Did you write the PPPoE username correctly?
Just in case, go back to WAN > Internet Connection: then check if your username is written like this: "example@unifi"
Once you've written everything correctly, click Apply

Then go to LAN > IPTV > Select ISP Profile > Unifi Business / UniFi Home
*If you don't use the UniFi TV set top box, you can use the UniFi Business profile

Once you've chosen the correct ISP profile, click Apply

I was about to ask the same thing

How many times do you want to ask? Me and several other users already answered those questions

You can still use the ASUS router but you will be limited to around 900Mb/s download speed
When the TM contractor goes to your place to change the modem/router, you can tell them to set it as bridge mode so the ASUS router will still do the PPPoE dialup

Correct. Ask them to set the ONR as bridge mode
This will disable the DHCP functionality and at the same time turn off the Wi-Fi function
But just to let you know that not all installer knows how to do it

I had to cancel 1 installer because of this and another installer came on the next day to do what I wanted them to do

Your PPPoE password shouldn't change even after the upgrade
If the installer can set the ONR to bridge mode by themselves, then you don't need to do anything
But if not, you may have to get the login password for the ONR from the installer to set the bridge mode by yourself

I'm not sure if we can really do it by ourselves as I have never tested it
But changing to bridge mode is possible because that's what they did to my office D-Link ONU when we upgrade from 800Mb/s to 1Gb/s
We're using our own Fortinet firewall to do the PPPoE dial-up hence the reason for bridging mode

The installer also gave me the password for the ONT while mentioning that we can use that password to login into the ONR if we ever need to modify something

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Oct 5 2023, 05:39 PM

Or connect all of them using Ethernet cable
The most reliable option there is

Anyone else having trouble accessing their router through ASUSCOMM DDNS?

Yeah it's fine now but I had to access the router through https://192.168.50.1:8443 first
It seems the DDNS somehow unregistered by itself. After re-registering, it's fixed

ASUSmy has the GT-AC5300 reached EOL?
The last firmware update was in March 2022

https://www.asus.com/networking-iot-servers...l2Name=RT-AC86U

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Nov 8 2023, 11:57 AM

Not necessary to reset it but it is a good idea to do so

How far is the distance between the primary node and the mesh node and how many walls are there in between the 2 nodes?

ASUSmy when are you going to release firmware 388 for AC models?
It has been more than 1 year since firmware 388 is released for AX models but AC models is being left in the dark

Kalau dah taknak support AC models cakap je la terus terang, kan senang

ASUS should have something new for the WiFi 7 86U series.
However, we have no idea how long the wait is going to be.

RT-AC68U > RT-AC86U > RT-AX86U > RT-BE86U maybe?

ASUSmyblacktubi What CPU is used in the ASUS RT-BE58U router?
Is it a Broadcom? MediaTek? Qualcomm?

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Jan 3 2025, 11:14 AM

No

ASUSmy Is the RT-BE88U the only Wi-Fi 7 router in your lineup that features an SFP port?

ASUSmy After updating my GT-AC5300 firmware to version 3.0.0.4.386_51582, I am no longer able to access the router's web GUI via ASUSCOMM DDNS or 192.168.50.1.

I have attempted the following troubleshooting steps:
*Tried accessing the GUI using both Chrome and Edge, but neither worked.
*Attempted access from a different PC, but the issue persists.
*Restarted the router three times, waiting 15 minutes each time before attempting access via ASUS DDNS.

At this time, I can only access the router through the mobile app.
Please advise on resolving this issue without performing a factory reset.