RT-AX86U

The way to maximize speed or maximize the Internet connection would be to use the GT-BE98 with the 10Gbs WAN connection going to the 5gbs Modem (assuming the 10Gbs port will negotiate downward to 5Gbs). You'd then connect the RT-AX86 to one of the 2.5Gbs LAN ports. If you want a device to actually u

Thanks for the tip OP. I got the 2Gbps plan and I am still waiting for my new router to arrive that will handle it, a Ubiquiti Cloud Gateway Max. For now I am stuck with my Asus RT-AX86U that only supports 1Gbps and it wasn't even getting that with QoS enabled.

Router is an Asus AX86U Pro. My home network is solid…I configured it myself and I know what I’m doing 🙂 The Roku is connected to the 5GHz band only. I’ve isolated 5 and 2.4 on their own separate networks. My 2.4 band is reserved only for my IoT devices that don’t have 5GHz radios. The Roku says “ex

!!! UPDATE !!!: If you have an ASUS RT-AX86U Pro router (or something similar), as of July/August 2025 they have pushed out a firmware update that includes a bunch of new features and security settings. One of those settings is WAN > Prevent client auto DoH. Set that to No!!! This is what was causin

Turns out the problem was a firmware update. My ASUS router has auto-update enabled, and on 9/1 a new firmware (3.0.0.4.388_24386) rolled out that broke MyQ connectivity. I fixed it by manually downgrading to the previous version (3.0.0.4.388_24339) and rebooting the router. After that, MyQ connected

Same here, I have an ASUS RT-AX86U with a 2.5Gbps WAN port but the speed test on the router itself still shows around 900Mbps which is the same as before I upgraded, I checked on various forums and the RT-AX86U can internal support and test 2Gbps speeds. ONT has a 2.5Gbps port and has been confirmed