- #How to make asus n15 a router update#
- #How to make asus n15 a router full#
- #How to make asus n15 a router download#
You should know within two to three days what that answer might be.
#How to make asus n15 a router update#
You will have to reset the parameters unfortunately, but, running the previous version on the 68U will determine if the recent update to 7266 is the cause of the problem, or, potentially if the modem or any recent CMTS configuration changes are at fault. That will initiate the NV ram clear and reboot the router. Keep the button depressed for 30 seconds and release. Keep the button depressed and turn on the 68U. Then, looking at the 68U from the back, depress the top left button on the left side of the 68U. To do that, turn off the 68U using the power button at the back of the modem. I would then reboot the modem and then run an Non-Volatile Ram clear.
#How to make asus n15 a router download#
You can download the previous version from that page, and manually load that version from the user interface on the router. The downloads for the 68u can be found here: Since you're running a recent update, consider running a factory reset, as suggested, or consider returning to the previous version for a few days to see if 7266 is the cause of the problem. Now, having said that, I see that you're running V3.0.0.4.380_7266 on the 68U which is fairly recent.
My 68U has never presented any problems and has never required a factory reset unless I run one during a firmware update. If I have any problems, my first thought is to look at the modem.
#How to make asus n15 a router full#
If you're still having problems we'll take a closer look.įwiw, I've used the CGN3, CGN3ACSMR, CGNM-3552 and CODA-4582, all bridged with the RT-AC68U in full router mode and have never had any slow data rate issues beyond normal node congestion. Give that a go and let me know how it turns out. Under the Advanced Settings, items that I am not using or not required for router protection is also turned off. I don't use QOS as I find the router fast enough that it doesn't have to analyze all the packets in order to determine which ones have priority. Everything else under the General Tab is disabled or turned off. Under the General protection is all enabled. What you can also do is go through each page and disable or turn off each function that you are not using. When you select a function somewhere in the interface, you might not see any warning of the CTF being disabled at that point. So you take a double hit, one for losing the CTF path, and the second for the processing time within the processor, all of which results in reduced throughput. However, the minute that you select some function, such as QOS, traffic monitoring and others, which requires processing by the router processor, you end up disabling CTF which then routes the data into the processor for some form of processing and finally out to the LAN IP address. It is designed to get the data to the end device as fast as possible using the fastest path possible. The CTF is essentially data forwarding at the chip level, WAN IP address in, LAN IP address out. This really is a poor name for this function as its real function is to enable or disable Broadcom's Cut Through Forwarding (CTF). Log into the modem and navigate to LAN.SWITCH CONTROL and ensure that the NAT Acceleration is set to AUTO.
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