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Solid gold info for ASUS routers

  • 05-05-2023 2:01pm
    #1
    ASUS RT-AC68U
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1 ✭


    I was here about 6 weeks ago asking for advice on getting which internet provider and using own router for better performance, thread since deleted?? but thanks for advice.

    Any way went with Sky for €30 per month for 500Mb, and truth be told the Sky Hub is OK, but not as good as my old ASUS-RT68U, the advice here and else where was that it was too old for use with SIRO, I would need to get a more modern router so I could replace the Sky Hub........well that was wrong!!

    Setting Vlan to 10 was apparently impossible on an older Router, it was not available, well it is, hidden away and here is how you do it.

    Put the SIRO connector into the Router and sign into Router web page

    On left side click on WAN

    WAN Connection Type PPPoE

    Username anything@skydsl (replace anything with whatever you want)

    Password anything (replace anything with whatever you want)

    MTU 1492 (default)

    --------------------------

    Next is VLAN 10

    Click on Left side LAN

    On the top menu click IPTV

    LAN Port

    Select ISP Profile Manual (bottom of menu)

    Internet VID 10

    That's it, Click APPLY at bottom and let it reboot.

    You can now replace your SKY hub with the ASUS-RT68U for better performance, apparently this will work with many other ASUS routers that are supposedly too old and not able to set VLAN ID.

    Hope this is useful to ASUS router owners, I happy as can be now with Wifi performance , no need to replace the ASUS-RT68U with a expensive new version.



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