ASUS RT-AC51U Router Custom Firmware 3.4.3.8.087 Nano Nightly Download

Posted at April 28, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	ASUS RT-AC51U Router Custom Firmware 3.4.3.8.087 Nano Nightly
Category	Router Switch Access Point
Manufacturer	ASUS
File Size	4.4 MB
Supported OS	OS Independent

ASUS RT-AC51U Router Custom Firmware 3.4.3.8.087 Nano Nightly Description

This package includes a customized firmware developed by Padavan and which is targeted at some of ASUS’ routers. The present build brings new improvements, functions, bug fixes, and configurations, and can also boost the overall performance of the device.

ATTENTION:

1) After the first upgrade from official firmware, all settings will be erased. Do not load settings (CFG file) from official firmware!!!
2) After upgrade from any official ASUS firmware, WAN MAC address for RT-N14U is dynamically changed (not permanent) in last octet. Please check MAC binding from your ISP.
3) If your current custom firmware version is N56U 1.1.2.2-006 or lower, it is absolutely necessary to save your settings to a .CFG file using WebGUI BEFORE upgrading to a newer version. After the upgrade, restore your settings from the saved .CFG file in a usual way.

WARNING: Features NO LONGER AVAILABLE:

- WPS/WSC (completely disabled due to the serious security hole).
- ASUS Download Master is no longer supported. It was replaced by Transmission.

Changes:

- Initial release (please report any issues).
- Added support 11ac mode for Ralink/MTK platform.
- Updated Ralink kernel arch code from to SDK 4.2.1.0.
- Updated NCM, MBIM and usbnet code up to kernel 3.17.
- Updated L2TP kernel driver code, optimisations.
- Updated OpenSSL to v1.0.1j, disable SSLv3 code.
- Updated OpenVPN to 2.3.4.
- Updated pppd to 2.4.7.
- Updated radvd to 1.15.
- Updated dnsmasq to v2.72+.
- Updated miniupnpd to 1.8.20141022.
- Updated dropbear SSH to 2013.65.
- Updated INADYN to v1.99.12, added support SSL mode and new DDNS services.
- Updated usb-modeswitch to 2.2.0, updated usb-modeswitch-data up to 2014-05-29.
- Updated transmission to 2.84+.
- Updated miniDLNA to 1.1.4.
- Updated xUPnPd to rev399.
- Updated exFAT code to 1.2.9.
- Updated timezones for Russia.
- Added 'Detect Internet' feature.
- Added 64 bit stats for ppp and usbnet interfaces.
- Added PHY link force modes w/o autonegotiation to ethernet switch control.
- Added force IGMP version control.
- Added NAT mode to VPN server.
- Added pure routed mode w/o NAT to static VPN client.
- Added user up/down script to OpenVPN client.
- Added route all traffic through static VPN client.
- Added access restriction control for VPN server clients.
- Added DHCP server in AP mode (for static LAN IP only).
- Added domain field in AP mode.
- Added WebUI intranet status page in AP mode.
- Added WebUI session traffic for Modem/PPTP/L2TP, show DHCP lease expires time.
- Added port control for remote syslog server.
- Added root share mode for SMB server.
- Added support WINS server feature.
- Added control LLTD and ASUS discovery services from WebUI.
- Added hub-ctrl utility for control USB ports power/clock.
- Added busybox applets microcom, adduser, addgroup.
- Improved HW_NAT offload for WiFi interfaces.
- Improved networkmap LAN scanner.
- Improved contol for QMI-based USB modems.
- Improved iptables firewall rules.
- Improved WPS/Reset buttons sensitivity, expand front LED's tweak modes.
- Increased up to 64 clients for APSoC WiFi driver.
- Fixed forwarding a few LAN packets w/o NAT to WAN during router startup.
- Fixed missing TCPMSS target for VPN client and server on WAN IPoE connection.
- Fixed broken DNS servers after manual stop OpenVPN client.
- Fixed broken apostrophe and slash chars for pppd username/password.
- Fixed broken OpenSSH DH moduli.
- Fixed background syslog fetching from WebUI float panel.

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

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