What router is /g/ using in 2016?
>>54544671
Linksys wrt-1200AC. Cost me $120 brand new and performs great. Had to reset it after a power outage making the 5ghz band not respond, but overall zero complaints.
>>54544671
that one
RT-N66U
Works well on FTTH
891w because I'm not a pleb
is beamforming a meme?
EdgeRouter
bought a TD-W8970 and realized i need a cable router
bought a TL-WR940N and it arrived today
IT'S NOT FUCKING GIGABIIIIIIIIIIIT
I'm sick of returning things ._.
>>54544671
MikroTik hAP ac
>>54545141
>he uses cisco's backdoor certified hardware
Everyone point and laugh!
APU1D
>>54546584
explain
Netgear R7000 with Tomato
It's magnificent.
Netgear R6300
>>54544671
That one with dd-wrt. Its god-tier compared to my old wireless-N tp-link I got for $20. Did the job just fine, but just needed extra range and dual band
>>54545183
I've been looking at the edgerouter x sfp, is it any good?
WR-841N with manufacturer firmware, running smooth for 2 years already.
>>54547412
CISCO runs proprietary firmware and software on their devices, which allows complete backdoor access to your network.
Logs are sent to CISCO without user input.
CISCO can remotely shut down your network hardware if they don't agree with what you're doing.
Whatever my jew-owned ISP forces on me.
>>54547518
Have they ever done any of that?
wrt54/g/ with dd-wrt
>>54548151
Assuming your service doesn't go beyond 40-45Mbps (OC pending) and 802.11G is fine, WRT's work great to this day, I buy them up at thrift stores, throw heatsinks on them, put DD-WRT on them, and sell them for quadruple what I paid for to people who need something better than the AIO shit ISP's give you
>>54547553
not him but, the point is they CAN.
MicroTik ia no better. Closed source, and if you decide you want to try some 3rd party fw and then revert to stock, you have to pay them to do so. must pay for updates as well.
fuck that noise
OpenWrt master race.
>>54547508
It works well for my basic home lab setup. Most of the config used to be command line only, but the web interface has gotten a lot better over the past couple years.
>>54544671
Trust Asus RT-N66U running Tomato Shibby. Very happy with it and it does the job well. Might switch over to DD-WRT at some point to test the waters there as well, but as for now Tomato runs smooth as hell on it.
>>54544671
The one provided by my ISP.
I am using this router called Cat6
what router brands are to be avoided?
>>54549207
Links ys and asus
Dlink DIR-655
Why upgrade if I don't need to?
>>54549207
falafel.
>>54548151
Same :^)
>>54544671
The same I was using in 2008
>>54544671
WR1043ND
>>54549836
Forgot pic
>>54545220
>bought a TL-WR940N and it arrived today
>IT'S NOT FUCKING GIGABIIIIIIIIIIIT
This is why you read the specifications first you moron.
>>54544671
>>54545049
Me too.
Seems like a good thread for my question
What's the point of external firewalls devices cisco asa? What do they do that regular can't?
Is this any good?
>>54549986
>What's the point of external firewalls devices cisco asa? What do they do that regular can't?
What do they do that regular routers* can't?
>>54547518
False. Yes, Cisco's IOS is closed source, but it does not have any known phone home functions or software backdoors. There are rumours floating around that Cisco devices are often intercepted by the NSA in transit and hardware-based backdoors are put in place, but that could happen with any platform, open or not.
>>54544671
That one
Actually just got it last week for my first 5GHz router and it has been working great, except for the 2.4GHz band I don't know what's up with it, slows down to a dog worse than my previous $20 TP-Link router. Oh well though, I don't have any devices that don't already support 5GHz and if not they're connected via RJ45, so I might as well just disable 2.4GHz
>>54544671
jokes on you op, I'm still waiting for the Turris Project meme
Literally just got this one delivered today. It's got all the standard features, but I chose this one for the USB3 port so I could hook a hard drive into it.
>>54550597
USB Port master race
mikrotik ccr1009-8g-1s-1s+
how botnet is the Cisco SB SG200-08?
Whats with all these little girly devices?
I used to use an old Cisco 1042N but decided to get something new when I got a new place and a stand alone modem.
This thing works pretty well but I wish I had more control over what SSIDs were on what radios and all. Band select would also be nice since it tossed my desktop on 2.4 for no apparent reason.
Who /tplink/ only here?
WDR3600
>>54548780
got one, left it stock.
it's the first wireless router i've ever owned that 'just works'.
My PC is connected directly to the modem.
>>54550840
TP-link a shit
They plan to lock down their hardware, and they have shit UIs on stock firmware.
Still using this supermicro until my Omnia comes.
>>54550715
Is it even real?Or is it some ''meme'' photoshoped image
Does anyone here run their own router? How is it?
>>54551380
Openwrt on x86
Better then pfsense
>>54551374
It's real, the model is in the damn title.
It's got dual 5ghz radios, so 3 bands total. It's generally meant for small office use to reduce interference. Most of my shit is wired anyways so its sort of pointless, but more 5ghz is always better.
>>54544671
c5 v2
>>54551328
That's really cute Anon.
>>54544671
This one!
what router should i buy to be able to boost broadcast power?
Just bought a TP-Link C9 1900. How did I do?
Any routers than can do this "beam" thing besides Airport Extreme?
this actually looks pretty fucking sweet desu, just a little too expensive
My neighbors Linksys WRT-whatever. It works great. Also i locked them out of it. Which is probably why it works great.
>>54551380
It's the best router. I've one running on an alix board
>>54551967
If you believe only airports can do that you are retarded and drinking too much fucking koolaid. Almost any decent accesspoint/router is going to do this. I'm not sure who did it first but I can garuntee it wasn't apple. Cisco AP's have had client link for ages.
>>54552047
ok, thanks for the info.
>>54551967
Every MIMO AC router uses beamforming, it's part of the standard, and
not nearly the miracle technology that Apple marketing makes it out to be.
At best you will improve signal by 1 bar in certain areas of the coverage, while reducing it significantly in others.
You can always achieve the same effect by aiming the antennas better, or moving the router.
>>54551760
bump
Anything else = shit taste
>>54547375
with pfsense or ipfire?
>>54544671
This one, with OpenWRT.
Zero problems, zero complaints. Best decision I've ever made.
>>54551760
routers designed for non-US use
I use the Xiaomi Mini Wifi 3, which is an AC router with non-FCC-compliant "block" transmit power option. You can google reviews, most people report it working in the parking lots below their apartment buildings and so on.
Mine works out to the BACK yard of my neighbor across the street.
>>54551374
VERY MEME
WOULD BUY
>>54551380
IPfire
Runs great
used for home network
2x Gigabit ethernet + only 2.4 GHz Wireless
>>54551328
Is that a 4-Port PCIe NIC?
What is that Molex socket on the mainboard for?
It's not to power a HDD, is it? (wouldn't it be the other way roud then (female instead of male)???)
>>54552327
and if I live in EU region? Wat do?
>>54552397
Kys
>>54552327
In the past here in Germany the "Post" or today the "Bundesnetzagentur" (german equivalent of the FCC) would drive arroud with one of these (pic.) and measure for any illegal transmissions (like: to powerful, or on reserved frequencies).
They only did this if someone called them.
> Grandmas TV signal is disorted
> It always happens when her neighbour hippie would use his micorwave oven
> "Funkmesswagen" comes and measures
> Hippie has to remove the microwave
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funkmesswagen
>>54548780
Why tomato and not something like Merlin?
>>54552479
>>54552397
Oh goddamn it I forgot the pic!
HERE
>>54545244
how do you like it? thinking about upgrading from a midrange asus router
Have an Asus RT-N53. would it be worth it to upgrade to Tomato?
>>54552494
dang this is a beautiful machine
trust germany to be all over this shit
that said, nothing like this exists in the US, you won't get in trouble unless you're adjacent an airport, hospital, or military base
>>54544671
WRT310N running Tomato as my router (wifi disabled), DIR-850L as my WiFi AP (it also has a 3TB HDD hooked up for backups.
>>54552791
Yes. You can't just transmit stuff all over the place. Well technically, you can, but if there's noone you're "harming" with your transmisdions, nobody will complain.
>>54552494
a netgear wndr3800 running gargoyle (based on openwrt, but has better QoS configuration imo)
>>54553007
Didn't mean to quote(tm)
previously on ADSL, billion 7800 nxl
now i'm on fibre (NBN) - asus rt ac87u
>>54552262
I have the poe edge router and their small WAP.
I like it. Poe for my house reduces cables.
Bought it 3 years ago and it's still running like a clock, I'll upgrade when it breaks.
None of my devices even support 5ghz anyway so i have no use for AC.
I may eventually ditch wifi altogether and make a cat 5 wired network in my house.
>>54553300
>cat 5 wired network
Cat6 or bust.
>>54553823
>>cat 5 wired network
>Cat6 or bust.
Cat6a or bust.
>>54553908
>>54553908
>>>54553823
>>>cat 5 wired network
>>Cat6 or bust.
>Cat6a or bust.
Cat7 or bust.
>>54553908
>Cat6a or bust.
Cat7 or bust
Ubiquiti UniFi AC.
Accept no substitutes.
![dgn2200v3_tcm180-53037[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/sKdNOeJ.jpg "dgn2200v3_tcm180-53037[1].jpg")
Netgear DGN2200v3
I wonder if it's the case to change it. It works perfectly for me but the latency in games gets high when there are too many devices PCs/phones connected but I guess that's just my connection (20Mb plan).
I also use it in debug mode so i can run the command to change the SNR and get more bandwidth
>>54544671
pfsense on an old dell with a ubiquiti wireless access point.
this thing paired with the shitty dsl router from my ISP
>tfw only the shitty one has gigabit
>>54553823
I have heard if i go wired i might also need a POE injector too.
>>54553928
my nigga
>>54553929
down low too slow
TP-LINK AC1900. While I am not the biggest fan of its GUI, it has actually held up pretty well and replaced a dying Netgear 802.11N router I had for a few years.
I just wish Charter wasn't so shit and we had better ISP's in town.
>>54551311
>They plan to lock down their hardware
Got a source for that?
>and they have shit UIs on stock firmware.
>muh ui
>>54552262
>buying the overpriced prosumer crap
>>54552382
It's a 2-port
Molex is for disks, but it also has a little connector for that tiny SSD.
>>54554121
https://yro.slashdot.org/story/16/02/18/1423216/tp-link-begins-lockdown-of-firmware-in-response-to-fcc
>>54554158
>https://yro.slashdot.org/story/16/02/18/1423216/tp-link-begins-lockdown-of-firmware-in-response-to-fcc
>its only in USA
Phew, glad I don't need to care.
>>54554121
>>They plan to lock down their hardware
>Got a source for that?
it's actually occurring with most vendors due to the new FCC rule on firmware modification. TP-link is just the first to go public with plans for it.
>>54554183
Except it will only affect USA models.
>bbut it;'ll affect all models not just US! why would anyone make a separate model just for us
To comply with your FCC bullshit - under your new rules, the firmware CANNOT violate FCCs wifi regulations. USA has a fairly unique channel set, so to comply TP-link will already have to provide separate firmware for USA to prevent you from setting your region to say Japan for instance and using ch14 which isn't allowed by the FCC.
>Moreoever TP-link isn't even encrypting this, they've appeared to have done bare minimum required, they just check the header of the new image, if it's not savvy it won't update - fooling that childsplay and apparently designed to be.
Another day I'm glad I don't live in the United State of Cuck.
Can't even remember why we 'upgraded' to it.
>>54554280
Does the FCC actually enforce this shit? I've been using Superchannel on my C5 and other Atheros stuff for at least a decade now, and nothing has happened to me ever
>>54549207
D-Link because all the new ones are closed-source chips
>>54554280
>fooling that childsplay and apparently designed to be
It almost sounds like TP knows that it's bullshit too, and are making it trivial so they can go "we don't condone modifying our headers to bypass security at all!"
>>54554556
All brands have closed-source chips in their lineup, do your research and avoid ARM-based Broadcom like the plague
Are there any good routers with bandwidth control per port/wireless lan?
Something $150 or better, preferably $80ish?
>>54554696
Eh, I meant per device here really... to include wireless devices or all wireless devices.
>>54554046
Only if you want to have devices on the network that will take PoE, and most of them can come with adapters to inject it.
I wouldn't suggest going for Cat5 just because you might want PoE. It doesn't make sense.
>>54551967
Asus RT-AC5300 can. i hve one theyre amazing
>>54550651
>connecting storage device directly on your internet facing router
You're a funny boy, I keel you last.
>>54549918
brutal
>>54552262
>ubiquiti
I remember buying their access point only to find out they used proprietary PoE, and to top it off you need windows to connect to their web console. Two words - fuck that!
>>54554696
>Are there any good routers with bandwidth control per port/wireless lan?
per-client there is WISH and QOS for wireless, and similar tech for wired (less common), typically under the header of "bandwidth management."
I'm going to stop shilling my $30 xiaomi mini router soon, promise, but it has this functionality.
>>54544671
It just werks.
>>54548151
Used to have one of these, but I upgraded to a WNR3500L with USB port. Gonna add some antennas so I don't have to boost the transmit power.
>Asus RT-66U
>Gigabit port
>$150 router
>32 MB Flash
>256 MB RAM
Looks too expensive if you don't need Gigabit port, you may as well buy Raspberry Pi 3 with that money.
If you need extra range, just buy a decent external wifi antenna.
But if money isn't an issue, I think it's a great router out of the box with ASUSwrt.
TP Link router is the worst.
>4 fucking MB flash
>2016
You can only get 8 MB model on 1043 ND.
On most model, you're limited to 4 MB flash memory.
It's enough if you only use stock firmware but who knows, maybe you want to use custom firmware one day ?
Goddammit, do they mass order 1 million 4 MB flash memory ?
>>54554718
Any router that's flashable with DD-WRT (Trunk) or OpenWRT.
Gargoyle has built in quota management, so you can limit per device to say, 30 GB / month and throttle the traffic afterwards for that device if that's what you're looking for.
>>54554848
Honestly, Xiaomi mini specs looks nice.
For $30, it has 802 11ac+bgn, 16 MB flash, 128 MB RAM, USB port and they're flashable with openwrt.
I never use Xiaomi mini, how's the wifi range ?
Does your router get hot after a while ?
archer c7 with openwrt. Unfortunately it semi broke during an update, so the 5ghz isn't working. I need to open it and fix it using the serial port, but I'm way too lazy.
if you only use it to browse the internet and download the usual music and movies without having a server / ftp / dlna crap, does it make sense to even get anything beyond the router that came with your ISP? Excluding the benefit of security of course.
>>54554553
Someone generally has to complain to the FCC before they go investigate.
>>54555631
for me QoS is a big factor, i like being able to leave torrents running all the time without them slowing other things down
>>54555631
ISP issued routers usually have shit throughput, it might be a problem if you transfer stuff within your network, and it could be a problem if your internet connection is fast enough
RT-N16 with shibby.
asus rt n66u , stock firmware, because, it works okey dokey.
WRT54GL running Shibby Tomato
I actually had one of those fancy new Asus things and ran AsusWrt-Merlin on it, however the power button died just out of warranty. Looking on forums, it's a common problem.
So, back to trusty old WRT54GL.
> tfw no better router has been released in ELEVEN FUCKING YEARS
I use the router I need for Verizon FiOS (quantum gateway g1100).
However I run ethernet to my desk and use a TEG-S50G switch for my Thinkpad, Desktop, and PS4.
>people actually using a WRT54G that was already obsolete 5 years ago
It might be ok if you're stuck on dial-up
>>54552333
You do understand that every antenna is not to improve signal strength, but serves as a channel for increased bandwidth right?
The theoretical speeds of each antenna is 150 mbps, which could possibly increase with the next protocols of 802.11. so 5 antennas = 1.2 Gbps of theoretical down and up.
>>54550209
Weren't they knowingly using broken elliptic curve encryption, any device not updated from then is easily penetrable
>>54551380
Just built mine. Search Newegg and eBay for embedded motherboards. Mine has some Intel quad-core and is totally fanless. Board was like $60, you can probably do even better than that if you search harder/don't need that much overkill.
TP-Link TL-WR2543ND
Running OpenWRT
>current year
>not using AC1900 or better
>>54544671
Netgear R7000
it just werks
>>54545013
>2016
>2x2:2 MIMO
>>54554079
[meme intensifies]
>>54557924
but I'm using
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5316589539
Is there anything better than this for travel? Hopefully with 2+ gigabit ethernet ports, compact and usb powered.
>>54558876
GL-AR150 maybe
In Germany we use a router called Fritzbox.
It really is not a joke.
>>54559023
And my fritzbox i ls a piece of crap desu, so i hooked up my old gembird up to it
>>54558597
2017-1
Not wanting a router with 512 megs of ram.
>>54558876
why would you need one for travel?
>>54552479
i doubt there would be anynone bothering with my boosted wifi since there are already many in my building and across the street and my wifi is the only one in its channel
>>54559159
I'm paranoid about connecting to hotel wifis.
wndr 4300 with openwrt
>>54554868
doesn't work with openwrt
totally stupid and useless screen
button lights only turn off if you turn off the display permanently
Does anyone here have tried openwrt with extroot ?
Is it useful ?
After exroot, how do you upgrade the firmware from stable (Chaos Calmer) to next future stable version (Designated Driver) ?
The only reason I haven't tried exroot is this :
https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/extroot#recommended_by_extroot_maintainer
"I recommend that you DO NOT try to do upgrades using opkg upgrade. You will likely end up with an inconsistent state and bricked router that way"
>Linksys with custom FOSS firmware
>low-end Mikrotik or Ubiquiti
Which one is it /g/?
>>54556970
No that was Juniper
basement, as primary router: Asus AC66U
ground floor, as access point: TP-Link Archer C9
2nd floor, as access point: TP-Link Archer C8
vacation home, as primary router: Netgear WNR3500L with wifi disabled
Vacation home, second floor, as access point: TP-Link Archer AC3200
>>54561512
Are the archer series reliable?
>>54561818
As access points? Yes. As routers (that handle traffic primarily)? I only tested them briefly, they seem okay.
I know the options for DDNS, logging, etc. are limited compared to other routers. If you use routers like 90% of people do, then they seem fairly good. But I couldn't use a TP-Link as my primary myself because I like some advanced options.
The price was right on the TP-Link routers (they were free; no, I didn't steal them).
I need a router for my small office. We only have a 100meg connection, but will be getting gigabit later in the year.
>>54544671
That one
>>54547508
I have an edgerouter lite. Combine that with the Unifi AP and you have the ultimate Chromecast setup since can configure the router to route via DNS/VPN depending on destination (avoid Netflix blocks, avoid BBC UK bullshit geoip block).
My ISP is cucking me and wont let me enable bridge mode on the shitty ISP provided modem/router i have.
What do?
Guys, i need a router with some STRONG 2.4gz output, as most of my house is brick walls. what would you recommend?
>>54550651
Most router usb ports actually perform no better than usb 2 speeds despite having 3.0 ports.
Hard drives and connected usb devices routinely disconnect without warning
Your router is going to drop your wifi devices as well
>>54562099
Just get a repeater senpai. I got one of those wall socket ones and it works fucking great.
>>54544671
>>54545049
>>54549982
same here, it struggles sometimes with openwrt but i'm load balancing between two connections lol
Netgear wndr3700v2, bought in 2010.
Apparently they're up to v5 now, sounds like crap hardware. I got lucky and all antennae and stuff still work (they're known for the 5ghz dying).
I followed a guide somewhere to roll the firmware back to one version prior to the latest they had in 2012, which fixed the issue of wifi devices disconnecting.
Now it has around 7 months of uptime and I've had no issues.
Would like to request help building a pfsense ubiquity setup with a microtik but first I gotta see if there's any idiots guides to easily setting up something like it first, before asking /g/
>>54562081
What is 'bridge mode'? And why don't you just attach a layer 3 switch to the ISP router?
>>54562099
Run a wire and use an access point.
>>54562595
>What is 'bridge mode'?
What is "google"?
Bridge mode is the configuration that disables the NAT feature on the modem and allows a router to function as a DHCP server without an IP Address conflict.
The modem has to be bridged before connecting to a router since applications like VPN, P2P, and remote management require a public IP Address on the router WAN port for a successful connection.
Shitty old Linksys E1200 v2.0 running Tomato.
>>54545170
Beamforming barely does anything.
Marketing people are idiots. You'll see stupid claims of 10 dB increase in signal.
The absolute max increase in signal strength from beam forming is 3 dB, because perfect constructive interference between two waves is double amplitude (i.e. power) and double power is 3 dB gain.
Double power may seem like a lot but it's not. Just like a 3 dB increase in sound isn't a lot, your wifi card isn't going to suddenly go from shit connection to amazing connection with that extra 3 dB.
>>54562630
>applications like VPN, P2P, and remote management require a public IP Address on the router WAN port for a successful connection.
This is news to me. Somehow port-forwarding isn't an option here?
>>54551380
God-tier router
My entire setup costs $150 and is better than any $300 router with 500 antennas. I got a $50 Ubiquiti WAP that covers my entire home.
>>54562689
I just realized this guy is behind double NAT.
My Layer 3 switch idea doesn't sound that dumb anymore, even a dumb switch would work - just set the 1st router as an IP helper et voila you're good to go.
>>54544671
pfsense on a vm on a dedicated quad port nic on a precision t7500 hypervisor
Dedicated PFsense box.
Everything else is bonkers.
>>54554045
I'm running on WR740N. I got it for free. Oh god I cant describe how bad that thing is.
Is there any decent cheap router out there?
>>54549918
I bet Joel is actually a great guy.
>>54544671
the one that came free with my internet
>>54563051
>free
>>54552514
Best thing you can get this side of Ruckus, IMO. Signal is great and the interface is super powerful.
>>54563069
Yeah, free, even if you byo device the service still costs the same.
>>54563088
>f
>r
>e
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>>54563096
>people don't understand the concept of free
It's free, at no cost to you. You're paying for the service. It costs the same whether you take the 'free' router or not thus: Free.
>>54563118
>he thinks there is such thing as free
I'm trying to put OpenWRT in a Netgear CG3100D.
The hardware supported says is not supported, but if you search the model on the web, it says "no USB" and mine have.
Someone can give me a tip to continue from here? I don't know how to search the version.
>>54563139
Go back to bed Friedman, you aren't relevant anymore.
>>54562649
This should be a sticky in every router forum
>>54563221
Sorry, it's not supported by openwrt
Netgear CG3100D v3
Currently not suppported.
https://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/netgear/cg3100dv3
https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/10085
>Someone can give me a tip to continue from here? I don't know how to search the version.
https://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/netgear/start
You need to buy a new router, if you want OpenWRT, or wait until someone adds the support, I guess.
>>54563455
ddwrt
>>54563455
Yeah, I was agree with that, when I saw the specs there are not accuraccy with my model.
My model actually have an USB and that page says it doesn't. Should I stick with the "no" or should I try to search my version?
>>54563512
https://crowdsupport.telstra.com.au/t5/Modems-Hardware/can-you-access-the-USB-ports-on-Netgear-CG3100D-2-remotely-via/td-p/356459
https://crowdsupport.telstra.com.au/t5/Modems-Hardware/Netgear-CG3100D-Modem-use-as-printer-server-usb/td-p/269353
>CG3100D-2 with USB port
I think they're talking about CG3100D-2 model, it's still not supported by OpenWrt.
>>54563675
>>CG3100D-2 with USB port
>I think they're talking about CG3100D-2 model, it's still not supported by OpenWrt
That's why I was trying to know. Very thanks anon, I will try another router. Thanks once more. I researched DD-WRT and it is not supported too. Damn netgear.
>>54554380
Obviously you needed a more aerodynamic router.
>>54544671
my neighbors
>>54561854
It sounds like you're running them stock, I have a C5 with DD-WRT, and it's probably the nicest and most feature-packed router I've ever used
The downside is that throwing DD-WRT on them makes them run hotter than stock, and they ship with nonexistent cooling, so you generally have to cannibalize an old heatsink for the CPU, RAM, and radios, but it ensures drops and slowdown never happen ever
I'm using an old thinkstation with a pci adsl card with ClearOS
>current year
>running anything but openWRT
>>54548747
Nobody without a tinfoil hat on cares, you nerds.
>>54563245
>I don't know economics: The Post
Off yourself.
>>54566662
It's funny, libertarians love to boast about knowing economics, but whenever I'm debating them, the minute I start talking about higher economical concepts like elasticity or monopsonistics, they all bail out.
>>54544671
Netgear WNR3500Lv2
>>54544671
What's the best router for libreCMC?
>>54554079
CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE
What's the reason for avoiding linksys? No longer what they used to be?
>>54563086
awesome. This asus has not given me any problems, but the signal distance is kinda crap.
>>54544671
i'm using my own clearos based router
>>54544671
ASUS RT-N16
Is this still good? Works well enough for me. I had to replace a capacitor about 6 month ago.
>>54544671
Asus DSL-N17U as a modem and then a Sky Hub sr101 as the router.
>>54562589
I still have mine running v2. Put ddwrt on it and use it as a bridge. Works great!
>2016 using a router
>>54545244
this guy gets it
pretty much enterprise-grade features like w/ Cisco devices but on any router starting from 40$, add that with pfSense as IDS and you've got a robust solution
>>54550676
my nig, I'm thinking about getting the CCR1072
>>54551380
godtier pfsense
>>54553929
>not using MMF
OPNsense > pfSense
>>54556902
150Mbps is for 802.11n 433Mbps is for 802.11ac
Dir-615, still works
>>54570065
>using a shitty fork
>>54554079
I'd buy it.
>>54570206
>he's still using OpenSSL
Enjoy your buffer overflows.
>>54570408
>implying I use the built-in OVPN package
Post a link to amplifiers and antennas
>>54547375
How much are those?
>>54553928
>cat5-7 = shit tier
cat8 or bust
T-mobile Cellspot 1900 which is basically a rebranded Asus RT-AC68U. It's pretty good if a bit overkill for my needs.
I am using the TP-Link Archer C9. I wrote a review while I was looking for the $100 or less router about 3 weeks ago. For the needs of the house, it has done a great job. I'm glad I snagged it on that deal when I did. So far it has been worth the $110.
