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  1. reddevil0728

    D-Link DAP-1665

    Anyone have experience with this AP? Read that the range is extremely bad. Any truth to that?
  2. reddevil0728

    ASUS RT-AC3200/AC68U/AC66U

    may I know which unit did u get?
  3. reddevil0728

    ASUS EA-AC87 AC2400 AP Bridge

    Apparently it's already out. http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/internet-bandwidth-networking-clinic-4/%5Bmaylyns-review%5D-asus-ea-ac87-5025549.html
  4. reddevil0728

    ASUS RT-AC3200/AC68U/AC66U

    According to their respective manuals, the package contents include "Network cable (RJ-45)". Can someone advise if they are all CAT 6?
  5. reddevil0728

    What exactly is Asuswrt-Merlin and how will I benefit from it?

    Pardon me from my ignorance, but what exactly is Asuswrt-Merlin and how will I benefit from it? Would appreciate if someone can explain to me in layman terms... From what I understand, it is basically a 3rd party firmware that aims to improve and fix the issues with the official firmware from...
  6. reddevil0728

    Schneider Electric Category 6 UTP Cable

    Heard of this Schneider Electric brand? Is this brand any good?
  7. reddevil0728

    Good Brand VS Not so Good Brand Ethernet Cables

    Heard that brands like AMP and 3M are "branded" and the price is at a premium. So what advantages exactly do these "branded" ethernet cables have over to those non-branded ones?
  8. reddevil0728

    Forgo high-end router totally and just go with APs?

    Asking about the details that's why if there's not much diff, wouldn't need to get ASUS. The actual situation is ISP is giving a D-LINK 868L, so wondering if should just use it as a wired router for the purpose mentioned above or get a cheaper router to use as wired router if it has much better...
  9. reddevil0728

    Forgo high-end router totally and just go with APs?

    oh right will go check it out
  10. reddevil0728

    Forgo high-end router totally and just go with APs?

    referring to wired only. seems like they are generally more expensive as long as it's business-class
  11. reddevil0728

    Forgo high-end router totally and just go with APs?

    yea. the bottle neck will also be at the lan speed. but business-class products are somehow more expensive?
  12. reddevil0728

    Forgo high-end router totally and just go with APs?

    ahhh thanks very much.. yea get what you mean.. if it's like a 1gbps internet, so 1024mpbs up and down, anything above those number theoretically doesn't make a diff since the bottleneck will be on the internet.
  13. reddevil0728

    Forgo high-end router totally and just go with APs?

    thanks very much! haha
  14. reddevil0728

    Forgo high-end router totally and just go with APs?

    ok. thanks very much for your patience, a bit clearer now hopefully.. So between PC connected to the RJ45, the speed will be at gigabit speed, but for PC to the internet, up and down will depend on the router hence have to look at the "WAN to LAN Throughput" and "LAN to WAN Throughput" and...
  15. reddevil0728

    Forgo high-end router totally and just go with APs?

    apologies for repeatedly asking the same questions, but didn't quite get the more technical parts of the replies hence didn't really see the straight forward answer, but will try to read it again. Think it's better to include a drawing to illustrate the point, as I may not have made myself...
  16. reddevil0728

    Forgo high-end router totally and just go with APs?

    So LAN to WAN is upload speed? What about WAN to LAN? When I look at the benchmark, I should look at the WAN to LAN numbers, LAN to WAN numbers, Total Simultaneous numbers where the higher the numbers the better it is?
  17. reddevil0728

    Forgo high-end router totally and just go with APs?

    Ok pardon me for my confusion, but I'm seeing mixed information from you and L&LD. As you can see from the initial question about the best networking setup, a router would be needed to connect the termination of the cat6 cables. So would the routing performance of the wired/wireless (with...
  18. reddevil0728

    Forgo high-end router totally and just go with APs?

    Oh so even if using it for wired connection, different gigabit wireless routers will still have different performance level for wired connection? Is my understanding right? And looking at WAN to LAN throughput will give a good idea the performance as it measures the download speed you can obtain...
  19. reddevil0728

    Definitions

    Oh right, didn't see/know that. Thanks!
  20. reddevil0728

    Forgo high-end router totally and just go with APs?

    "Of course, there can be huge differences between the routing performance between the internal LAN and the WAN / internet between routers of the same class and especially of different classes like your question asks about." Don't particularly understand this part of your post. Say for example...
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