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  1. escape75

    Wireless Router with L2TP Server?

    Just wondering if there's a good wireless router with L2TP server built in? I know Asus has OpenVPN and PPTP, but no L2TP and as far as I know L2TP is not any less secure than let's say OpenVPN, and of course PPTP should be avoided ... Right now I'm using and RT-AC1900P which has pretty good...
  2. escape75

    Best wireless router with fast CPU for high VPN throughput?

    Ok thanks for the info! Any product recommendations that can include an L2TP VPN server, doesn't have to have WiFi as I can use the existing router for that ... Do Netgear routers support L2TP VPN as I can't find any info on that?
  3. escape75

    Which Easy to set up router as VPN server

    Interesting, I'm thinking about moving my RT-AC1900P upstairs as I have a cable run already and just using it as an bridged wireless AP to get better coverage upstairs, but I wanted a good reliable router with at least 4 LAN ports that can do L2TP VPN server, which Asus does not :) That HP...
  4. escape75

    Best wireless router with fast CPU for high VPN throughput?

    Yeah I was curious about it, as in the official documentation it says it can do 200 mbit VPN throughput, and 920 mbit NAT throughput which I thought was pretty good ... It also supports VLANS and stuff Asus does not support at all .
  5. escape75

    Which Easy to set up router as VPN server

    Has anyone tried the HP R120, or at least researched it?
  6. escape75

    Best wireless router with fast CPU for high VPN throughput?

    What about the HP R120 ? Seems to be much better on paper than asus routers ...
  7. escape75

    AC8260 & AC8265 major connection issues with Asus routers ...

    LMAO :) Yes exactly!
  8. escape75

    AC8260 & AC8265 major connection issues with Asus routers ...

    Yeah, I've emailed Asus directly through a contact I had and they promised to have a look at this ... but we will see what happens,- this seems to affect most or ALL intel adapters and AC68U (or more units) so it's a pretty big issue, but only in 2.4 ghz. In the meantime I'm looking at...
  9. escape75

    AC68U (was TM-AC1900) connection on 2.4ghz drops for a few minutes every few hours

    Running on older drivers isn't really a fix, how about Asus (or Broadcom) fixes this in their newest firmwares (drivers) as I still see an issue there: https://communities.intel.com/message/538899 https://www.snbforums.com/threads/ac8260-ac8265-major-connection-issues-with-asus-routers.46205/
  10. escape75

    AC8260 & AC8265 major connection issues with Asus routers ...

    Probably same issue as this, but what's the fix without running custom firmware? https://www.snbforums.com/threads/ac68u-was-tm-ac1900-connection-on-2-4ghz-drops-for-a-few-minutes-every-few-hours.32992/ Another issue that's probably identical, but the fix is to replace router...
  11. escape75

    AC8260 & AC8265 major connection issues with Asus routers ...

    Has anyone noticed weird issues with their RT-AC68U (and RT-AC1900P, etc) router and pretty much any Intel WiFi adapter (specifically Intel AC826x adapters) on 2.4 Ghz? Here's the thread I contacted Intel about this, and all the testing I've done...
  12. escape75

    review of INTEL® WIRELESS-AC 9260/9560?

    I don’t know about the 9260, but I know the 8260 and 8265 have huge issues with the rt-ac1900p (probably same with the rt-ac68u I imagine) when you connect using 2.4 ghz band. I tried 2 different laptops with 2 different cards, and 2 different routers (same model) and both had major connection...
  13. escape75

    RT-AC68U / RT-AC68P / RT-AC1900 / RT-AC1900P

    I wonder if the RT-AC68U revisions that have a c0 running 1000 mhz can be switched to 1400 mhz? My RT-AC1900P is clkfreq 1400,800 and cpurev c0 ...
  14. escape75

    RT-AC68U reporting 1 ghz CPU

    Alright, my new RT-AC1900P is working good, better CPU/RAM speeds :) cat /proc/dmu/temperature CPU temperature : 72 C wl -i eth1 phy_tempsense 55 (0x37) wl -i eth2 phy_tempsense 53 (0x35) nvram show | grep clk clkfreq=1400,800
  15. escape75

    RT-AC68U reporting 1 ghz CPU

    Little bit off topic but I've noticed the official firmwares for RT-AC68U and RT-AC1900P are binary identical: RT-AC1900P_3.0.0.4_380_3831-g93dfe8c.trx = RT-AC68U_3.0.0.4_380_3831-g93dfe8c.trx
  16. escape75

    RT-AC68U reporting 1 ghz CPU

    I've decided to return the AC68U and getting an AC1900P, bestbuy.ca has it on sale for $180 CAD, so about $133 USD :) (Ouch it's $199 USD on bestbuy.com, weird ...) At least that one will have a 1.4 ghz cpu.
  17. escape75

    RT-AC68U reporting 1 ghz CPU

    Because of nvram get clkfreq : 1000,666 it must be a BCM4709 I would think ...
  18. escape75

    RT-AC68U reporting 1 ghz CPU

    Also seeing this that makes me uneasy, but I was told it's normal ... escape75@RT-AC68U:/# dmesg | grep Bad Bad eraseblock 317 at 0x0000027a0000 Bad eraseblock 601 at 0x000004b20000
  19. escape75

    RT-AC68U reporting 1 ghz CPU

    Ok so that makes sense, mine is a C1 revision but running at 800mzh since it's not a C0 ...
  20. escape75

    RT-AC68U reporting 1 ghz CPU

    However ... escape75@RT-AC68U:/# cat /proc/cpuinfo Processor : ARMv7 Processor rev 0 (v7l) [..] BogoMIPS : 1595.80 [..] CPU implementer : 0x41 CPU architecture: 7 CPU variant : 0x3 CPU part : 0xc09 CPU revision : 0 CPU Part is 0xc09 I'm guessing that doesn't mean...
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