Need help on how to setup my Asus AC68U router with Maxis Fibre broadband. The main problem is VOIP phone as Maxis need to plug the VOIP phone into the router but the AC68U does not have a port for that. If no solution to this then I have to consider getting a new router. Any Asus router that come with a VOIP port that can support Maxis broadband?

Just use the Maxis router as a bridge for your VoIP, and your Asus AC68U as the main router. Other routers that can support VoIP are two D-Link routers, and no Asus routers can support VoIP. See my post here: https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=87404022

This post has been edited by SilentVampire: Jan 19 2018, 09:37 AM

TQ. Will try.

Hi sheemmet,

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

https://www.asuswebstorage.com/navigate/s/B...4ED4D840B31DADY

Thank you

Hi guys, does asus ac1200 has adaptive qos? TQ.

lol , it says :-

This page cannot be used now. The files downloaded from this page is over the limit. Please try again after 2 hours.

too many people downloading it ?

will try it later !

Based on available specs online. No it does not.

Please try again after 1 hours for me lol...

Hi there,

My wifi has been failing recently. The Lan Works fine.

I have a Router AC68U hooked to Unifi 24 hours a day for the past 3 years or so.

May I ask if there is anyway to fix this or is it the router life span has come to an end?

Thanks.

Regards,
K.Y. Low.

Alright. Thank for your help.

downloaded while waiting for kernal panic again , but it has been up for 17H since i update from 380.7743 to 382.18991 again , but without factory reset

once kernal panic i will update to the file given by AsusMY


i think it will be nice if you save the logfile under system log , attach here or pm asusmy for help.

This post has been edited by sheemmet: Jan 20 2018, 09:24 AM

I'm wondering when is your router start acting like this? Since bought or just a few weeks ago?

After 9 hours of using that 382_39963 firmware, the first thing I noticed is status in web page work again! (18991 will redirect me to the log in page )

Last time I kena when using streamyx 1Mbps. Lmao. each time after get back to school always hang with tm customer service. Sounding them is my part of routine. Haha. At last i able to trace the culprit when he "calls me and claim that he is TM's person" claims that he need to do testing of the line as a part of the troubleshooting. He calls me when he knows that i already change password and username from tm.

Hahaha bro, how did he even get your PPPoE username and password?

I am not sure bro. those days when we dial up streamyx need username and password right, perhaps he might bypass the connection. he is my thirdparty streamyx installer. so i didn't lodge a report on him because pity of him.

I don't suspect my PPPoE password being stolen/used by someone else. This problem seems to happen every 2 days (approximately). Is there possibility that the PPPoE session terminated by TM backend network or the WAN IP lease has expired like we get IP via DHCP? Just my rough guess.

it happens every 2 or 3 days before this , it's not that frequent until 380.7743 update then 382.18991. i notice kernal panic every 6 - 8 hours.
Max online time on router is less than 24h. i don't mind restart of router but it's too frequent

btw , it's more than a day now on 382.18991 . haven't try the file gave by AsusMY yet. it's still same devices connecting to same router so i wondering what makes it resources hungry or some other reason?

I already paid RM450 to buy the ASUS router, cannot afford to pay another few hundred to buy TP-link

Hi ASUSMy,

Happened again today after connected for almost 2 days. The log does not say what exactly the issue.


Jan 20 18:01:27 kernel: Switching to Tx Mode-1 Threshold 0
Jan 20 18:01:30 kernel: Switching to Tx Mode-1 Threshold 34
Jan 20 18:07:44 pppd[587]: Serial link appears to be disconnected.
Jan 20 18:07:47 WAN Connection: Fail to connect with some issues.
Jan 20 18:07:47 stop_nat_rules: apply the redirect_rules!
Jan 20 18:07:50 pppd[587]: Connection terminated.
Jan 20 18:07:50 pppd[587]: Modem hangup
Jan 20 18:08:00 pppd[587]: Connected to f0:1c:2d:22:2f:cc via interface vlan500
Jan 20 18:08:00 pppd[587]: Connect: ppp0 <--> vlan500
Jan 20 18:08:00 pppd[587]: PAP authentication succeeded
Jan 20 18:08:00 pppd[587]: peer from calling number F0:1C:2D:22:2F:CC authorized
Jan 20 18:08:01 pppd[587]: local IP address 147.158.xx.xx <--- masked for security purposed
Jan 20 18:08:01 pppd[587]: remote IP address 10.233.97.34
Jan 20 18:08:01 pppd[587]: primary DNS address 202.188.18.188
Jan 20 18:08:01 pppd[587]: secondary DNS address 1.9.1.9

Looks like it could be a modem issue. Have you try replacing your modem?