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As far as I am aware they are both plunged in the switch but via a patch panel would this make a difference or could it be just the lenght of the connection?
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Ethernet backbone works fine then plug directly in to the router.
The switch is an HP Pro Curve HP ProCurve 1810G.
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Hi
To answer your questions in order
Yes
yes I cannot get the Ethernet backbone to work
yes an HP switch
What other details do you need?
Many thanks
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Now I am confused just did a search and got this link where it says and I quote “Latest stock firmware introduces Aimesh-NODE support as child over LAN on DSL-AC68U.
So it is possible now to reuse this modemrouter as Aimesh node with Wifi AND LAN backhaul!”You need to login in order to vote
I have decided to sell the DSL-AC68U and get an RT as I would like to use my LAN as the backbone and reading around this is not possible with the DSL version. I was hoping it would work over one of the LAN ports as all I will be using this for is the extend the range of my wifi .
I am still interested in what Asus has to say as this seems all to confusing to me and DSL version was listed as supporting AI Mesh reason I brought it was so if my main router went down could use it as a spare.
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This link says it does not support being a node
https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1039736/
and I cannot get the RT firmware to load following the instruction earlier in this topic :(
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From what I see on the website it can only be primary but there seem to be a suggestion on here that you could also have one as a node.
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