RT-AC68U

Power user or not, the biggest advantage of going FT on your router is that Asus declared it EOL beginning of 2024 and there will be no more firmware fixes or updates. Even though Asus did in fact release firmware security fix last year for it, it's not a guarantee. Many old, EOL routers are still u

It is as if you were closing your eyes and asking someone what are the benefits to open the eyes... there is a lot of possibilities with Tomato firmware i am using it on my Ac66uB1 since many years and i prefer it...With ac68u /66UB1 there is no brik risk... you can easily switch from asus firmware

finding out the ac68u supported freshtomato was the reason i got back into it. "it just works", no real forumsurfing to get things going. Then the gateway drug starts. currently im running tomato64 on a glnet flint 2 so i can do 2gbs.

Entendi, esse infelizmente não é suportado.... vou adicionar o suporte ao AC68U agora, mas não acho que compensa usar por enquanto só pra roteamento (eu foquei muito nas opções para wi-fi, não tem quase nada de configuração para roteamento, como abertura de portas e etc... vou adicionar no futuro).

OP I'm experiencing a different issue but only on Apple hardware. Recently upgraded from Asus RT-AC68U to ASUS RT-BE88U to support my new fibre connection. Always ran Merlin firmware on them too. With the new ASUS RT-BE88U the Apple devices seem to connect fine, but after long periods on no use they

I believe Merlinwrt is much like the Asus stock (it's what Merlin is based off of) but with just a few added tweaks like better vlan configurations and multiple wireless lan configuration and SSH access and better firewall configuration, and VPN. That's pretty much the same with freshtomato, it give

Só arquivos? Se você tiver um router parrudo (meu AC68U velho de guerra tem!), instale um server FTP nele e configure um HDD ou flash drive na USB do router. Coloque seus arquivos lá e pronto. O problema que vejo é que alguns provedores bloqueiam acesso à porta 21, mas isso você dá um jeito. Se teu

i found a used asus rt ac68u and damn it's a sweet deal. i get a flash storage of 256mb to experiment with openwrt packages... The problem is though that it has broadcom drivers, so no wifi, so i had to use a dumb ap. seeing a lot of people use openwrt is so wholesome!

I used to own an RT-AC68U, very strong and capable device. I switched to RT-AX86U PRO but felt that Asus Merlin development was quite slow for my needs. I am now into Ubiquiti ecosystem. Overall, I am quite happy so far with that change.

Thanks I'll review this, however the issue is on the Asus AC68U end. Brume 2 exit node is working fine, as I have tested my PC, iPhone and android show the exit node IP when using the brume 2 exit node. However your plug-in looks promising for an Older Brume 1 I may want to test. Is that compatible