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  1. azvaska

    RT-AX88U lan aggregation in AP mode

    Hello i have a new ftth 2,5gb connection and my RT-AX88U does have a 2.5 wan port. I want to change router, i will probably get the mikrotik RB5009 but i still want to use the RT-AX88U for the wifi can i configure it to use double lan so I can fully utilize my connection even in wifi...
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    • access point ac wan lan access point mode asus rt-ax88u lacp
    • Replies: 14
    • Forum: ASUS Wi-Fi
  2. P

    AC68W Losing internet connection after firmware upgrade to _7266

    90 year old 2-story smaller house with thick plaster/lath walls and large heating brick flue right in center of each floor; thoughts on moving it from 1st floor, to 2nd floor; even though I also need wifi coverage for basement? I guess the question is, will I keep good wifi connectivity in...
  3. sfx2000

    [DIY] - SmallNetworks - Learning by Doing

    Starting a thread here - as I don't see another place for this to land... Loose notes below - RaspPI's are awesome! ======= Gather the following; Raspberry Pi 2/3 board (or kit) I recommend the Hammond Raspberry Pi 2 case, but there are many... SanDisk Ultra 32GB MicroSD card SanDisk 128GB...
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    • access point ac wan lan cool stuff dyi linux measurement nas network router
    • Replies: 173
    • Forum: Other LAN and WAN
  4. W

    2 routers or 1 plus access point for move to AC?

    I have a two story home with plaster walls and lots of Cat6 cable. I want to replace my NT66U with an AC router and my extender ( access point ) that is in my bedroom that is connected to my LAN via Cat6 (or cat5e, need to double check). I don't let the wireless network handle DHCP, I do that...
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