Wi-Fi and network troubleshooting

How do I access my devices remotely from the Internet? (DDNS / WAN access)

The ROUTERBE3600 does not have a built-in DDNS feature or remote access to the Web UI from the Internet. The interface can only be accessed from the local network (http://192.168.188.1).

The ROUTERBE3600 does not offer remote access to the web UI from the Internet. The router can only be managed from a device connected to the local network (Wi-Fi or Ethernet).

How do I use the router as a Wi-Fi Repeater?

• Go to Network > Uplink Configuration and select Repeater.
• Choose AE_WAN as the uplink interface and click Save & Apply.
• The router connects to the source Wi-Fi network and retransmits the signal.

Tips: In Repeater mode, managing the Web UI may require reconnecting using a static IP. A restart may be required after switching modes.

My Wi-Fi is slow / Devices stay on 2.4 GHz / How do I enable MLO?

• Enable MLO: WLAN > Advanced > MLO > MLO SSID Enable. Wi-Fi 7 devices will simultaneously use both bands for maximum speed. Requires Band Steering to also be enabled.
• Enable Band Steering: WLAN > Advanced > Band Steering. The router redirects capable devices to 5 GHz automatically. Adjust the RSSI2G threshold (default: −45 dBm) downwards to migrate devices more aggressively.
• For the 5 GHz band, set Bandwidth to 160 MHz and enable DFS Channel in WLAN > WLAN 5G > Basic Settings.

Warning: MLO requires a Wi-Fi 7 (IEEE 802.11be) compatible client device. Wi-Fi 5 and Wi-Fi 6 devices connect normally but without MLO.

My Wi-Fi network does not appear in the device list

• In the Web UI, go to WLAN > WLAN 2.4G > Basic Settings and check that 2.4G Radio Enable is checked and Hide SSID is unchecked.
• Repeat the check under WLAN > WLAN 5G > Basic Settings for the 5 GHz band.
• If settings are correct, restart the router via System Tools > Reboot > Perform Reboot.

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