ASUSmy where art thou?

Missing since Saturday. Reply pun tak ada.

ASUSmy

How can I create a secondary connection to access my ADSL router in PPPOE mode. I need to monitor my ADSL stats

Can configure this quite easily on my old TP-LINK

Does this router support Time BB by any chance?

What info do i need from TIME to set up this router?

Hi braddelson,

Models with RT-N12 and above able to support the TIME.

All you need is the TIME user name and password.

Connection type will be PPPoE.

Thank you

Hi blacktubi,

Mind to elaborate more on the second connection on PPPoE mode? And what model of ADSL router are you are using.

Thank you.

Hi patienceGNR,

I was away on leave Monday and didn't work on Saturday and Sunday. And yesterday is public holiday.

And I have go through the post regarding your case and will our RD know your founding. As for your current case, I have pm you a question regarding your last warranty claim.

Sorry for the delay and inconvenient caused.

Thank you

Hi JnkTfk,

It does support YES GO dongle, but i do recommend you to do a firmware update on the router to fix some bugs and features adding.

Thank you

My ADSL modem is configured to bridge mode and AC68U is configured to PPPOE mode to connect to the internet.
The ADSL modem got a web interface which I can check my ADSL stats.

My IP is configured this way.
AC68U : 192.168.0.1
ADSL : 192.168.1.1

This is the feature on TP-LINK router which allow me to access my ADSL modem.

This post has been edited by blacktubi: Sep 17 2014, 06:43 PM


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Hope you had a nice leave.

Anyway, back to our problem, check your PM

Hope you can help to resolve asap.

Router is OK at the moment but that is by removing 1 of the antenna. :/

for the webpage issue you need to add 192.168.0.1 in protocol filtering too, forgot to tell you yesterday

You're the boss

The CP now loads within 1 sec.

I just reformatted my laptop today, had to re-input this filter thing, then I remembered that I forgot to tell about this setting

Good thing I reformatted today haha. But your connection issue

Does your router have this thing called NAT acceleration? Its under LAN>switch control>NAT acceleration. I had to disable it, or else I'll have weird speed issue in multiple websites.

It's okay, at least we learn something here

My router doesn't have that.

Hi blacktubi,

Thank you for the information, I will ask our RD and get back you regarding this features.

Thank you

Hmm guess the quest to search a solution for your issue continues... Hope asus can help you

This post has been edited by arslow: Sep 18 2014, 10:44 PM

ASUSmy

I am on TM UniFi, using an Asus RT-N12HP_B1 wireless router, however I could not get IPv6 to work.

I am using firmware 3.0.0.4.376_2048

Attached here the screenshot of the config page & log.

Is there anything I missed out?

This post has been edited by jolmy: Sep 18 2014, 11:28 PM


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You have to set your interface to PPP instead of Ethernet.

Here is mine.

If you ping google.com, you should be getting its IPv6 address.

Will the RT-N18U be launched in Malaysia? Seems like a good router to replace the 16U....

http://www.lelong.com.my/asus-rt-n18u-2-4-...4-09-Sale-P.htm

RM400 for such router. Top up a bit more seem able to buy better router.