Hello everyone! I’m a new user of the ar750s router. It’s an amazing piece of hardware, I really love it. However, I’m having some issues and since I would define myself a basic user, I need some help from you guys.
I updated the device to the latest version 3.104
Let’s go to the problems:
When I connect my galaxy s10 to the router and I turn on the USB tethering, the phone immediately crashes and reboots. I’ve tried with three different S10s, and everyone of them showed the issue.
When I check on “override dns for all clients” and run a scan on the WAN side i see that port 53 is open to the WAN! I’m not an expert as I said, but definitely shouldn’t be like that, am I right? However, this happens only when I choose the override option.
It seems that the 2.4ghz wifi reaches a maximum of 60mbs while the 5ghz reaches higher speeds without problems. Is that normal? 60mbs seems pretty slow.
Thank you all in advance and sorry if I didn’t use the right terminology.
This is totally normal. If you get 60Mbps on 2.4G that is petty good. 2.4G wifi interfere a lot. Ideally you can get up to 80-90Mbps on 2.4G. 60Mbps is good. 40Mbps is normal.
I saw that in the release notes of the last firmware version says that the issues for the galaxy s10 were resolved. I also tried to revert the firmware, but nothing worked.
Today I tried to use the repeater mode but I couldn`t connect to my home 5g wifi, the name was greyed and a small dfs icon appeared on the side.
Thank you for the reply Alzhao.
I have another question, I activated smb2 protocol from ssh as the guide on Gl.iNet website says and file sharing works well with Android. However, Windows does not allow guest access. So, I tried to change the settings again via Putty ssh according to this guide that i found here in the forum :
The problem is that when i try to prompt /etc/samba/smb.conf.template it tells that I don’t have the permissions to access. Actually even if I put only /etc the situation is the same.
is that normal? how can i manage to connect windows without changing lanman settings in Local Security Policy.
Thank you!!