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- Is my landlord spying on the videos i watch through parental controls?
- What is the Fastest and the Safest way to connect my own Router with the ISP provided combo?
- Asus RT-N12+ on Repeater Mode keep disconnecting frequently
- Are there any mesh Wi-Fi extenders that work with any brand router (not just their own brand) and do their mesh Wi-Fi thing?
- Tenda Nova MW6
- What factors should I consider when looking for a router?
- Cat6a vs cat6 networking cables
- Access NAS behind router without disabling NAT
- Need help touting cat 6 and also adding a switch. I’m clueless!
- It's the walls - home network improvement advice
- Looking for an affordable Load Balancing Router + 2 Access Points (or 1 Powerful one)
- Good setup for my condo?
- Suggestions for rack mount equipment?
- Budget Wifi Router Recommendations (~75) - Amazon Has Too Many Options
- How do I access my AP's settings?
| Is my landlord spying on the videos i watch through parental controls? Posted: 28 Feb 2022 01:11 AM PST Hi everyone, I rent a basement apartment with internet included. Sometimes when iam watching a video on youtube or other streaming service the stream will pause in the first 10% of the video. I have to un-pause it every time. It does not occur every video though, seemingly only after i have recently connected to the network. Is it possible my landlord using parental/security features of the mesh router to nab screen shots of the content i watch? Sry idk what mesh system he is using. [link] [comments] | ||
| What is the Fastest and the Safest way to connect my own Router with the ISP provided combo? Posted: 28 Feb 2022 03:26 AM PST Complete Beginner here, almost all ISPs I know force us to use their Modem+Router+Switch+Access Point Combo. So I wanted to know what is the best method to use my own Standalone Router (Cisco, Unifi, etc.) with the ISP-provided one? As I have seen on the internet, people use an ethernet cable attached to one of the LAN ports on the ISP combo and attach that cable to the WAN Port on the Router they want to use. Now, I have heard different terms like- Port Forwarding, Bridge Mode, IP Passthrough, etc, etc, which has confused me. I want to use my own router and I don't want to sacrifice Safety and Performance (ping and internet speed). What to do? What is the process? Thank You, any help will be highly appreciated :) 😄 [link] [comments] | ||
| Asus RT-N12+ on Repeater Mode keep disconnecting frequently Posted: 28 Feb 2022 03:01 AM PST Hi, I am using this router as a repeater, the setup is this:
when it's working, everything is fine, the speed is exactly what it is, the wifi signal is high, etc... However, every now and then, it just completely loses connection and i have to restart the Asus router to make it work, and since it doesn't have a reboot button, i have to plug it of/on. and this is the only log i get: Any advice for better troubleshooting this please ? Thanks [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 28 Feb 2022 02:58 AM PST I wanna use it with an ASUS router or a firewall. ASUS has Aimesh extenders, but I think they do their mesh thing with only an ASUS router, and would not work properly with other brand routers. [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 28 Feb 2022 02:26 AM PST I just got Tenda nova mw6, 3 nodes. Can someone help me how can I make multiple SSID and control the bandwidth of each SSID? [link] [comments] | ||
| What factors should I consider when looking for a router? Posted: 27 Feb 2022 11:27 PM PST New home. Need to buy a new set up. There are so many products on the market, and I'm not up to speed on router technology. What should I be taking into an account? I want quality equipment, and Im willing to pay for quality/reliability, but I don't want to pay for more than I need. (I don't want to buy a Ferrari if I'm never going to drive it fast)
On a basic search, the TP-link AX1800 looks like a decent choice. For the past couple years we have been using a google nest (our roommate's set up). At our level of usage, does the choice of router really even make a big difference? [link] [comments] | ||
| Cat6a vs cat6 networking cables Posted: 28 Feb 2022 04:52 AM PST I am looking to build my own networking cables and was wondering if it's better to get Cat 6a or cat6? Which cable would be the best choice for use with 1gb fiber internet and NAS storage access? NAS will be used for on demand file access and file sharing media like Plex. Do all RJ45 connectors are the same? Or do I need specific RJ45 connectors for 6a? Vs if I use regular RJ45 for cat6. Thanks [link] [comments] | ||
| Access NAS behind router without disabling NAT Posted: 28 Feb 2022 02:52 AM PST
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| Need help touting cat 6 and also adding a switch. I’m clueless! Posted: 28 Feb 2022 02:29 AM PST Okay so my fibre box is in the garage, my pc is in the room next to it which I want direct Ethernet, and my tv in the lounge room I also want direct Ethernet but I also want to use my wifi mesh routers so the wifi is pretty strong around the house. Any idea how I would connect the fibre box to the mesh router, then connect my pc, and also connect my tv direct Ethernet ? [link] [comments] | ||
| It's the walls - home network improvement advice Posted: 28 Feb 2022 01:42 AM PST Hi everyone, New to the forum but have been reading away. Lots of interesting stuff. I would appreciate some advice on tuning my network. I live in a basement flat so the central walls are crazy thick which makes a barrier across the middle of the place m is about 900 sq ft I'm total I'm the main room is where the hub of the network - there is a 350 Mbps fibre coming in. This goes to the broadband supplier modem but wireless and routing is off. I use a to link deco as the main router - this feeds out to a 12 port gigabit Ethernet switch as there is a lot of wired connections nearby (series x,, TV, etc) There is also a cat 5 under the floor to thevmsin bedroom at the back. This connects to another feco m5 in the bedroom which also provides internet for the room next door Leading off from kitchen there is my office and the kitchen. There is one last deco in the kitchen but it is unwired. The office relies on WiFi I feel that this is a wonky setupm it's fairly constant but I only get 300 I'm the main room Any thoughts? Thank you in advance Benedict [link] [comments] | ||
| Looking for an affordable Load Balancing Router + 2 Access Points (or 1 Powerful one) Posted: 28 Feb 2022 01:02 AM PST Dear All, Am looking for a Load Balancing Router for
2 Access Points for:
Used to do Network Administrator, before Business grade got cheap. Now in Sales :) Any cheap but good product range to recommend? Omada looks good but the ER605 only has 16MB + 128MB Ram. But the ER7206 is over kill. Also is 1 EAP610 enough or do I need 2? And last can my gaming PC aka Windows 10 be easily installed with the Omada SDN. I remember Uni-Fi was heck hard to install into Windows 10 (last time). Thanks! [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 27 Feb 2022 11:13 PM PST Hey everyone, I will be moving into a condo I just recently bought soon and will be getting 1 gb internet. There are 8 other units in the complex. I will try to hardwire the gaming PC, TV and whatnot. However, there will be a few things I can't hardwire due to limitations. To get the most out of my set up, what would be a good router or mesh setup to get a good connection throughout the condo. (1500 sqft, 3 beds, 2 bath. 2nd story). I don't want to break the bank, was hoping to stay under $400-$500. Thank you for your time and advice! [link] [comments] | ||
| Suggestions for rack mount equipment? Posted: 27 Feb 2022 11:08 PM PST Can anyone recommend a good rack mount solution for load balancing and failover? Also need suggestions on external wifi... I'm building a setup in my camper van and prefer everything to be 12v if possible or easily convertible to 12v... I've already got my cellular equipment just need to start building the internal network... [link] [comments] | ||
| Budget Wifi Router Recommendations (~75) - Amazon Has Too Many Options Posted: 27 Feb 2022 11:05 PM PST I am looking for recommendations for a budget wifi router, ~$75 or less, to replace my current one. I don't care so much for speed as much as connection reliability. I haven't looked for one in years, and today Amazon seems to be flooded with either really expensive ones, or cheap ones that have high reviews that seem deceiving. I'm also not sure if I should be looking for second-hand routers on eBay, but I try to stay away from that due to not knowing if it will come in the box with issues for a more important piece of hardware I plan to be using for as long as possible. Any recommendations would be appreciated! Should I just go with a random $25-33 4.5 star one on Amazon? Thanks! [link] [comments] | ||
| How do I access my AP's settings? Posted: 27 Feb 2022 10:14 PM PST So I bought this netgear model WAC104 or here is the link https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LFSDZCU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The connection is great, but I am trying to access its settings so I can change the name or at the very least the default password on it, but the directions tell me to go to "aplogin.net" but when I do that while connected to the AP it says it does not recognize that I am connected to netgears ap, but I 100% am. I tried downloading the stupid netgear app off the play store and that doesn't even have an AP option nor can it identify it itself nor is there a qr code on the ap. This shouldn't be that hard. I also try typing in the 192.168.0.100 on the bottom of it and it takes me to my modem routers settings. [link] [comments] |
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