[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to set up ASUS Wi-Fi router via ASUS Router App? (QIS, Quick Internet Setup)
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] How to set up ASUS WiFi router via ASUS Router App? (QIS, Quick Internet Setup)
To provide you more detailed instruction, you can also click ASUS Youtube video link below to know more about How to set up ASUS WiFi router via ASUS Router App.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIByI9iUcJU
  You can set up your wireless router by wired or wireless.
This article describes the settings for connecting your smartphone wirelessly to ASUS router.
If you want to set up the router through a browser, please refer to [Wireless Router] How to use the QIS (Quick Internet Setup) to set up Router ? (Web GUI)
 What is ASUS Router app ?
The ASUS Router app unlocks the power to manage your network in just a few taps whenever you want, wherever you go. We are aiming to provide the best Wi-Fi and Internet-surfing experiences you have ever had with these comprehensive features. If you need more information about the ASUS Router app, please refer to this link.
 ASUS Router app supports the following routers
ASUS Router app supports the following  DSL models
ASUS Router App does not support the following models
  Prepare
1. Check that the wireless router is connected correctly
 2. Install ASUS Router App
 Set up ASUS WiFi router via ASUS Router App
You can set up your ASUS router on your phone through the ASUS Router App.
Setup Process with Android phone
 Setup Process with iPhone
  How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer to this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to set up repeater mode on ASUS Router
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] How to set up repeater mode?
To provide you more detailed instruction, you can also click ASUS Youtube video link below to know more about How to set up repeater mode on ASUS Router.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2710aIdX2tI
 What operation modes does ASUS router support?
ASUS router supports several operation modes to meet different requirements.
Operation Mode
Wireless router mode/AiMesh router mode
Repeater mode
Access Point (AP) mode / AiMesh Router in AP mode
Media bridge
AiMesh Node
 Note: ASUS wireless routers have different features depending on the model, please refer to the product specification page to confirm that your router supports the above features.
 What is Repeater mode?
In repeater mode, ASUS router can wirelessly connect to an existing wireless networks from front modem/router to extend the wireless coverage and provide better signal strength for users.
Note: In this mode, the firewall, IP sharing, and NAT functions are disabled.
 How to set up Repeater mode?
Take front router [RT-AC68U], router [RT-AC66U B1] and OS: Windows 10 as an example:
Windows 10
Note: The router's IP will be changed automatically after being set up as a repeater. In order to find the router's IP address, please download and install Device Discovery Utility first.
          Please refer to How to use ASUS Device Discovery to find the IP address of ASUS router to learn more about ASUS Device Discovery.
 Step 1: Check front device (modem/router) can connect to the internet successfully and enable WiFi.
            Connect your laptop to router [RT-AC66U B1] you would like to set up in repeater mode via an Ethernet cable.
            Launch a web browser and enter http://www.asusrouter.com
          Step 2: If you log in to the Web GUI for the first time or has reset the router, you will be automatically directed to the Quick Internet Setup (QIS) page.
           Then, please click [Advanced Settings]
           If you already finish setting up router, please refer to FAQ below to set up repeater mode.
                  Please refer to [Wireless Router] How to reset the router to factory default setting? to learn how to restore the router to the factory default status.
Step 3: Click [Choose operation mode]
          Step 4: Click [Repeater mode]
          Step 5: Search for WiFi signals.
          Step 6: Choose the existing WiFi network name of the connection and click it. Take 2.4GHz WiFi of RT-AC68U as an example.
            If your ASUS router supports 2.4GHz and 5GHz WiFi network name (SSID), you can find them here.
          Step 7: Enter the 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network key of RT-AC68U and click [Next].
            Note: This password is the WiFi network key of front device.
          Step 8: Click [Automatic IP]
          Step 9: The WiFi network name (SSID) and wireless security are set up for RT-AC66U B1.
            You can set up them by yourself or use default, and then click [Apply].
            Note: The default wireless security is the network key of front router RT-AC68U.
         Step 10: Set up login username and password for router [RT-AC66U B1] in repeater mode and click [Next].
          Step 11: As the picture showed, repeater mode setting is finished.
               How to enter Web GUI in repeater mode and check internet status?
The router's IP will be changed automatically after being set up as a repeater. In order to find the router's IP address, please download and install Device Discovery Utility first.
Please refer to How to use ASUS Device Discovery to find the IP address of ASUS router to learn more about ASUS Device Discovery.
 Step 1: Open Asus Device Discovery utility and then connect your laptop to router in repeater mode via WiFi or an Ethernet cable.
            Next, you can click the Search button to find the IP address of your router in repeater mode and then click IP address.
         Step 2: Enter your router's login username and password on the login page and then click [Sign In].
                  Note: Default username and password are admin/admin. If you forget the user name and/or password, please restore the router to the factory default status.
                   Please refer to [Wireless Router] How to enter the router setting page? to learn more.
 Step 3: You can see that operation mode on Web GUI shows [repeater mode], and Parent AP status shows [connected].
            Now, repeater mode setting is finished.
          FAQ
1. If you follow the steps above but Web GUI does not show connected, please refer to the following ways to resolve the issue:
        A. Please check WiFi of your front device can connect to the internet successfully.
        B. Please check WiFi key of front device is correct .
        C. Please update the firmware of your router to the latest version first, reset to factory default status and follow steps above again.
        Related FAQ:
How to update the firmware of your router to the latest version?
How to reset the router to factory default setting?
 2. How do I change operation mode in Web GUI?
    Step 1: Connect your laptop to router via an Ethernet cable, and enter http://www.asusrouter.com on browser.
    Enter router login username and password
        Note: If you forget the user name and/or password, please restore the router to the factory default status.
              Please refer to [Wireless Router] How to reset the router to factory default setting?  to learn how to restore the router to the factory default status.
Step 2: Go to Administration -> Operation mode. Select Repeater mode and click [Save] to apply settings.
                Next, you can follow Step 5 above to finish setting.
    How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to set up media bridge mode on ASUS Wireless Router
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] How to set up media bridge mode?
To provide you more detailed instruction, you can also click ASUS Youtube video link below to know more about How to set up media bridge mode on ASUS Wireless Router.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWHdqeNuH7o
  What is Media bridge mode?
ASUS Router can be configured in Media bridge mode, which provides multiple entertainment devices the fastest 802.11ac Wi-Fi connection simultaneously. To set up the Media bridge mode, you need two ASUS Routers, one configured as the Media station and another one configured as router. Set up the first ASUS Router as router then configure the second ASUS Router as 802.11ac Media bridge, then you can simply connect PCs, Smart TV, game console, DVR, media player to Media bridge via Ethernet cable.
Note: In this mode, the firewall, IP sharing and NAT functions are disable.
Take router [RT-AC68U] as examples.
 How to set up Media bridge mode?
The router's IP will be changed after setup as Media Bridge, in order to find the router's IP address, please download and Install the Device Discovery Utility first. Please refer to [FAQ ASUS Device Discovery] to learn more.
Step 1. Connect your computer to the router via wired or WiFi connection and enter your router LAN IP or router URL http://www.asusrouter.com to the WEB GUI.
          Note: Please refer to How to enter the router setting page to learn more.
Step 2. When you login to the Web GUI for the first time, you will be automatically directed to the Quick Internet Setup (QIS) page.
           Click [Advanced Settings]
Step 3. Click [Choose operation mode]
Step 4. Click [Media bridge]
Step 5. Search for Wi-Fi signals
Step 6. Choose the Wi-Fi network name (2.4GHz or 5GHz) of another router connection and click it. Take RT-AC68U 5GHz as example.
Step 7. Type the Wi-Fi’s network key and click [Next].
Step 8. Click [Automatic IP]
Step 9: Media bridge setting is finished.
             After the mode changes, you can use the Device Discovery to connect to the router and check the connection status.
   How to enter the router's GUI in media bridge?
Step 1. Open the Asus Device Discovery utility and then connect your computer to the router via Wi-Fi or an Ethernet cable.
          After connecting the computer to the router, you can click the Search button to find the IP address of your wireless router and then click IP address.
Step 2. Key in your router’s username and password on the login page and then click [Sign In].
Step 3. Now you can use the Web GUI to configure the settings of your ASUS Wireless Router.
    FAQ
1. How do I change the operation mode in the router?
    Go to Administration -> Operation mode. Select Media bridge and click Save to Apply.
 2. The router's network status shows that it is connected to Media Bridge, but cannot connect to Internet.
It is recommended that the user adjust the placement of the router, close to the wireless device client, and shorten the distance between the wireless router and the client, to avoid the distance of the signal transmission affecting the strength of the signal.
Note:  Wi-Fi is distinguished into 2.4GHz and 5GHz. 2.4GHz signal transmission distance is farther than 5GHz, but slower than 5GHz. 5GHz although the signal transmission distance is shorter, the speed can be faster.
When your wireless device is often disconnected, you can first check that your wireless device is connected to Wi-Fi (2.4GHz or 5GHz) and confirm the distance between the wireless device and the router when the Wi-Fi is disconnected.
 3. After the Media bridge setup completes, my computer can't connect to Internet and can't access the WEB GUI.
   Please reset your router into default setting and follow the Quick Internet Setup to set up the router again.
   About how to reset the router to factory default setting, please refer to [Wireless Router] How to reset the router to factory default setting?
  How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to set up operation mode- Access Point(AP) mode
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] How to set up access point mode?
To provide you more detailed instruction, you can also click ASUS Youtube video link below to know more about How to set up operation mode- Access Point(AP) mode
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbTE1YK1mMQ
 What is Access Point Mode?
In short, the router to use a wired connection to the primary router or modem to extend network coverage.
Note:
Before you start setting, you need to check if the router supports access point (AP) mode.
The primary router or modem needs to enable the IP Sharing (DHCP) feature.
In this mode, the firewall, IP sharing, and NAT functions are disabled by default.
The Ethernet RJ45 cables that will be used to connect the network devices should not exceed 100 merers.
 Please follow the below steps:
Step 1. Connect your computer to the router via wired or WiFi connection and enter your router LAN IP or router URL http://www.asusrouter.com to the WEB GUI.
                         Please refer to How to enter the router setting page to learn more.
Step 2. When you login to the router setting page for the first time, you will be directed to the Quick Internet Setup (QIS) page automatically.
             Click [Advanced Settings]
                  Or go to Administration -> Operation Mode tab,  select Access Point(AP) mode and click Save.
                           Note: If you forgot the username and/or password, please restore the router to the factory default status. Please refer to How to reset the router to factory default setting? to learn more.
Step 3. Click [Choose operation mode]
             Step 4. Click [Access Point(AP) mode]
            Step 5. Click [Automatic IP]
            Step 6. Create a WiFi network name and password and click [Apply].
            Step 7. Check the information and click [Next]
            Step 8. Create router account and click [Next] to complete the setup.
            Step 9. Please connect your AP router from its WAN or LAN port to the LAN port of router/modem.
  Step 10. You can access the router settings to check if the current operating mode is AP mode.
                Note: In Access Point (AP) mode, the DHCP- assigned IP address changes. Install and use the Device Discovery Utility in order to detect the wireless router’s IP address.
[ASUS Device Discovery] How to find the IP address of your wireless router or AP from Windows system?
                FAQ
1. How do I change the operation mode in the ASUS repeater device?
    Go to Administration > Operation mode, select Access Point(AP) mode and click Save to Apply.
             How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: Dual WAN introduction and setup
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] Dual WAN introduction and setup - Failover and Load Balance
What is Dual WAN?
While enabling Dual WAN, you can select two ISP connections to your router, a primary WAN and a secondary WAN. There are two modes you can choose to enable when using Dual WAN.
 Prepare
1). To check the specifications of Dual WAN supported by your ASUS router, please go to the product specification page of the ASUS official website.
     For more, please refer to [Specification] How to check if the ASUS router supports the Dual WAN feature?
2). Please make sure the firmware version of your ASUS router is up-to-date.
     For the information of how to upgrade firmware, please refer to [Wireless Router] How to update the firmware of your router to the latest version via ASUS Router App?
  Failover Mode:
To provide an uninterrupted Internet connection, the system will automatically detect your network status by periodically sending DNS queries to a DNS server or sending a ping to either the default gateway or the address you specified. [WAN]How to Configure Auto Network Detection While Enabling Dual WAN?
When your current WAN connection fails, your router will switch to the backup network, which allows your Internet connection to continue working after an error has occurred.
When the primary WAN has been detected and is connected to the Internet by using a physical cable, your connection will revert to the Primary WAN if failback has been enabled, for more detailed configuration.
Set up Failover Mode:
Please refer to [Wireless Router] Understanding Dual WAN Fail Over; to learn more.
 Load Balance Mode:
While enabling the Load Balance Mode, you can distribute the load between the Primary WAN and Secondary WAN. In this mode, you can also configure a particular device to use either the Primary or Secondary WAN.
For example, you can configure your game console connected to your local network to use the primary WAN and the smart phone to use the secondary WAN. Additionally, you get more options to route requests through either the Primary or Secondary WAN.
By enabling routing rules and adding rules appropriately, you can route requests from a particular device through the Primary WAN or Secondary WAN.
Note: The system will separate Internet sessions based on the load between the Primary WAN and Secondary WAN, instead of the overall bandwidth or overall data rate.
Set up Load Balance Mode:
Please refer to [Wireless Router] Understanding Dual WAN Load Balancing to learn more.
  FAQ
1. Failover: When the primary WAN network is disconnected, the second WAN network is automatically connected, but it does not automatically switch back to the primary WAN from the secondary WAN.
 2. What is Auto Network Detection?
 3. Load Balance: What is Routing rules for Dual WAN?
 4. After setting the load balancing mode, the DDNS function cannot be used normally?
 5. After setting the load balancing mode, the Virtual Server / Port Forwarding function cannot be used normally?
 6. Can I use Dual wan and WAN aggregation at same time?
 7. Can one of the WAN connections in the dual WAN be set to IPv6?
    How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to configure the Auto Network Detection while enabling the Dual WAN?
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] How to configure the Auto Network Detection while enabling the Dual WAN?
After enabling the Failover Mode, the system will automatically detect your network status to make sure your router is connected to the Internet from either the Primary WAN or the Secondary WAN.
Note: Supported New Firmware: FW version after 3.0.0.4 384. 40000
 The default Failover trigger condition is as follows: The system will check the connection of the WAN that you are currently using every 5 seconds by periodically sending DNS Query to a DNS server or sending a ping to the addresses you specify. If the WAN you are currently using fails 12 consecutive times, it will automatically failover to the other WAN for backup.
Please note that it will take at least 60 seconds to trigger the failover mechanism.
      DNS Query
Ping
Pros
Respond quickly The most common way to check your Internet connection
Cons
In the certain circumstances, DNS queries work because DNS information is stored in the cache of your device even if your router is not connected to the Internet. Some ISPs consider frequent pings as an attack and it results in the Internet connection being disconnected by the ISP.
 How to Set Up DNS Query?
The system will require user to fill in [Resolved Target] and [Respond IP] fields after clicking on DNS Query in Network Monitoring to prevent your router from man-in-the-middle attack and decrease the possibility of false positive IP address. In order to make sure the resolved target is congruent with the respond IP, we suggest users set up DNS Query by following the steps below.
1. Use “cmd” in Windows or “Terminal” in MacOS to ping a specific domain name, such as www.google.com.
2. Copy the IP address replied and paste it to the website WHOIS to search if this IP address is congruent with the domain name you specified.
  3. If this IP address is congruent with the domain name you specified, please fill in [Resolved Target] and [Respond IP] fields accordingly.
 The default Failback Trigger condition is as followed: While connected to the Secondary WAN, the system will check if the Primary WAN is up and ready to connect by using the same failover mechanism. When the system detects the Primary WAN is connected to the internet by a physical cable for 4 continuous times, it will switch to the Primary WAN. Please note that it will take at least 20 seconds to trigger the failback mechanism.
Temporary disconnections while executing failover or failback is normal. If you find your network frequently disconnects from the Internet, please navigate to the ASUS Support Site to report the problem you've encountered or contact ASUS Product Support for additional assistance.
 How to manually configure Network Monitoring, and Failover/Failback Trigger Conditions?
Users can select this option to test the WAN connection by DNS Query and Ping. Based on user’s actual network condition, you are able to manually set up the interval and failover/failback trigger condition. The default failover/failback trigger condition is configured under the assumption that the Primary WAN is more stable than the Secondary WAN.    If you find the Secondary WAN is more stable than the Primary WAN, please change the failover/failback trigger condition in a way to decrease failover trigger condition and increase failback trigger condition.
  To Trigger Failover Earlier:
Users can reduce the number of consecutive detection failures from 12 to 5. The minimum times of the failover condition can be triggered is 3 times as advised, to prevent the system from switching too frequently and increasing the possibility of disconnection.
 To Trigger Failback Earlier:
Users can reduce the consecutive number of Primary WAN detected to have connection to the Internet with a physical cable from 4 to 2 times. Please make sure the Primary WAN is stable to keep your router from disconnecting due to frequently switching between WANs.
 To Avoid Disconnection Resulting from Frequently Switching WANs:
By unchecking the Failback box, the device will not switch back to the Primary WAN while connecting to the Secondary WAN. Otherwise you can increase the number of Failback trigger conditions from 4 to 20 times to avoid disconnection of the internet due to frequently switching between WANs.
    How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: Plug, Share & Surf: Turn Your ASUS Router into a 4G/5G Hotspot Instantly (4G / 5G Auto Mobile Tethering)
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] Plug, Share & Surf: Turn Your ASUS Router into a 4G/5G Hotspot Instantly (4G / 5G Auto Mobile Tethering)
To provide you more detailed instruction, you can also click ASUS YouTube video link below to know more about 4G/5G Auto Mobile Tethering
https://youtu.be/458qDDXNxOc
 Introduction
Unleash the power of 4G/5G connectivity without the need for a new router. With your ASUS router and smartphone, you can access high-speed internet instantly. It's as simple as plugging in your phone and sharing its network.
Here's how:
 Plug & Share: Use Your iPhone to Transform Your ASUS Router into a 4G/5G Hotspot
1. Go to Setting > Cellular, tap Set up Personal Hotspot on your iPhone and make sure that it is on.
2. Plug your iPhone to your router’s USB port.
   *Tap “Trust” if you receive an alert that says Trust this computer?
3. Upon the availability of your backup WAN, you shall see the hotspot icon as below.
 Plug & Share: Turn Your ASUS Router into a 4G/5G Hotspot with Your Android Phone
1. Connect your Android phone to the USB port on your router.
2. Access the Network settings on your Android phone.
3. Activate USB Tethering.
4. Upon the availability of your backup WAN, you shall see the hotspot icon as below.
  Troubleshooting
1. For help with cellular network services, contact your Phone’s Internet Service Provider (ISP).
2. This feature is available for specific 802.11ax models with certain firmware versions:
    (1) Firmware between 3.0.0.4.388.23000 and 3.0.0.4.388.29999.
    (2) Any version beyond 3.0.0.4.388.31900.
    (3) Any version beyond 3.0.0.4.386.69019.
   Please make sure the firmware version of your ASUS router is up to date. For the information of how to upgrade firmware, please refer to FAQ
[Wireless Router] How to update the firmware of your router to the latest version via ASUS Router App?
[Wireless Router] How to update the firmware of your router to the latest version?
       How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to enable WAN Aggregation on ASUS Router
A:

[Assistant]
[WAN] How to enable WAN Aggregation on ASUS router?
WAN Aggregation combines two Gigabit networks to increase the bandwidth up to 2 Gigabits. When your ISP or LAN devices provide two network connection sources with LACP-IEEE 802.3ad (LAN Aggregation) support, you can use WAN Aggregation function in your ASUS router to get faster WAN transfer speed.
Take below as an example, ISP modem connect to RT-AX88U's WAN port and LAN4 port via two 1G Ethernet cables, and RT-AX88U get 2G WAN after enabling WAN aggregation.
  Note1: Please note that the modem connected to your ASUS Router must support LACP-IEEE 802.3ad to make sure WAN Aggregation works. If you are not sure the front modem/router support LACP-IEEE 802.3ad or not, please contact your ISP.
Note2: WAN aggregation only support for Automatic IP and Static IP WAN connection type. If you are not sure the WAN connection type, please contact your ISP.
Note3: Please make sure the two WAN sources are from same ISP and same front modem/router.
   The WAN aggregation supported by ASUS wireless routers vary by model, you may refer to the product user manual or the product specifications page to confirm if your router support WAN aggregation or not.
 To Set up WAN Aggregation please do follow the steps below:
Set up front modem/router
Set up ASUS router
To connect ASUS router and your modem with Ethernet cables
Note: Please make sure you have enabled the ISP modem LAN aggregation and ASUS WAN aggregation setting before wired connect ISP modem and ASUS router to prevent possible network looping.
 The example below takes a ISP modem and RT-AX88U as an example.
Set up front modem/router
1. Connect your computer to the front modem or router that ISP provided and login to your front modem or router. (For how to login the ISP modem or router, please contact your ISP)
2. Enable LACP-IEEE 802.3ad (LAN aggregation)
 Set up ASUS router
1. Connect your computer to ASUS router via Wi-Fi or Ethernet cable then open a web browser and navigate to Web GUI. http://www.asusrouter.com
    2. After login, go to Advanced Settings > WAN> Internet Connection, and enable WAN Aggregation in Basic Config by clicking YES.
        Note: WAN connection type only supports Automatic IP and Static IP.  If you're not sure the WAN type, please contact your ISP.
 3. Click the Apply button.
      To connect ASUS router and your modem with Ethernet cables
You need two Ethernet cables with the same specification (either 10/100M or Gigabit).
1. One is connected from WAN port of your ASUS router to the LAN port of modem.
2. The other is connected from modem’s LAN port to ASUS router’s LAN4 port.
Note: ASUS router support to do WAN aggregation with WAN port and LAN4 port only.  Other LAN ports do not support WAN aggregation setting.
    3.  While completing the connection, you will see the status of WAN Aggregation on Network Map as below.
     FAQ
1. Can I use Dual wan and WAN aggregation at same time?
    No, dual WAN and WAN Aggregation cannot be enabled at the same time. If you have enabled one of these functions, the other will be disabled automatically.
 2.  Why my IPTV stopped working when I enabled WAN Aggregation?
    LAN port 4 is the reserved port for some IPTV service. You cannot use these two services at the same time if your ISP assigns LAN port 4 for IPTV service.
 3. Can I enable WAN Aggregation in Access point mode?
    No, only Router Mode support WAN aggregation.
 4. What is the difference between WAN Aggregation and LAN Aggregation?
    WAN Aggregation: it can increase the transfer speed between ISP modem and your router.
    LAN Aggregation: It can increase the transfer speed between your router to the devices connect to router, like NAS or a computer with two Ethernet ports.
    For example, if all devices in your network environment all support IEEE 802.3ad and WAN aggregation/LAN aggregation and support 2G WAN bandwidth,
    If you wish to increase the transfer speed between router and NAS, you can set up LAN aggregation.
    If you wish to increase the transfer speed between ISP modem and your router, you can set up WAN aggregation.
    If you wish to increase the transfer speed from ISP modem to NAS, please enable both WAN aggregation and LAN aggregation to get 2G transfer speed.
        For how to set up LACP in ASUS router, please refer to [Wireless Router] How to setup link aggregation on ASUS router?(Teaming Port/LACP)
 5. What should I do if below message show up after WAN aggregation is set up?
         If WAN Aggregation setup is not successful, please follow the steps below:
Make sure the LAN ports of your modem is connected to your router's WAN and LAN port 4 with cables.
Make sure your modem has enabled 802.3ad.
Confirm that you use two cables with the same spec. (either Gigabit& Gigabit or 10/100& 10/100Mbps)
Please make sure you have enabled the ISP modem LAN aggregation and ASUS WAN aggregation setting before wired connect ISP modem and ASUS router to prevent possible network looping
Please make sure the firmware of the router is up to date. For the information of how to upgrade firmware, please refer to [Wireless Router] How to update the firmware of your router to the latest version
    If you have tried the steps above but still experience problems, please contact ASUS Product Support for additional assistance.
  How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to fix internet acess failure when using router
A:

[Assistant]
[Troubleshooting] Failed Internet access through router
To provide you more detailed instruction, you can also click ASUS Youtube video link below to know more about Troubleshooting for failed Internet access through router
https://youtu.be/jzsJX3b16BE
 Before starting to check the settings, please confirm your internet connection method. If you are unsure about your network connection, please consult your Internet Service Provider (ISP).
  Flow Chart
  If you are using a DSL modem router, please refer to the following FAQ first
[Troubleshooting][xDSL] Why can’t my xDSL routers establish an internet connection?
[Troubleshooting][xDSL] Why is my wired connection speed slow and cannot reach the Internet speed provided by my ISP?
[Troubleshooting][xDSL] What can I do if my xDSL modem router often gets disconnected?
[DSL Router] How to set up DSL Setting?
 Step 1. Check that the wireless router is connected correctly.
 Step 2. After turning on the router, check if the LED indicators work properly.
 Step 3. Test whether the device can access the Internet through a wired connection to the router.
 Step 4. Check if the related information of your Internet Service Provider (ISP) is correct.
 Step 5. Check if your wireless name(WiFi/SSID) and the password settings of your router is correct.
 Step 6. Use the cable provided by your Internet Service Provider connect to your computer directly, check if the computer could connect to internet.
 Step 7. Please check the firmware version is the latest one.
 Step 8. If all the steps above still couldn’t fix the problem that you encountered after trying, please contact ASUS Customer Service Center.
   How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to modify Wireless(WiFi) Name and Password in ASUS Router
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] How to modify Wireless(WiFi) Name and Password in ASUS Router?
ASUS wireless routers allow your devices to connect to the Internet through a wireless (WiFi). Regularly changing the wireless name and password  can improve network security and prevent unauthorized devices from connecting to your network.If you have multiple wireless routers in the same location, modifying the wireless name can be easy for you to manage.
You can modify the wireless name and password through ASUS Router APP or ASUS Router Web GUI (web settings page).
 Proper noun
  SSID (Service Set Identifier) name is also the WiFi name of the wireless network.
 Introduction
A. Use ASUS Router APP / ASUS ExpertWiFi App
B. Use ASUS Router Web GUI (web settings page)
C. FAQ
  Prepare
1. Some functions of wireless will be different due to firmware version.
 2. Please install the ASUS router app on your smart phone device first. Please make sure your ASUS Router App version is up to date.
     For the information of how to install the ASUS router app, please refer to
[Wireless Router] How to set up ASUS WiFi router via ASUS Router App? (QIS, Quick Internet Setup)
[Wireless Router]How to manage multiple ASUS routers by ASUS router app?
[ExpertWiFi] How to set up ASUS ExpertWiFi router via ASUS ExpertWiFi App? (QIS, Quick Internet Setup)
 3. Please update your router firmware to the latest version. For instruction about how to update the firmware, please refer the following FAQ
[Wireless Router] How to update the firmware of your router to the latest version
[ExpertWiFi] How to update the firmware of ExpertWiFi router? (WebGUI)
 4. How to connect to a WiFi wireless network using your device, please refer to the following FAQ
[Windows 11/10] Connect to a WiFi network
[ZenFone] How to connect to WiFi Network
    A. Use the Use ASUS Router APP / ASUS ExpertWiFi App to modify the WiFi name and password.
Interface 1: Supports routers with firmware later than 3.0.0.6.102_35404(including)
 Interface 2: Supports routers with firmware earlier than 3.0.0.6.102_35404
  B. Use the ASUS router Web GUI to modify the wireless name and password.
Step 1. Connect your computer to the router via wired or WiFi connection and enter your router LAN IP or router URL http://www.asusrouter.com to the WEB GUI.
Step 2. Key in your router's username and password to log in.
Note: If you forget the user name and/or password, please restore the router to the factory default status and setup.
Please refer to [Wireless Router] How to reset the router to factory default setting?  for how to restore the router to default status.
Step 3. Modify Wireless(WiFi) Name and Password
Interface 1: Supports routers with firmware later than 3.0.0.6.102_35404(including)
 Interface 2: Supports routers with firmware earlier than 3.0.0.6.102_35404
   FAQ
1. Can the name and password of the wireless network (WiFi) in different bands (2.4GHz/ 5GHz / 5GHZ-2/ 6GHz) be set differently?
 2. What is the maximum length of the WiFi name and password?
 3. Select [Open System] for [Authorization method], why is there no option to enter a password?
 4. Why the WiFi device cannot connect to the network after setting the authorization method to WPA3-Personal?
     How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: What can I do if I forgot Wireless(WiFi) password
A:

[Assistant]
[Troubleshooting] What can I do if I forgot my ASUS router’s WiFi password?
When you forget the router's WiFi password, if you have new devices that need to connect to the WiFi network, they will be unable to connect due to the unknown password. You can refer to the following instructions to retrieve the WiFi network password.
Note: Some functions of wireless will be different due to firmware version.
  1. Connect your computer to the router via wired, after connecting to the power supply, remember to press the Power button to turn on the router.
    Note: Different models have different specifications, please refer to ASUS Download Center to download the product user manual to check the specifications.
 2. Enter your router LAN IP or router URL http://www.asusrouter.com to the Web GUI.
Note: Please refer to How to enter the router setting page to learn more.
 3. Key in your router's username and password to log in.
Note: If you forget the user name and/or password, please restore the router to the factory default status and setup.
Please refer to [Wireless Router] How to reset the router to factory default setting? for how to restore the router to default status.
 4. Check WiFi name and password
Interface 1: Supports routers with firmware later than 3.0.0.6.102_35404(including)
Interface 2: Supports routers with firmware earlier than 3.0.0.6.102_35404
     How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to fix wireless Control Channel
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] How to fix wireless Control Channel?
What is Control Channel?
    The radio channel for WiFi connection operation. The channels vary from country to country. In default, ASUS router will adjust the Control Channel automatically, you could fix it if necessary.
  Prepare
a. Some functions of wireless will be different due to firmware version.
Interface 1: Supports routers with firmware later than 3.0.0.6.102_35404 (including), please refer to here for the setting instructions.
Interface 2: Supports routers with firmware earlier than 3.0.0.6.102_35404, please refer to here for the setting instructions.
b. Supported channels of 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz WiFi differ according to each country’s local law and restrictions.
For example, your computer's network card and wireless router both support 6 GHz, but your country/region is not available for 6 GHz, you may not be able to connect.
    How to set up the wireless Control Channel with an ASUS router?
You can set up your ASUS router via Web GUI.
 Step 1. Connect your computer to the router via wired or WiFi connection and enter your router LAN IP or router URL http://www.asusrouter.com to the WEB GUI.
Step 2. Key in your router's username and password to log in.
Note: If you forget the user name and/or password, please restore the router to the factory default status and setup.
Please refer to [Wireless Router] How to reset the router to factory default setting?  for how to restore the router to default status.
Step 3. Go to Wireless > General tab > you can set the control channel for different bands (2.4GHZ/5 GHZ /5 GHZ -2/6 GHZ) respectively.
Interface 1: Supports routers with firmware later than 3.0.0.6.102_35404 (including)
    Select the control channel you want to use in different bands.
 Interface 2: Supports routers with firmware earlier than 3.0.0.6.102_35404
   FAQ
1. Why don't I see the item that selects [WiFi Channel] in the wireless settings of the App?
    How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: What is DFS (Dynamic Frequency Selection) and how does it work on ASUS router
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] What is DFS (Dynamic Frequency Selection) and how does it work on ASUS router?
What is DFS channel?
DFS is Dynamic Frequency Selection, which is a function of using 5 GHz WiFi frequencies that are generally reserved for radar, such as military radar, satellite communication, and weather radar. The DFS channels vary from country to country. The main benefit to use DFS channels is to increase the number of WiFi channels. It is legally required Channel Availability Check process to prevent electromagnetic interference the 5 GHz frequency with the radar.
 When will my router be assigned to DFS channel? What going to happen?
When support for DFS is enabled, WiFi router detect the channel status and determine to use DFS channel or non-DFS channel when boot. If router assigned with non-DFS channel, it can operate on 5GHz frequency immediately; however, if router assigned with DFS channel, according to regulation, Channel Availability Check is required. And during Channel Availability Check process, 5GHz signal is unavailable for connection. The Channel Availability Check process would take 1-10 minutes depending on the country. For this reason, DFS channels are not immediately available when a router boots. Note that 2.4GHz is still available during Channel Availability Check process, so user could use 2.4GHz band instead or wait for 5GHz band 1-10 minutes.
During normal operations, if the router detect a radar is using the particular channel which is currently router using, then it may communicated to connected WiFi clients to stop the transmission and change to another available channel together. This behavior will cause connected WiFi clients to be disconnected from the network for a period of time before re-connecting to a different channel
If user need to avoid such disconnections caused by DFS function during normal operation, follow the steps to disable auto DFS channel selection.
 Prepare
1. Some functions of wireless will be different due to firmware version.
2. DFS features are enabled by default.
3. FAQ
  How to enable/disable auto DFS channels selection?
You can set up your ASUS router via Web GUI.
1. Connect your laptop to the router via wired or WiFi connection and enter your router LAN IP or router URL http://www.asusrouter.com to the WEB GUI.
Note: Please refer to [Wireless Router] How to enter the router's GUI o learn more.
2. Enter your login username and password on the login page and then click [Sign In].
Note: If you forgot the username and/or password, please restore the router to the factory default status.
Please refer to How to reset the router to factory default setting? to learn more.
3. Go to [Wireless] > [General], select 5 GHz bands (5GHZ / 5GHZ-2).
Note: For the bands supported by your router, please go to the product specification page to confirm.
Interface 1: Supports routers with firmware later than 3.0.0.6.102_35404 (including)
Interface 2: Supports routers with firmware earlier than 3.0.0.6.102_35404
4. Click [Apply] to save the setting.
5. After you enable the DFS channel in the router, the wireless router will detect the status of the channel.
 A. When 5GHz in non-DFS channel > 5GHz can work.
 B. When 5GHz is on the DFS channel> The router will check the channel availability (CAC) by itself. During the check process, the 5GHz signal will not be able to connect. The process of channel availability check (CAC) will take 1~10 minutes, and the specific time depends on the country/region.
Please note that 2.4GHz can still be used normally when checking channel availability, so users can use the 2.4GHz band first and wait for the 5GHz connection to resume.
    FAQ
1. If the channel bandwidth of the router is set to 160MHz and the DFS channel is used, why do I actually see that the connected device is connected to the 80MHz channel instead of the 160MHz channel?
 2. If the DFS channel (for example: channel 108) is enabled on the router, and the router detects a radar signal and jumps to another channel (for example: channel 44), will the router automatically switch back to channel 108 after the radar signal disappears?
 3.  After enabling [Auto select channel including DFS channels], the 5G WiFi network often disconnects or has a slow connection?
  How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer to this link


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to fix random disconnection when wireless router or Range Extender is in repeater mode
A:

[Assistant]
[Troubleshooting] Wireless Router or Wireless Range Extender Wi-Fi signal is often disconnected in Repeater mode
In repeater mode, a wireless router or wireless range extender connects to other wireless router through a Wi-Fi to extend the coverage of wireless signal to network clients.
Network environment:
When your wireless device is connected to a repeater router, you find that your wireless connection device is often disconnected. (E.g. use a phone, computer, etc. to connect router's Wi-Fi SSID (2.4GHz or 5GHz) easy to disconnect)
You can refer to the following steps for simple troubleshooting.
Note: Please check that the Wi-Fi function of the first wireless router is normal, if you are using an ASUS wireless router, you can refer to the FAQ [Troubleshooting] Wi-Fi signal is often disconnected
If it is not an ASUS wireless router, please check with your router device manufacturer.
Introduction
Check Firmware Version
Restore the router to default settings
Check Network Map Status
Adjust the placement of the router
Environmental interference
Update the wireless device driver or firmware
 1. Update your firmware regularly to get the latest updates for your router. You can either update on ASUSWRT or update manually.
     Please make sure the firmware of the router is up to date.
      [Note] For the information of how to upgrade firmware, please refer to [Wireless] Upgrade the firmware version of your router
 2. Restore the router to default settings.
 ASUS recommends that you try the Hard Factory Reset before attempting any advanced troubleshooting.
The methods to do a Hard Factory Reset will vary between different router /range extender models, please refer to [Wireless Router] ASUS router Hard Factory Reset
 3. Check Network Map Status
 Please check that the Parent-AP status is connected and the wireless signal is great or OK.(RSSI range: -20dBm to -80dBm)
The above picture for example, you can see several items of information in the red box:
  Parent-AP status or Internet status:
It shows if the front-end wireless router is connected to a wireless signal extender.
            If it shows that it is not connected, please refer the FAQ : [Wireless Router] How to set up repeater mode on ASUS Router?
  2.4 GHz/5 GHz :
Wireless signal extender is connected via the band 2.4GHz and/or 5GHz.
  Link Rate
The rate of the current connection.
  RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indication)
Please check this value to determine the wireless signal strength of the current connection, and if the wireless signal strength is weak, please refer to the next steps for troubleshooting.
          Wireless signal strength (Great): -20dBm to -70dBm
          Wireless signal strength (OK):     -71dBm to -80dBm
          Wireless signal strength (Weak): -81dBm or above
 4. It is recommended that the user can adjust the placement of the router, close to the wireless device client, and shorten the distance between the wireless router and the client, to avoid the distance of the signal transmission affecting the strength of the signal.
Wi-Fi is distinguished into 2.4GHz and 5GHz, 2.4GHz signal transmission distance is farther than 5GHz, but slower than 5GHz, 5GHz although the signal transmission distance is shorter, but the speed can be faster.
When your wireless device is often disconnected, you can first check that your wireless device is connected to Wi-Fi (2.4GHz or 5GHz) and confirm the distance between the wireless device and the router when the Wi-Fi is disconnected.
 5. Make sure that no interference or barriers affect the wireless signal around the wireless router, and remove the interference and barriers whenever possible, or try to replace the location of the wireless router.
Interferences: microwave ovens, refrigerator, wireless phones, power boxes... And so on, some home appliances will also produce interference with wireless channels.
Barriers: iron cabinets, iron doors, cement walls, closed cabinets, placed on the ground, behind the sofa. Some high-density building materials can also affect Wi-Fi signal penetration, such as gypsum, planks, barbed wire, etc.
It is recommended that you place the router in the center of the environment where possible, in an open area, where there is less furniture, where there is no wall barrier, or on a wooden cabinet, on a tabletop.
 6. Confirm that the wireless device driver or firmware you are using has also been updated to the latest version. Please contact your device manufacturer for any updates.
Wireless device: Such as Laptop, Smart Phone, USB Wi-Fi Adapter, CONSOLE
   How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to fix Wi-Fi disconnection?
A:

[Assistant]
[Troubleshooting] WiFi signal is often disconnected
To provide you more detailed instruction, you can also click ASUS Youtube video link below to know more about Troubleshooting for Wi-Fi signal is often disconnected
https://youtu.be/8w0ZQWBlyh4
  Situation
1. When WiFi devices cannot access to internet, please go to ASUS router web interface > network map to check whether the network map shows internet disconnected.
    When WiFi devices cannot access the Internet, is the wired device unable to access the Internet too?
    If Internet status shows disconnected or wired devices cannot access to internet, please refer to below FAQ for internet trouble shooting.
[Network Map] Internet status description in the router's GUI
[Troubleshooting] Failed Internet access through router
2. If ISP modem has WiFi function, try to connect WiFi devices to Internet Service Provider (ISP) modem WiFi to see if WiFi  device can access to internet through modem WiFi .
    If WiFi device can access to internet via Modem's WiFi, please login to ASUS router UI to see if router internet status shows disconnected. May refer to FAQ for details.
[Network Map] Internet status description in the router's GUI
[Troubleshooting] Failed Internet access through router
     If WiFi device cannot access to internet via Modem' WiFi,
         (1). Please contact your ISP for modem internet issue.
         (2). If Wired devices can access to internet via modem, may refer to below trouble shooting steps.
3. When you use a wireless router to connect to the Internet, you find that your wireless connection device is often disconnected.
    (E.g. use a phone, computer, etc. to connect router's WiFi SSID (2.4 GHz or 5 GHz) easy to disconnect)
    You can refer to the following steps for simple troubleshooting.
  Introduction
1. Please make sure the firmware of the router is up to date
 2. Set the channel bandwidth to default
 3. Switch to a control channel with less interference
 4. Try to disable Smart Connect
 5. Try to adjust the direction of the router's antennas
 6. Adjust the placement of the router
 7.Environmental interference
 8. Update the wireless device driver or firmware
 9. Restore the router to default settings
 If you try the above method can not solve, you could try Hard Factory Reset to fix the issue.
For more details could refer to [Wireless Router] When Standard Reset Isn’t Working: Hard Factory Reset - Models list
    How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: Troubleshooting - Computer(WiFi device) cannot find the WiFi name(signal) of ASUS router
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] Troubleshooting - Computer(WiFi device) cannot find the WiFi name(signal) of ASUS router
There are some situations that WiFi device(computer or phone) cannot find the WiFi name(signal), like can't find 2.4G/ 5G not working /don't show 6G, or it may be a problem with the WiFi device or the network. Please refer to the instructions below.
 Proper noun : SSID (Service Set Identifier) name is also the WiFi name of the wireless network.
 Note：
a. It is recommended to try to use other devices (laptops or other phones) to connect to the same wireless (WiFi) network to confirm whether the same situation exists.
    If it's a computer problem, it's recommended to contact your phone manufacturer for help.
b. After trying to remove the ASUS router, use other devices (laptops or other routers) to connect to your ISP modem to confirm whether situation is the same.
    If it is a problem with the ISP modem, it is recommended to contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to confirm the network issues.
c. Supported channels of 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz WiFi differ according to each country’s local law and restrictions.
   For example, your computer's network card and wireless router both support 6 GHz, but your country/region is not available for 6 GHz, you may not be able to connect.
  1. Check whether your computer has a wireless network adapter and enable:
 2. Check whether the distance between your WiFi device and the router is too far:
 3. Forget WiFi connection:
 4. Check your wireless router's WiFi name:
 5. Check WiFi LED light:
 6. Try to disable the DFS channels
 7. Update firmware:
 8. Please perform Standard Reset on router:
    If you cannot solve the problem with the above solution, please contact the ASUS Product Support for assistance.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to set up Guest Network
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] How to set up Guest Network on ASUS Router?
What is Guest Network?
When you have successfully set up a wireless router and connected to the Internet, and want to share the wireless(WiFi) with your family and friends, you can create an independent wireless network environment through the guest network.
For example: provide guests with a different WiFi name and password from your original WiFi, to prevent guests from browsing data shared on your network and increase the security of your network connection.
  Prepare
1. Please install the ASUS router app on your smart phone device first. Please make sure your ASUS Router App version is up to date.
    For the information of how to install the ASUS router app, please refer the following FAQ
[Wireless Router] How to set up ASUS Wi-Fi router via ASUS Router App? (QIS, Quick Internet Setup)
[Wireless Router]How to manage multiple ASUS routers by ASUS router app?
 2. Please update your router firmware to the latest version. For instruction about how to update the firmware, please refer the following FAQ
[Wireless Router] How to update the firmware of your router to the latest version via ASUS Router App?
[Wireless Router] How to update the firmware of your router to the latest version ? (WebGUI)
3. For how to set up guest network synchronization to AiMesh nodes, please refer the following FAQ
[Wireless Router] How to set up Guest Network features to Sync to AiMesh Node
4. The guest network is assigned a different subnet from the main network, and changing the guest network's subnet is not supported.
  How to set up Guest Network with an ASUS router?
You can set this feature through ASUS Router app or ASUS Router WebGUI (Web Settings Page).
 A. ASUS Router app
 B. ASUS Router WebGUI
B-1 Please follow these steps to quickly set up a guest network:
B-2 Guest Network Function Description (modify, disable):
  FAQ
1. Why guest network does not have Access Intranet/Bandwidth Limiter option when in Access point (AP) mode?
 2. Why can’t I setup Guest network under AiMesh node?
 3. Why Guest network cannot sync and work in AiMesh node?
 4. Why can't the device connect to the Internet after getting the WiFi name and password?
 5. How to turn off WiFi for a guest network with ASUS Router app?
 6. How to modify the WiFi name and password of Guest network with ASUS Router app?
 7. There are three Guest Networks available for each band. Is there any priority between these three sets?
     How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to check the wired connection speed and network cable specifications for ASUS Wireless Router
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] How to check the wired connection speed and network cable specifications for ASUS Wireless router?
Introduction
Check the network cable specifications for ASUS wireless router
Network cable types
Check the wired connection speed for ASUS wireless router
FAQ
 1. How to check the network cable specifications for ASUS wireless router?
 (1) You can find the information in the ASUS Global site https://www.asus.com/ , click search
       We useRT-AX92U as an example.
 (2) key-in the router model
 (3) Select the model.
          (4) Click Specifications
     (5) The speed specifications for WAN and LAN are shown here.
      >> RT-AX92U WAN port support to up 1Gbps (1000Mbps), LAN port support to up 1Gbps (1000Mbps)
           Compare the RT-AC1200, as you can see Network Port Specifications.
      >> RT-AC1200 WAN port support to up 100Mbps, LAN port support to up 100Mbps
      2. How to identify the type of network cable?
    ASUS Wireless routers support RJ-45 network cable.
    (1) Network cable type: RJ-45 cable.
                (2) The network cable specifications are on the cable, as shown in the figure below for CAT-5E.
               (3) RJ-45 network cable specifications
        The network speed mentioned here is only a theoretical value, even if all devices support the maximum transmission speed, but usually the actual transmission speed will be due to signal attenuation factors (e.g. long or broken network cables, network provider ISP signal source attenuation), transmission speed will also be reduced.
The following are theoretical values.
Type Maximum Transmission Speed Distance
CAT-5 100 Mbps 100m
CAT-5e 1000 Mbps 100m
CAT-6 10 Gbps 100m
CAT-6A 10 Gbps 100m
CAT-7
10 Gbps
100m
 3. How to check the wired connection speed for ASUS wireless router?
    A. ASUS Router app
      (1) Please install the ASUS router app on your smart phone device first. Please make sure your ASUS Router App version is up to date.
      (2) Enter the ASUS Router App.
           For the information of how to install the ASUS router app, please refer the following FAQ
[Wireless Router] How to set up ASUS Wi-Fi router via ASUS Router App? (QIS, Quick Internet Setup)
[Wireless Router]How to manage multiple ASUS routers by ASUS router app
       (3) Tap [ Settings ] > [ Your ASUS router name ]
             WAN and LAN speed is 1Gbps, as shown in the following figure. Tap [List view]/[Image view] to switch the view.
            Example:
               1. Your ISP provides 1G, connects the ISP line to the router's 2.5G WAN port, and then gets the highest of 1Gbps.
               2. Your ISP provides 300M, connects the ISP line to the router's 2.5G WAN port, and then gets the highest of 300Mbps.
               3. Your ISP provides 2.5G, connects the ISP line to the router's 2.5G WAN port, and then gets the highest of 2.5Gbps.
           (4) Tap [ Diagnosis ] to check the router port connections, the network connection will be interrupted. When the diagnosis is complete, a notice is displayed.
     B. ASUS Router WebGUI
      (1) Connect your computer to the router via wired connection and enter your router LAN IP or router URL http://www.asusrouter.com to the WEB GUI.
                      Please refer to How to enter the router setting page(Web GUI)to learn more.
      (2) Key in your router's username and password to log in.
                    Note: If you forget the user name and/or password, please restore the router to the factory default status and setup.
                     Please refer to [Wireless Router] How to reset the router to factory default setting?  for how to restore the router to default status.
      (3) Go to [Network Map]> Click [Status]
           In [Ethernet ports], the speed at which wired connections to WAN and LAN ports are displayed.
           WAN and LAN speed is 1Gbps, as shown in the following figure.
            Example:
               1. Your ISP provides 1G, connects the ISP line to the router's 2.5G WAN port, and then gets the highest of 1Gbps.
               2. Your ISP provides 300M, connects the ISP line to the router's 2.5G WAN port, and then gets the highest of 300Mbps.
               3. Your ISP provides 2.5G, connects the ISP line to the router's 2.5G WAN port, and then gets the highest of 2.5Gbps.
                                              FAQ
1. If your Internet service provider(ISP) provides more than 100Mbps of bandwidth, is there anything to be aware of in the specifications of the router and network cable?
      We recommend that you use routers and network lines that support more than 100Mbps, such as CAT5e, otherwise your network bandwidth will be limited to the maximum transmission speed supported by the router and network cable.
Example: Your ISP offers 200Mbps, and if you choose a router or network cable that only supports 100Mbps, the back-end wired unit gets the highest speed of 100Mbps.
 2. How to exclude a wired connected device if it does not reach the network speed provided by your ISP?
      (1) The computer first connects to the network cable provided by the ISP to confirm that the speed is normal and that if the speed provided by the ISP is still not reached, please contact your ISP.
      (2) Check that the network cable specifications you are using and the network port specifications supported by the router are greater than the network speed provided by your ISP.
      (3) Confirm that your device network card supports network speed specifications greater than the network speed provided by the ISP.
      (4) Replace your network cable and connection device for cross-testing to confirm that the speed of a single unit is limited or the network cable is abnormal. If there is a problem with the speed of a single unit, contact the manufacturer of the unit.
      (5) Confirm that your router has been updated to the latest version of the official firmware and recommend that you restore the router to its factory default settings. After the reset is complete, please go to router's UI and follow the QIS to set up your router again.
[Wireless Router] How to set up ASUS Wi-Fi router via ASUS Router App? (QIS, Quick Internet Setup)
[Wireless Router] How to use the QIS (Quick Internet Setup) to set up Router ? (Web GUI)
    How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: iPhone/Android phones are slow to connect to the router wireless (Wi-Fi) network
A:

[Assistant]
[Troubleshooting] iPhone/Android phones are slow to connect to the router wireless (Wi-Fi) network
  To provide you more detailed instruction, you can also click ASUS YouTube video link below to know more about How to Improve Slow WiFi on ASUS Router.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vV4mO8aBe3M
   There are some situations that slow down the wireless (Wi-Fi) network or it may be a problem with the phone or the network. If your iPhone or Android phone is slow to connect to the ASUS Router's wireless (Wi-Fi) network, please refer to the instructions below.
 Note：
a. It is recommended to try to use other devices (laptops or other phones) to connect to the same wireless (Wi-Fi) network to confirm whether the same situation exists.
    If it's a phone problem, it's recommended to contact your phone manufacturer for help.
b. After trying to remove the ASUS router, use other devices (laptops or other routers) to connect to your ISP modem to confirm whether situation is the same.
   If it is a problem with the ISP modem, it is recommended to contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to confirm the network speed.
 Introduces
1. Check whether the distance between your phone and the router is too far
2. When the 5GHz and 2.4GHz signal strengths are the same, use the 5GHz wireless (Wi-Fi) signal first
3. Confirm whether the phone VPN is in use
4. Try to clear the browser cookies and application cache
5. Try restarting your router and phone
6. Try to adjust the wireless (Wi-Fi) channel of the router
7. Try connecting to different DNS servers to optimize Internet speed
8. Try to update the phone and router system/firmware version to optimize device performance
   Please refer to the following instructions for simple troubleshooting
1. Check whether the distance between your phone and the router is too far: If the distance is too far or there are obstacles, the wireless (Wi-Fi) signal will be interfered with, and the wireless (Wi-Fi) network speed may be slow.
   Please place the router close to the frequently used mobile phone. Shorten the distance between the mobile phone and the router and avoid obstacles, and to avoid affecting the signal strength due to the signal transmission distance.
   You can judge whether the current connection signal strength is sufficient according to the signal strength displayed on the phone.
    The image below uses ASUS ZenFone9 as an example:
   Go to [Settings] > [Network & Internet] > [Internet] > Tap the connected Wi-Fi name (SSID) to check the signal strength.
             Please refer to the FAQ below
[ASUS Wireless Router] How to improve reception of wireless(WiFi) signals(reduce wireless interference)
[Wireless Router] How to check the information of devices connected to ASUS router
 2. When the 5GHz and 2.4GHz signal strengths are the same, use the 5GHz wireless (Wi-Fi) signal first: Slow speed of connecting the mobile phone to the router wireless network (Wi-Fi) may be because you are using the 2.4GHz signal.
   The 5GHz signal is faster than the 2.4GHz signal. You can try to use the 5GHz signal to increase the network speed when the signal strength is the same.
    The image below uses ASUS ZenFone9 as an example:
   Go to [settings] > [Network & internet] > [Internet] > Tap the connected Wi-Fi name (SSID) to check the frequency as 2.4GHz or 5GHz.
              Please refer to the FAQ below
[Wireless Router] What is difference between 2.4GHz and 5GHz
[ZenFone] How to connect to Wi-Fi Network
For Apple products, please refer to Apple's official website to know more about how to connect to Wi-Fi on iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
 3. Confirm whether the phone VPN is in use: The network using the VPN on the mobile phone needs to be encrypted and connected to the remote VPN server. When the VPN server is overloaded, the connection speed may slow down.
     Please turn off the VPN function of your phone before confirming the Wi-Fi speed.
      The image below uses ASUS ZenFone9 as an example:
         Go to [Settings] > [Network & internet] > [VPN]
           4. Try to clear the browser cookies and application cache: The web pages and apps run very slowly. It may be that too much cache data has accumulated, which affects the operating performance of the phone.
   You can clear the cookies and cache before confirming the Internet speed. For the setting method, please follow the software instructions in your phone to set up.
   Please refer to the FAQ below
[ZenFone/Pad] How to free up memory
For Apple products, please refer to Apple's official website to know more about how to clear the cache on the iPhone.
 5. Try restarting your router and phone: When you have problems with your phone or router, restarting them can fix the problem.
    Try restarting your phone and router to see if this improves. The image below uses ASUS ZenFone9 as an example:
    Please scroll down the quick settings item menu from the top of the screen and tap [Power icon] > [Restart]
             Please refer to the FAQ below
For Apple products, please refer to Apple's official website to know more about how to restart.
[Wireless Router]How to set up an ASUS router to automatically restart at specific times
   Note: Restarting the router will not affect any existing settings of the wireless router. Instead, it can release some data temporary storage space (RAM) to improve system performance and make the wireless router run more smoothly.
 6. Try to adjust the wireless (Wi-Fi) channel of the router: If your router uses the same channel as other nearby wireless devices, it may cause interference and slow speeds.
   The wireless channel of ASUS wireless router is default to [Auto], you can manually adjust to other wireless channels according to your needs.
            Please refer to the FAQ [Wireless Router] How to fix wireless Control Channel
 7. Try connecting to different DNS servers to optimize Internet speed: The distance of the server, traffic, or how often data is updated can all affect the speed of your internet connection.
           By default, ASUS routers will automatically obtain the IP of the DNS server from the Internet Service Provider (ISP). You can manually select one of the DNS servers in the DNS list, such as Google DNS servers 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4.
            Please refer to the FAQ below [Wireless Router] How to manually assign WAN DNS server to ASUS Router
 8. Try to update the phone and router system/firmware version to optimize device performance: Regularly update your firmware version to ensure that your device remains in the best condition.
   For how to update the firmware, please refer to the link below. For other phones or devices, it is recommended to contact your device manufacturer for help.
   For ASUS phones, please refer to the FAQ [Phone] How to update firmware on my phone
   For Apple products, please refer to Apple's official website to know more about how to update
   ASUS routers, please refer to the FAQ [Wireless Router] How to update the firmware of your router to the latest version via ASUS Router App
   Note: After updating the firmware of the ASUS router, it is recommended to reset the router to the factory default. After the router is set up, reconnect the phone to the router's wireless (Wi-Fi) network.
    Please refer to the FAQ below
[Wireless Router] How to reset the router to factory default setting
[Wireless Router] How to use the QIS (Quick Internet Setup) to set up Router
[Wireless Router] How to set up ASUS Wi-Fi router via ASUS Router App? (QIS, Quick Internet Setup)
  If none of the above methods are applicable, it is recommended to contact the manufacturer of your phone or router for help.
You can reach ASUS Call Center information from below See support.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to improve wireless speed by setting Channel Bandwidth in Wireless Router
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] How to improve wireless speed by setting Channel Bandwidth in Wireless Router?
What is the Channel Bandwidth?
Channel Bandwidth will affect your wireless speed performance and signal stability. In default, ASUS router will adjust the channel bandwidth automatically, you could fix it if necessary.
 Introduction
a. Some functions of wireless will be different due to firmware version.
    Interface 1: Supports routers with firmware later than 3.0.0.6.102_35404 (including), please refer to here for the setting instructions.
    Interface 2: Supports routers with firmware earlier than 3.0.0.6.102_35404, please refer to here for the setting instructions.
b. FAQ
  How to set up the channel bandwidth with an ASUS router?
You can set up your ASUS router via Web GUI.
 Step1. Connect your computer to the router via wired or WiFi connection and enter your router LAN IP or router URL http://www.asusrouter.com to the WEB GUI.
Step2. Key in your router's username and password to log in.
Note: If you forget the user name and/or password, please restore the router to the factory default status and setup.
          Please refer to [Wireless Router] How to reset the router to factory default setting?  for how to restore the router to default status.
Step3. Go to [Wireless] > [General], you can set the channel bandwidth for different frequency bands (2.4GHZ/5 GHZ /5 GHZ -2/6 GHZ) respectively.
Interface 1: Supports routers with firmware later than 3.0.0.6.102_35404 (including)
Interface 2: Supports routers with firmware earlier than 3.0.0.6.102_35404
Step4. Click [Apply] to save.
  FAQ
1. Does the ASUS Router App support setting the channel bandwidth?
 2. What channel bandwidth is available for different bands?
 3. If the function does not work after setting, how to troubleshoot?
     How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to improve Wi-Fi Connection
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] How to improve Wi-Fi Connection
How to improve Wi-Fi Connection
This article will help you do some troubleshooting steps if you cannot get wireless access, or keep struggling with poor Wi-Fi signal from the ASUS router. There are a couple of conditions to review:
 Wireless network is abnormal/ Cannot detect or find the wireless signal
Here come several reasons why your computer might not be able to connect to Wi-Fi. The issue might be also related to the Wi-Fi, not only your computer - Try if the Wi-Fi signal also works on other devices.
FAQ:
[Wireless] Troubleshooting - Computer cannot find the wireless router
[Trouble shooting] Computer cannot access to Internet through wireless connection to router
 Slow wireless network speed
There are many factors that may cause your Wi-Fi performance to be slow. It might be the strength of the Wi-Fi signal, the wireless channel, your PC, router, or even the problem of network itself.
These are some of the methods that you can try to identify and fix Wi-Fi connection issues.
FAQ:
[Wireless Router] How to improve wireless speed by setting Channel Bandwidth?
[Wireless Router] What is difference between 2.4GHz and 5GHz?
 Weak Wi-Fi Signal
The consistent Wi-Fi connection and network stability pretty much depend on how you positioned the wireless router. Placing your router at the best location and minimizing interference can greatly improve network performance.
If the Wi-Fi signal on your device is still weak or the network speed is too slow, please refer to more troubleshooting methods below.
FAQ:
[Troubleshooting] Wi-Fi signal is often disconnected
[Wireless Router] How to improve reception of wireless signals(reduce wireless interference)
 Improve Wi-Fi Signal on AiMesh system
If you’re trying to ensure reliable Wi-Fi signal for the whole house, and across two or more floors, then a mesh system is always the best choice. We recommend placing the AiMesh node between your AiMesh router and the existing dead zone, so you’ll be able to walk around the house and stay connected.
FAQ:
[Wireless Router] What is whole-home mesh Wi-Fi?
[AiMesh] How to locate AiMesh router and the node for the best signal?
[AiMesh] How to change the location of my AiMesh node?
 Setup AiMesh system
Slow Wi-Fi may result from insufficient coverage.
The AiMesh network provides a signal coverage which can reach every corner of your home, eliminates Wi-Fi dead zones, and creates a seamless network. You are free to wander around your home without any interruptions. Connected devices will switch from one mesh node to another smoothly and automatically.
Mesh Wi-Fi typically works with one main router connected to the Internet, easily joins more satellite nodes to the network, and expands the coverage as needed.
ASUS routers supported by AiMesh can be added to a mesh network without hassle, and it also allows to mix different series of ASUS AiMesh-compatible Wi-Fi routers to create an AiMesh system.
AiMesh setup FAQ:
           [AiMesh] How to setup AiMesh system (Web GUI)?
           [AiMesh] How to setup AiMesh system (ASUS Router APP-iOS)?
           [AiMesh] How to setup AiMesh system (ASUS Router APP-Android)?
          [AiMesh] How to set up ASUS AiMesh or ZenWi-Fi Mesh Ethernet backhaul under different conditions (Advanced setup with network switch)?
AiMesh supporting models FAQ:
          [AiMesh] What models of router support AiMesh?
          [AiMesh] Can I build an AiMesh system with another brand of router with an ASUS router?
          [Wireless] Does DSL-AC68U support the AiMesh node?
 Avoid double NAT when using the second router
If your modem/router and the second wireless router are connected in series, it can divide your private network into two, and make the connected devices not communicate to another one due to Double NAT (Network Address Translation).
           Setting the second new wireless router to Access Point mode avoids double NAT.
           When it's in AP mode, your router (or mesh system) extends the existing gateway/router, and maintains single NAT setup.
            Please follow the methods below to configure your router as an Access Point mode:
[Wireless Router] How to set up operation mode- Access Point(AP) mode?
[AiMesh] How to setup two ASUS Router as AiMesh in Access Point(AP) mode?


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to check if the ASUS wireless router supports Adaptive QoS
A:

[Assistant]
[Specification] How to check if the ASUS wireless router supports Adaptive QoS?
Introduction
Adaptive QoS support items
How to get the specification?
 Adaptive QoS includes the following 3 features:
Bandwidth Monitor
QoS
Web History
Note: ASUS wireless routers have different features depending on the model, before using this feature, please refer to the product specification page to confirm that your router supports the above features.
 1. Bandwidth Monitor
       2. QoS
   (1) Adaptive QoS
        (2) Traditional QoS
        (3) Bandwidth Limiter
      3. Web History
      How to get the specification?
  1. You can find the information in the ASUS Global site https://www.asus.com/
        2. Click search icon.
  3. We use RT-AX92U as an example. Key in rt-ax92u.
  4. Click RT-AX92U
      5. Find RT-AX92U product site and click Specifications.
      6. You can see the specifications displaying Adaptive QoS: Yes, Bandwidth Monitor : Yes, Website history : Yes, indicating that the RT-AX92U has support for this feature.
        How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to enable the Website History feature in ASUS Router
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] How to enable the Website History feature in ASUS Router?
What is Web History?
     Web History shows clients Web Surfing history.
Note: Please refer to the product specification page to confirm that your router supports Web History.
 Introduction
How to get the specification
How to enable the Website History
FAQ
  How to get the specification?
  1. You can find the information in the ASUS Global site https://www.asus.com/
        2. Click
   3. We use RT-AX92U as an example. Key in rt-ax92u
  4. Click RT-AX92U
        5. Find RT-AX92U product site and click Specifications.
        6. You can see the specifications displaying Website history : Yes, indicating that the RT-AX92U has support for this feature.
        How to enable the Website History ?
Step1. Connect your computer to the router via wired or WiFi connection and enter your router LAN IP or router URL http://www.asusrouter.com to the WEB GUI.
                    Note: Please refer to How to enter the router setting page(Web GUI) (ASUSWRT)? to learn more.
 Step2. Key in your router's username and password to log in.
                    Note: If you forgot the username and/or password, please restore the router to the factory default status and setup.
                    Please refer to [Wireless Router] How to reset the router to factory default setting? for how to restore the router to default status.
 Step3. Go to Adaptive QoS> Web History, the default is off.
          Step4. (1)Turn on Web History, the page shows web surf history of all clients.
            (2) You can also select the specific client to review their web history.
            (3) Click "Next" or enter the page number and click "Next" to view the record.
            (4) Records are automatically updated, or you can also click "Refresh" to update manually.
            (5)  If you need to clear the Web history ,click "Clear".
                 [Note] Data will not be able to recover once deleted.
            FAQ
How to download/save Web History?
You can copy all the recorded data to a document program on your computer, such as Word, Text Document.
  How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to set up Adaptive QoS - Bandwidth Limiter
A:

[Assistant]
[Wireless Router] How to set up Adaptive QoS - Bandwidth Limiter?
Please refer to the steps below on how to set up bandwidth limiter settings to control the speed of your client devices :
 Step1: Connect your computer to the router via wired or WiFi connection and enter your router LAN IP or router URL http://www.asusrouter.com to the WEB GUI.
       Please refer to How to enter the router setting page(Web GUI) to learn more.
Step2: Key in your router's username and password to log in.
       Note: If you forget the user name and/or password, please restore the router to the factory default status and setup.
          Please refer to [Wireless Router] How to reset the router to factory default setting?  for how to restore the router to default status.
Step3: Go to QoS tap in Adaptive QoS function and select Bandwidth limiter in QoS type
        Step4: In bandwidth limiter page, you will have 4 ways to set the target for which device you want to limit.
            Please refer to this FAQ [Wireless Router] How to check for devices connected on ASUS router?  for device IP address and MAC address information.
a. Select client name from target field with pull-down menus
           b. Fill IP address in target field.
          c. Fill IP range in target filed. (Supports 3 format: 192.168.1.2-100 , 192.168.1.* or 192.168.1.0/24)
              Note: 192.168.1.2-100: This format is supported after firmware version 3.0.0.4.382.xxxx
           d. Fill MAC address in target field.

Step5: Fill in max download and upload bandwidth value for client device, and then click [+] button to add rule.
Step6: Click Apply button after rule configuration.
         FAQ
  1. Bandwidth limiter stops working when I turn on IPv6.
Bandwidth limiter does not support IPv6.
   2. QoS Bandwidth Limiter and NAT Acceleration:
Bandwidth Limiter suspends internet speed to the configured figure, while NAT acceleration uses various method to speed up packet transition.
QoS Bandwidth Limiter and NAT Acceleration are functions that cannot work at the same time. You can only choose for one function to work at a time.
For the QoS Bandwidth Limiter to function correctly, the NAT Acceleration function will be turned off.
 How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.


[System] You are a Wi-Fi router support assistant. Use the following community forum threads as your only knowledge source. Internalize each question and answer pair. When asked a new question, respond based solely on these threads and justify your answer by referencing specific insights from the discussion. If the information isn’t covered, reply “Unknown.”

[User]
Q: How to setup AiMesh system (Web GUI)
A:

[Assistant]
[AiMesh] How to setup AiMesh system (Web GUI)?
To provide you more detailed instruction, you can also click ASUS Youtube video link below to know more about How to setup AiMesh system
https://youtu.be/1uFx5ZYehTE
For more information about AiMesh, please go to: https://www.asus.com/Microsite/AiMesh/en/index.html
 Step 1: Before you start to set up ASUS AiMesh, be sure to have the following devices available
 Step 2: Upgrade the firmware of the main router
 Step 3: Reset the AiMesh node to factory default
 Step 4: Setting up AiMesh router
 Step 5: Place the AiMesh router and node at the best location
  Note:
If the router cannot find any AiMesh node nearby or synchronization fails, please follow the steps below and try again.
 Notes for Setting Up AiMesh with WiFi 7 Wireless Routers
   FAQ
1. Why Guest network cannot sync and work in AiMesh node?
 2. Why can’t I set up Guest network/Wireless time schedule under AiMesh node?
 3. Will the AiMesh node (a WiFi 6E router that does not support MLO) have a 6GHz WiFi network after being added to the main AiMesh router that supports WiFi 7 MLO?
 4. Why is it that in my WiFi 7 AiMesh system, only the first node can use MLO Backhaul, while the subsequent WiFi 7 nodes cannot utilize MLO Backhaul?
 5. Why can't I find WPA-Enterprise and WPA2-Enterprise in the WiFi encryption authorization method after setting the AiMesh system?
   How to get the (Utility / Firmware)?
You can download the latest drivers, software, firmware and user manuals in the ASUS Download Center.
If you need more information about the ASUS Download Center, please refer this link.