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I got Asus RT-AC68U high speed router. Have it hooked to my MI424WR Rev F router as an WL Access Point. MI424WR was having issues connecting to my WiiU. The Asus has no issues. I want to make the Asus the main router (much faster). I know CAT5 to ONT. Can I get my TV guides to work?
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As long as you give the ActionTec an Internet connection despite your ASUS being the main router (basically, hang the ActionTec off of your ASUS and use it as a switch or an additional Wi-Fi AP), your TV Guide info and Video on Demand will continue working. The only things that won't work are Remote DVR and On-Screen Caller ID.
See this page for more info: http://www.dslreports.com/faq/16077
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I think that your problem is that AC routers only operate at 5ghz but certain devices will only operate at 2.4ghz.
I know that the original Wii's only operated on 2.4ghz as do many phones.
I just bought the ASUS RT-66U N900 router today. This isn't as fast but is dual band and everything works great on it.
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@Smith6612 wrote:As long as you give the ActionTec an Internet connection despite your ASUS being the main router (basically, hang the ActionTec off of your ASUS and use it as a switch or an additional Wi-Fi AP), your TV Guide info and Video on Demand will continue working. The only things that won't work are Remote DVR and On-Screen Caller ID.
See this page for more info: http://www.dslreports.com/faq/16077
My on screen caller id works fine, via the double natt'd vz router - you just need to forward to the VZ router the verizon fios service port tat were created on the VZ router.