cleaner, so it handles pretty much any job around the house. Honestly, the automatic emptying is the part we appreciate most as it takes one of the most tedious chores off our plate.
Maybe an expensive option, but long term could be a worthwhile investment.
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I did some research at the time and in essence, My Shark robot vacuum cleaner does not have a Sleep Mode, but does have a Low Power mode and probable more a case of the WiβFi subsystem going into a suspended state.
Not happened since and but I do tend to power off the Shark vacuum nowadays when on holidays etc.
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May 30, 2026 at 10:09 am in reply to: Windows 11βs Secret Speed Boost Lands at Last Microsoftβs latest optional update, KB5089573, brings a noticeable boost to Windows 11 thanks to a new Low Latency Profile β the first feature to emerge from the companyβs behindβtheβscenes Project... #42755. Grisu Said:Donβt see any difference in my setup, but it was fine and fast before as well, so dont know what I should look for.
If it is even faster now I donβt realize it (old man).
At least there is no disadvantage for me.Forum seems to be snappier now (really fast), but donβt think there is any relationship to this Windows update.
Not too old I’m sure

Yes, I disabled Cloudflare’s configs the other day as this was causing me lots of issues, so hopefully forum stays a little snappier.
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May 30, 2026 at 10:05 am in reply to: Windows 11βs Secret Speed Boost Lands at Last Microsoftβs latest optional update, KB5089573, brings a noticeable boost to Windows 11 thanks to a new Low Latency Profile β the first feature to emerge from the companyβs behindβtheβscenes Project... #42754. dodgydrains Said:I am running this motherboard.
https://uk.msi.com/Motherboard/MAG-X870E-TOMAHAWK-MAX-WIFI-PZ/support
Built the PC myself as a project with my son couple of months ago.Β I had 32GB ddr5 RAM and a few gen5 ssdβs that I purchased before the AI apocalypse hit us.
Very nice rig and probable worth a small fortune nowadays

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May 30, 2026 at 6:33 am in reply to: Windows 11βs Secret Speed Boost Lands at Last Microsoftβs latest optional update, KB5089573, brings a noticeable boost to Windows 11 thanks to a new Low Latency Profile β the first feature to emerge from the companyβs behindβtheβscenes Project... #42747The KB5089573Β update is designed for x64 (AMD64) and ARM64 systems so looks like good news for yourself.
Given your using the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D which is high end CPU, the improvements maybe less noticeable.
What MB you running with that setup ?
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May 29, 2026 at 8:48 pm in reply to: Windows 11βs Secret Speed Boost Lands at Last Microsoftβs latest optional update, KB5089573, brings a noticeable boost to Windows 11 thanks to a new Low Latency Profile β the first feature to emerge from the companyβs behindβtheβscenes Project... #42745About 5 GB or so, lets us know if you see any improvements in say App launching seems quicker, Quicker search result population and General desktop responsiveness improvements

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May 29, 2026 at 6:30 pm in reply to: Windows 11βs Secret Speed Boost Lands at Last Microsoftβs latest optional update, KB5089573, brings a noticeable boost to Windows 11 thanks to a new Low Latency Profile β the first feature to emerge from the companyβs behindβtheβscenes Project... #42741Yes, it does sound interesting in that the boost works in very short bursts (roughly 1β3 seconds) to improve responsiveness rather than sustained performance.
Are you going to try it with KB5089573 which is already available now as an optional βPreviewβ update for Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2 – otherwise I think KB5089573 will be deployed sometime in June

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