ASUSmy I was browsing for Asus routers in Harvey Norman just now, looking to get the budget-friendly RT-N12 C1/D1 but they only had RT-N12U which was selling for RM179. What's extra in the RT-N12U?

Nope, very sure it's RT-N12U. I was looking for RT-N12 and when I saw the model RT-N12, I looked at the price and was shocked at the price tag RM179. Double check only to find out it's RT-N12U. Unless they didn't source this model from local distributors.

Can, most of Asus routers now fully support UniFi to allow hassle free setup.

Today's purchase, a RT-N12 Rev D1.



Value buy and no complaints for its price.

ASUSmy Let's say if I don't want to go back to Harvey Norman for any warranty claims and I want to go direct to the distributor, which one should I go to since you put up two distributors' information?

I'm using the same settings as per the image you've shown and I'm getting IPv6, could it be that IPv6 is not enabled at your area yet?

Will provide the serial number via PM. Thanks!

Generally speaking speed shouldn't be affected but Asus routers will most likely offer better stability when under load and the QoS feature seems to be better than the stock UniFi router.

This post has been edited by OKLY: Nov 27 2013, 02:29 PM

If restarting your router does not help then very unlikely it's your router. Slow speeds when streaming is usually caused by the connection instead.

Any error when you try to enter 192.168.1.1?

ASUSmy

I've updated my RT-N12 revision D1 to the latest firmware 3.0.0.4.374_4561 and it seems that IPv6 is broken now. My devices are no longer able to obtain any IPv6 address while it was fine with the previous firmware. I've also tried resetting but still the same.

What I noticed in this new firmware is also the interface has changed a little, now IPv6 for LAN has a new option to choose between stateless and stateful for auto configuration. Tried both but does not help.

Anyone using RT-N12 (Rev. D1) with the latest firmware having issues with IPv6? Seems like mine is giving this error.

Apr 8 21:25:33 syslog: module nf_conntrack_ipv6 not found in modules.dep

Yes using this latest firmware. The previous firmware had no issues with IPv6. My UniFi comes with a dynamic WAN IP.

Previously using 3.0.0.4.374.813 and no issues with obtaining IPv6 address.

RT-N12 and RT-N12HP can share the same firmware? I'll give it a try when I get back home.

IPv6 still not working after flashing to the RT-N12 D1 firmware from the link you gave, found this in the system log:

Apr 15 20:55:15 rc_service: ipv6-up 425:notify_rc start_rdnssd
Apr 15 20:55:15 syslog: module nf_conntrack_ipv6 not found in modules.dep

Done, have enabled access. Kindly check your PM.

Yes this version is dated back 7th August 2013.

The current one is Version 3.0.0.4.374.5517 which was released on 16th April 2014.

I'm hoping for Asus to release a firmware update that allows users to control the tx power to improve coverage. Despite having bigger antennas, the tx power is too weak and coverage is not that good even for a 2-storey house.

It's backward compatible, if you don't have a WiFi card that supports AC, then it'll just fall back to Wireless-N.

ASUSmy

Is it possible to feedback to your RD team to include an option setting for IPv6 MTU, I believe the current IPv6 MTU defaults to 1492 which is kinda high, it can be fixed by manually entering commands via Telnet but that's too troublesome to do it each time the router reboots/restarts.

Not sure if other Asus routers has it but my RT-N12 D1 does not. Using the latest 3.0.0.4.376.3602 firmware.