Asus DSL-AC68U

[#1]

Hi all,
I have just got the Asus DSL-AC68U and I cannot seem to connect at all.
I have setup the WAN connection as VLAN.
DSL Modulation: ADSL2+
Annex mode: Annex A
It just will not connect. Any ideas?
Thanks

[#2]

Are you on fibre or 'normal' ADSL broadband?
Edit: Should have paid attention to what board you posted in. Try the attached settings. I've blurred my PPP username in the second screengrab, you'll need to enter yours there.

[#3]

Your settings and these settings.... No go

[#4]

Many of your settings are wrong.
Assuming you're plugged straight into the phone line, you need to be using direct VDSL, not DSL or VDSL over WAN. The VLAN ID needs setting to 101 and the profile should be 17a.
Have you tried mimicking my settings exactly, and did you make sure to save them after visiting each page?

[#5]

Attached
Nothing works. I have even tried by-passing the modem. Nothing.
I can't find anywhere else to go direct VLAN

[#6]

On the face of it, that looks OK. Some fields may differ from mine as I'm using a different model.
Does it sync? i.e. does the 'globe' status icon at the top right stay solid green? Are there any clues in the logs?
Others round these parts have exactly the same model router as yours so might be worth checking out some older threads.

[#7]

Quote from: ceewild

I have even tried by-passing the modem. Nothing.

Not 100% sure what you mean here, but if you're talking about the Openreach modem, you don't need it. The DSL cable should go from your phone socket direct into the appropriate port in the back of the ASUS.

[#8]

No sync at all. Just constant green flash then off. Then green flash.
In the log it drops on modem connection. It dials and then just says hangs up.

[#9]

Quote from: Bob

Quote from: ceewild I have even tried by-passing the modem. Nothing. Not 100% sure what you mean here, but if you're talking about the Openreach modem, you don't need it. The DSL cable should go from your phone socket direct into the appropriate port in the back of the ASUS.

Done that to start. It can be run in dual mode and it by-passes modem.

[#10]

Are you able to select VDSL as the modulation instead of 'Auto Sync Up'?

Quote from: ceewild

In the log it drops on modem connection. It dials and then just says hangs up.

The concept of dialling/hanging up seems a bit odd. Are you able to copy/paste some of the router log entries? If the log entries are in the same place as mine then they'll be under System Log - General Log.
I can see we gave you instructions on how to establish a PPP connection from the PC to the modem recently and I want to be sure that's not being confused with the problems you're having with the Asus.
If it's of any help, your recent successful connections to us, look like this:

Session Started | Session Ended | Session Duration
23:00 04/Jan/2016	N/A	                  16:29:47 (on going)
21:24 04/Jan/2016	22:37 04/Jan/2016	  1:12:3
21:14 04/Jan/2016	21:20 04/Jan/2016	  0:6:21
20:46 04/Jan/2016	21:10 04/Jan/2016	  0:24:1
19:50 04/Jan/2016	20:10 04/Jan/2016	  0:19:13
22:24 02/Jan/2016	18:49 04/Jan/2016	 One Day, 20:24:55 

[#11]

update to the latest firmware, then do an 8 second reset(while powered on hold reset button on back of modem for 8 seconds and release wait to fully load back up)  if connecting using the asus as a modem it should be able to automatically detect your settings when following the quick internet setup, if it fails to find your settings than manually input them, leaving the administration pages at default. 

[#12]

These are the settings needed (obv will need to enter your username n pass)

DNS Servers not being auto is optional

[#13]

Didn't work
Constant error:
Aug  1 00:10:51 pppd[965]: Timeout waiting for PADO packets
Aug  1 00:10:52 hour monitor: daemon is starting
Aug  1 00:10:52 hour monitor: ntp is not syn
Aug  1 00:11:22 hour monitor: daemon is starting
Aug  1 00:11:22 hour monitor: ntp is not syn

[#14]

This is what mine is set at , with no problem 

[#15]

@rongtw - well either would work... just a starting point. I notice you have g.inp disabled though? You'll probably get a speed boost enabling it.
@ceewild - try rebooting router.. if not check you're wired up correctly