That's the idea. Not supposed to be searching for your router under networking.

Oh.. My bad, just isolated your posts and see that you are looking for a better way to upload and download files off a USB drive that's connected to your Asus's router, other than using the AiCloud app... Your previous post makes more sense to me now..

I'm unsure how you'd go about it as I'm unfamiliar with that router model. However, did some light digging and found a few steps that may help you. Try these methods.
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Another..

This post has been edited by voncrane: Apr 25 2017, 12:28 PM

You are welcome.

Nice review..

The Asus RT-AC55UHP is still a better buy, especially if one needs any of the following. Which IMO justifies the price difference between them;
*Wider WiFi coverage.
*Significantly better USB read and write speeds.
*More USB ports.
*More flash memory.
*Download master, AiDisk file server & Dual WAN.
*Significantly better real world wireless throughput speed on 5Ghz... etc.

So yeah, I'd still pick the RT-AC55UHP over the RT-AC1200G+ without blinking..

It refers to the hardware version. Typically, the same model can be released with a hardware change or 2. Once done, the newer hardware is tagged as such.. Looks like B1 is the latest hardware revision.

RT-AC66U.

No worries, happens even to the best of us..

You can get it from the usual online sources: Lazada, Lelong, etc..

I suggest the RT-AC55UHP or RT-AC68U.

It does. Your keyword was "Cheapest" and so i went with that.. My recommendations are the bare minimum.. To get better, you'd have to be willing to pay more and or use 2 routers.

This post has been edited by voncrane: May 23 2017, 12:59 PM

I know.. poison your mind sikit..

Err.. Yes.

Purchase online... Get it shipped to you.. In most cases, only a few days.

Check your service login details again.. Call your ISP to reconfirm.

They don't sell separately.. Have to claim warranty from the seller.. A bit unorthodox and time consuming ASUS!

Not through normal means. Please try the search feature first...

This post has been edited by voncrane: Jun 2 2017, 04:54 AM

DSL- mainly for Streamyx..... RT- for Unifi, etc.. Check behind though if you can use one of the LAN ports as WAN.

This post has been edited by voncrane: Jun 7 2017, 07:13 PM

Yes.

URL Filter under Firewall settings.

No. This is a technical limitation, since HTTPS encrypts the communication between the browser and the server, the router has no way of accessing that information. That's the whole idea of HTTPS. You can try blocking on a DNS level.. DNS-based Filtering.

OpenDNS does work.. Has my support.. It's as their website claims, set it once and forget about it..

Hmm.. I can't say for sure.. Anyway, mine's working, using a competitor's router.

Please define what you mean by "it can't be connected" and describe what you've already done.

This post has been edited by voncrane: Jun 12 2017, 03:04 PM