Search results
-
M
Router for 1GB/s "real" WAN Speeds
I previously used a Asus RT-AC86U, and that had no trouble with symmetric 1 Gbps WAN<->LAN It did eventually die after about 3 years - not exactly sure how or why, but it the JFFS/NVRAM got corrupted, and it started throwing errors. I could re-flash, and it would be fine for about 2 days, then... -
M
TP-Link Omada router buying advice?
How is the LAN-WAN speed on the TL-R605? Does it have sufficent Hardware Offload to handle symmetric 1 gigabit internet connection? I work from home, and frequently have to transfer large files (500 gb - 1 tb) to customers (ftp, box, dropbox), so it's not unusual for me to saturate my 1Gbps FIOS... -
M
Wi-Fi Calling Test
I'm pretty sure that is correct -802.11r requires WPA2-Enterprise aka Radius. The other fast roaming 802.11k/v are different. Strikingly Similar yet completely different - In my home network, I have 3 Tplink EAP-225v3 with an omada oc200, and dual band 2.4 and 5 ghz, same SSID on all bands...- Moebius
- Post #4
- Forum: General Wi-Fi Discussion
-
M
Asus RT-N56u not working with comcast IPV6, caused by OOMA?
I can confirm what Trip suggested above, specifically I've got an Asus AC66R and an Ooma and Comcast and working ipv6. Your network should go from Cable Modem<-->Asus<-->Ooma . There is no need to use the ooma as a gateway between the cable modem and router. I know Ooma wants you to configure...