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  1. M

    Asus RT-AX57 Go Kill switch

    my travel router is setup in WISP mode , all devices are going through a wireguard VPN. I wanted to killswitch all traffic when VPN goes down. How do I find the exact wireguard vpn process to kill via ps in order to test the current setup? when activating the VPN I can see it is running on...
  2. M

    Solved Camping / RVing - Using old router as repeater

    I'm preparing for camping season with my travel trailer. Many campgrounds offer free Wi-Fi, but the coverage is not great for every site. Four cellphones, sound system using music streaming, smart TV and, eventually, laptops to connect. I would like to improve Wi-Fi signal around the trailer and...
    • mmacedo
    • Thread
    • camping fresh tomato operation modes repeater mode router mode rt-n66u rving travel router wireless client mode wisp
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: Asuswrt-Merlin
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    WISP Mode on RT-AC3100/RT-AC88U?

    Hello - First time post here. I've been hunting around to see if it's possible for the ASUS RT-AC3100 to have WISP (wireless ISP) mode enabled? ASUS firmware does not support or allow this but wondering if other firmware might? I'm discovering some manufactures/brands have different names for...
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    how do i set up second router as an extender, seperate SSID, no DHCP,WISP?

    Ok really must admit here that i know nothing about networking this is my 1st try at any sort of range extension and it is not going well for me at all. I first tried to install a wifi repeater and it was a total disaster, the repeater used the same SSID and password as the main router with...
  5. BobMCT

    Connection timeout with WISP mode?

    I support many, many SOHO installations across the USA where many use WISP to connect to a host site's WLAN for Internet access. The reason this is done is to keep their "SOHO" network private and secure for its members/employees. And the fact that there is little or NO support from the host...
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