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  1. KCL

    Multi-city site-to-site VPN recommendations

    Hello! First post. I am making recommendations for someone who is expanding to a second office across the country (main is in FL, new office in AZ) and I've loved my AX88U from the day I installed it (parental controls notwithstanding!). I set up a test VPN between my home office and my...
  2. J

    Does anyone make a secure MoCA distribution system?

    I want to design a MoCA distribution network for a condominium building with one head-end at the fiber Internet source and 10 secure cpe locations. Actiontec and other brands appear to offer security when used in pairs, requiring 20 adapters in my application. That is messy and expensive as...
  3. AgentSmith

    Network set up for semi-noob

    *If this is the wrong forum please move to appropriate one. I've had a small network for many years that I fumbled through the set up and some how made it work myself. It consists of older hardware & software that was used for mostly business productivity purposes and has served my needs to...
  4. matthew_eli

    Malicious access, only 1 attempt

    Hi guys, I don't know if this is the right place to post this experience, but I'm running the latest stable Merlin firmware (380.64) and yesterday, during the new year eve, I discovered someone managed to access to my router, both with SSH and webUI. Here are the involved lines on syslog...
  5. B

    WPS Push Button Security

    After reading all over about how WPS with a PIN is insecure I went into the firmware for my Costco r6900 (same as r7000) and disabled using WPS with a PIN. However that still leaves the ability to use WPS with a Push Button. So my two questions are: Is that still secure? (I've read both yes...
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