Hi ericlawyh,

With the same files, may I know what is the transfer rate that you get if you plug in the HDD to the laptop USB 2.0 when transferring the files.

And may I know what is your WiFi adapter model for your laptop.

Thank you

Firmware Version:3.0.0.4.378_9459.

yes, factory reset after every update.

used in cafe.

Thanks

Hi readix,

Can you try updating the beta firmware from the link below?

https://www.asuswebstorage.com/navigate/s/9...A4C90CF8079479Y

Thank you

Hi, can i know which is the latest firmware for RTN12HP? Via the link on frontpage is 3.0.0.4.376.4018. If I search on Asus it is 3.0.0.4.378.9443 ? Which is the correct version? tnx

hi.. i am planning to get a modem for streamyx.. may I know is DSL-N12E supported? thanks

This post has been edited by jimmy_none: Jan 11 2016, 09:29 PM

guys, how do u setup asus router for maxis fibre? i tried the youtube tutorial, but cant connect. i connect the WAN port from asus to port 2 of huawei man modem, the same port that the maxis provided router.

This post has been edited by Netto Hikari: Jan 11 2016, 10:54 PM

Was wondering the same myself... I just dug out my old 12 HP after having some problems with the D-link AC 750 (Dir 816). The answer to your question will depend on what Revision of RTN 12HP you got.. If you have the B1 you can flash the latest which is 3.0.0.4.378.9443.
This leads to my question addressed to ASUS MY.. Both revision of the router started of using same firmware version numbers, with the first upgrade to 4018 fixing the same issues.. The B1 then got 3 more updates to the current 9443 with numerous security and other upgrades... Does this mean that the non B1 revision is still lacking the following??

ASUS RT-N12HP_B1 Firmware version 3.0.0.4.378.7449

Security fixes
- Enhanced the login authentication strength and fixed related issues.
- Forced administrator to change the default password "admin" in internet setup wizard.
- Added protection mechanism for GUI login brute-force attack for login username and password.
- Administrator can assign a specified IP to login GUI in Administration > System > "Allow only specified IP.
- Fixed CSRF and XSS vulnerability when router is in default status.
- Fixed infosvr security issue.

ASUS RT-N12HP_B1 Firmware version 3.0.0.4.378.9165

Security Fixes
- Fixed CVE-2015-6949 buffer overflow issue, special thanks for Elvis Collado at Praetorian.
- Fixed Web server Accept-Language buffer overflow, special thanks for Elvis Collado at DVLabs.
- Fixed Web server URL handler buffer overflow special thanks for Elvis Collado at DVLabs.
- Fixed CSRF and XSS vulnerability.
- Fixed infosvr security issue
- Enhanced router login password and wireless password (WPA2) strength check method to against brute-force attack.
- Reject administrator to set too easy to guess login and wireless password to avoid brute-force attack.

ASUS RT-N12HP B1 Firmware version 3.0.0.4.378.9443

Security fixes:
- Fixed User-Agent buffer overflow.
- Fixed null ptr dereference in https issue.
- Fixed buffer overflow issues.
- Modified brute-force protection mechanism in router login page.
- Fixed CVE-2015-6949 buffer overflow issue.
- Fixed Web server Accept-Language buffer overflow.
- Fixed Web server URL handler buffer overflow.
- Fixed CSRF and XSS vulnerability.
- Enhanced router login password and wireless password(WPA2) strength check method to against brute-force attack.
- Reject administrator to set too easy to guess login and wireless password to avoid brute-force attack.
- Fixed CSRF and XSS vulnerability when router is in default status (user does not set the router yet)..

As you can see there has been extensive work to get the B1 Patched and updated....
Is the non B1 Rev safe to use without all these security updates??

Thanks for your help

Roger

Hi jimmy_none,

Yes, DSL-N12E can support Streamyx.

Thank you

Hi,
I'm new in wifi technical , need help from here networking expertise.

I need to setup a standalone wifi hup for sharing files in between 10-15 laptops and 2 wifi printers, this wifi hub is to configure as router for devices access to a main single laptop ( this laptop work as data storage center).

Kindly advise, possible to have this wifi hub and it can configure and work with above require environment ? If yes, what is the device can recommend ?

Thanks.

Bear in mind that, the now-aging USB 2.0 standard can theoretically transfer data at a very high 480 megabits per second (mbps), or 60 megabytes per second (MBps).

But, what happened to the ASUS Router NAS performance throughput? Can you provide the actual tested performance statistics for the higher grade AC class routers?

Below are the screenshots for your reference.

File transfer rate when connecting the HDD via USB 2.0:


File transfer rate when connecting the HDD via USB 3.0


Wifi Adapter properties:

@ASUSmy
i tried both maxis mode available in the drop down menu, but still cannot connect.

This post has been edited by Netto Hikari: Jan 12 2016, 10:58 PM

speed of transfer is base on your wifi speed and not yor usb speed. if u wan pure usb3.0 speed, just plug it directly to yor usb3.0 port on yor laptop or test again using cat5e/cat6 cable.

from yor screenshot, i can c that it is transferring at max possible speed for your intel n 6230, 62MB/s = 544Mb/s
(MB/s = megabyte per sec, Mb/s = megabit per sec)

This post has been edited by Netto Hikari: Jan 12 2016, 11:11 PM

Well, please read my earlier post on 5Ghz wireless connection.

i would suggest you read this article.

http://www.speedguide.net/faq/what-is-the-...of-wireless-374
http://routerguide.net/setting-up-20-mhz-o...rk-performance/


credit: http://www.itworld.com/article/2756011/mob...om-802-11n.html

please understand that no matter how fast the input is, the output cannot cope with the speed of the input.
its like having a large pipe that flows in the water to the tank, but have a smaller pipe that distribute throughout the house, u dont expect that all these pipe can flow as fast as the input pipe.

from yor screenshot, it is quite good for that speed over wifi.
but from yor another screenshot, it does look horrible.

question will be on that horrible 1.74MB/s, where were u testing it when compare to the 67MB/s?

This post has been edited by Netto Hikari: Jan 13 2016, 01:28 AM

- 1.74MB/s - via 5GHz wireless connection to an USB 3.0 ext HDD attached to RT-AC1200HP
- 67MB/s - direct connection to the same ext HDD using the laptop's USB 2.0 port (on purpose as requested by ASUSmy)

My findings: The ASUS NAS performance is horrible, unless other user can show me the different results

ic, i have misunderstood yor 2nd post previously.

if u r near to the router and that was the speed, than it is really sux.

try this tool and check if yor area is that channel flooded.
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/wireless_network_view.html

try different channel and try using network cable, this should be able to test the raw speed of the nas performance, than compare to wifi.

This post has been edited by Netto Hikari: Jan 13 2016, 08:37 AM

Thanks for the suggestion.

Yes. I tested the performance within two meters from the router, without any blocking.

As mentioned earlier, I am connecting with 5GHz

Have checked the WifiInfoView previously, seems like I'm the only household within the landed double storey neighborhood which uses the 5GHz band...



This post has been edited by ericlawyh: Jan 14 2016, 11:44 AM

Seems like you ticked all the boxes and the performance simply sucks...

Another previously tested performance when using a more secured SCP protocol to transfer the files within wireless network using 5GHz.

Seems like I really have to buy another decent NAS just to meet my simple expectation.

In summary:
- Wireless file transfer using normal Windows Explorer Copy & Paste: 1.74MB/s
- Wireless file transfer using SCP Protocol: 0.05625MB/s Download, 0.0875MB/s Upload

Hello ASUSmy

Is the QoS issue still remain unresolved in RT-AC1200HP?

http://www.snbforums.com/threads/slow-lan-...s-enabled.9967/