What router does /g/ have?

Ubiquiti Edgerouter PoE + Ubiquiti UniFi AP AC Pro.

Rock solid.

NYPA

AC1750 meme router.

Happy but lacks QoS.

Never hanged on me once, I reboot it every few months just to be sure.

Archer c2 and c5 here, c2 for wireless access point.

>>56422153
Um how? Almost every router have qos/bandwith control or whatever they put words on it.

I've got an Asus AC68U, quite happy with it. Handles my 1Gbps connection pretty damn nicely, I've seen 100MB/s real-world torrent download speeds and it hasn't crashed or frozen once on me, even with 6+ months uptime.

I've been having an itch to build a custom router PC for fun/learning, but this one does everything I want it to so I can't even begin to justify spending on one.

WiFi access point:
TP-Link TL-WDR 4300 running OpenWRT

Actual WAN router:
Raspberry Pi, running an OpenVPN client

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>>56421989
GOAT wireless router here.

WRT1900AC, best investment I've ever did

>>56422175
C7 V2 is what I got.

You can set bandwidth allocation but not prioritization.

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>>56422243
Nice, linksys wrt1200ac here.
Openwrt installed. Everything justWerks(tm).
Would recommend.

WatchGuard T10, Ubiquiti USG 4 Pro, TP-Link SG2424, 1 12 port PoE bar 24v, 1 12 port PoE bar 48 v, and 3 Ubiquiti UAP's.

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im a heavy gamer in my spare time, considering buying picrelated

>>56422822
Falling for the meme

>>56422822
nice meme!

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>>56422198
>AC68U
Also have one, also happy with it. Bought it after the 30 dollar netgear dropped connection one too many times. It's the only router in my house that I share with 5 other students (20+ connected devices at times) and it works without a hitch.

>>56422882
>>56422897
whats wrong with it? gamer looks aside its probably high-end equipment.

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>>56421989
This one.

I never cared because it just werks and I doubt a 'better' router would raise my connection above 2 Mbit.

It has Dualband WiFi too and even delivered the full bandwith when I had VDSL. Good times...

>450n very hihg speed wifi
>10/100 RJ45
lmfoa

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>>56422936
same, except i have the white one that hangs on the wall (AC66W) because it was like $15 cheaper. pretty solid for gaymen QoS

My ISP provides an AC1750 router/modem with MoCA 2.0, and 4 port gigabit ethernet switch.

It's not bad I have 150/150mbps and with 1 floor in the way I get full speeds on my phone, from 2 floors away I get 100/100mbps.

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>>56423152
>enterprise

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AC87, i like it.

5mbps cable modem
v v v
T60 with PFsense
v v v
expresscard to PCIe riser with spare 10/100 NIC
v v v
Cisco 3550 10/100 L3 switch
v v v
old outdated router used as 802.11n AP

The joys of being a network eng student with no fucking money but plenty of mostly broken gear around...

>>56423200
For REAL

>>56422604
>>56422822
>>56422936
>>56423184
prosumer garbage

>>56423828
what is your router of choice

>>56422822
brutalist router

>>56423838
Edgerouter/Pfsense + Ubiquity UAP-AC-Pro (PoE)

>>56421989
I have an Asus OnHub
its fucking great

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>>56423828
>prosumer

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>>56421989
Routers are for fools
I only use a hard-line dial-up modem.

>>56423971
>implying that's not an actual growing market for pseudo intellectuals

>>56421989
Neighbor's shit I just HACKED. Fuck all y'all!

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Fuck off
this is my main router

>>56424082
>10/100
>10/10

Would it be worth it to upgrade all my shit from 802.11n to 802.11ac? Is ac still the fastest protocol?

>>56424490
AC is gonna be replaced soon, how long can you wait?

>>56424490
802.11ad is coming 2017 apparently, but hasn't been ratified yet.
Just buy what you need, when you need it.

>>56424508
>>56424524
That's what I'm asking. It feels fine to me right now, I just want to know if it would be worth it to upgrade if it would be noticeable.

If a new version is coming out soon I can definitely wait. I would have to upgrade the radios in all my shit anyway, they all top out on 802.11n like the router.

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One of these, running pfSense

Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 1037U @ 1.80GHz
2 CPUs: 1 package(s) x 2 core(s)

2 GB RAM

64 GB ssd

>>56424559
If you want worthwhile upgrades, don't look past ac. It's fast enough, providied you have good enough base stations.
Upgrade your core network to 10G, you won't regret it. This year Netgear and Linksys put out some of the most affordable 10G multilayer switches ever.

>>56424728
Link?
Both interfaces Intel or some relaek garbage? Does it have a serial console?

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>>56423200
It doesn't even cost that much since the hardware requirements for pfsense are so low. Basically any computer made in the last 10 years, a dual NIC card, and some router/WAP to provide wifi.

I use a C2D Thinkcentre and an Apple Airport Extreme. The geodesic radome increases my range.

>>56421989
What are those antenna connector splitters called? I want to slap a bunch on my router.

>>56424800
RP-SMA female T conjoiner/adapter

Example:
https://amzn.com/B01HMF7KKS

Not really the best idea.... probably get more loss and reflection from doing that.

can anyone recommend a router for me? its so embarrassing asking since I study computer networking but I only just finished my first year and I am still learning a lot and applying that knowledge as best I can. If anyone could explain the reasoning behind why they recommend what they do, it would be much appreciated!

I'm a student, so it can't be terribly expensive. I play games online as well, and have different streaming devices and other computers. I also live in a small apartment, so it doesn't need to be anything too wild or far-reaching. Thanks /g/

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running windows fucking xp
because it just werks

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pfsense

i run a uap-al-lite for wireless

>>56424919
The rule of thumb is to just go with the one with the most antennas

>>56421989
I'm rocking an old ass wrt54G v3.1 with DD-WRT. I'm just kinda pissed that port forwarding doesn't' work on it and none of the workarounds I tried work on it, and there's no new build for it where it's fixed (only an older build where it works but wireless security is broken because of a bug and a lack of memory).

>>56422225
>b/g wifi
>can only route 37.5Mbps max
how is this GOAT?

>>56424919
>I play games online as well, and have different streaming devices and other computers.
it's called ethernet

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>>56421989
I got a ASUS RT-AC68U seems like the WiFi got fucked up from one or 2 patches ago just doesn't seem like the WiFi can reach that far I know my router is going through maybe 5 walls before I get outside but damn man this is sad.

>>56424919
I only buy $6 routers from goodwill then pocket all the antennas i take off. I got a dual band gigabit 8 port by dlink for $6 and it works perfectly.

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I found the ultimate solution: multiple cheap routers networked together.

Solves load balancing (shove all the guests/phones traffic onto one router), one router for myself to maximize performance, one router to handle all the legacy 802.11g stuff, and one more to act as a cheap gigabit switch to isolate networks.

>>56425552
You dont know what a VLAN or QoS is do you?

>>56425552
please tell me you're not going through NAT multiple times...
You need to go on ebay and buy an old gig managed switch, preferably multilayer. Make some vlans, do it right. The amount of complexity this ads with no benefits is ridiculous.

>>56425552
that is fucking retarded

TPlink archer c2.
cheap ass cable router, does a pretty gud job though

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>>56425552
Steve would be proud

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>>56425552
>guests
NORMIE

>>56422822
looks like something the brotherhood of nod would build

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>>56425735

k6 setup with gentoo, three quad intel nic's on the beast.
Every 'ready' router i've tested, been complete garbage or have failed due to overheating after two years of use.

>>56425769
kek

>>56421989
That's a big router.

>>56425141
>wrt54G
What a legend

>>56423938
>Edgerouter
get a load of this edgelord

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This thing

>>56424996
you fucked up those covers mang.

>>56421989
Rocking an old ass Asus WL-500G Premium with an old ass version of DD-WRT. No reason to change it yet since my badwidth is low as fuck and this guys can handle it just fine.

Asus RT-N66U running DD-WRT.

Stablest shit I ever saw.

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>>56424996

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>>56426009

>>56422822
Stonehenge got updated to AC?

tplink wdr3600 running ddwrt. it was $30. stable for years.

why do you retards buy $250 routers?

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I have pic related.
Never had a problem until my father burned it with wrong power adapter.
Still their support sent me a new one :>

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>>56426086
>why do you retards buy $250 routers?
Because they're better than your consumershit routers?

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Apple Airport Extreme.
I have 4 devices, roommate has 6 + Living room Chromecast.
Never fails to max out our 200M symmetrical fiber connection w/ AC.

>>56426140
>Never fails to max out our 200M symmetrical fiber connection w/ AC.
You do realize that the speedtest you posted is less than 200mbit?

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>>56426172

>>56426172
he doesn't know, let him live in ignorance, he seems happy, don't ruin it.

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Only the best :3

>>56423979
>using external peripherials instead of a PCI phone+line card

I know nothing about wireless receivers for desktops

What's a good one on the market? Are the best one PCI based or are they usb? Any recs?

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newfag here,
if I have a cat 5 cable that would normally go into my pc, can i get a router and will i then have a wireless network? I still want my desktop wired but want a wireless network as well

>>56425965
It's been 10 long years of service, but I couldn't bring myself to replace it with an archer c7 when it was on sale last week, in part because I've never used openwrt, and haven't really looked up how to go about flashing with it effectively.

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>>56426172
>>56426186
>>56426187
Does this ease your autism?

>>56426442
>non-standard graphics
>speeds magically 15% above what you're supposedly paying for
>for a tier of service not even offered by your ISP

>>56426138
better at what?

>>56426628
pretty much everything? when your router is 10 years old will you still be using it?

>>56426643
what is it that it needs to be better at? it's throughput is greater than my connection speed and uptime is sitting at 23 days atm.

what do i get if i spend an extra $100 on a router right now? what did you get?

>when your router is 10 years old will you still be using it?

if it still works and my bandwidth and bandwidth requirements hasn't gone up beyond what the router is capable of, then yes. i'll be using the same router with the same firmware.

>>56426728
>if it still works and my bandwidth and bandwidth requirements hasn't gone up beyond what the router is capable of, then yes. i'll be using the same router with the same firmware.
enjoy your security vulnerabilities because your consumershit router wont be getting updates 10 years from now

>what is it that it needs to be better at?
hardware accelerated VPN connections? support for BGP and IGP protocols? A greater number of ACL rules? More complex ACL rules? Redundancy? etc?

>>56426865
>enjoy your security vulnerabilities because your consumershit router wont be getting updates 10 years from now

with ddwrt?

>hardware accelerated VPN connections? support for BGP and IGP protocols? A greater number of ACL rules? More complex ACL rules? Redundancy? etc?

i don't need any of that

>>56426903
confirmed pleb

>>56426918
lol

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I like it.

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>>56426903
>with ddwrt?
yes, pic related. they stop supporting shit all the time

>>56426961
what's the problem with this when the firmware i'm using right now is as stable as i could ask for? is ddwrt likely to be compromised?

>>56427013
>I dont know what security vulnerabilities are

>>56427060
it's not really something i'm concerned about

>>56427072
okay have fun in the world of facebook manipulating you and google indexing your dickpics as public knowledge.
always be aware and afraid of security vulns. Might as well be a sheep if you're not even slightly concerned about it.

I need some serious cheap (<30€) wifi access points for my moms house.
Anyone got an TL-WR841N?
Any advise?

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>>56427072
>my router's dd-wrt firmware hasnt been updated since 2013
>why should i care

Can the AC1750 run openwrt

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>>56426534
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5605573980
Anon pls, not everything is a conspiracy

>>56426534
Also
>Speed 10% below what I'm paying for
>he doesn't know, let him live in ignorance, he seems happy, don't ruin it.

>Speed 15% above what I'm paying for
>Accused of photoshopping
top kek

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>>56427379
>he thinks that the speed for the entire building is dedicated to him
webpass doesn't provide service to individuals, they provide service to buildings and all the bandwidth is shared

Whats a good router for under $100. I'm looking to get comcast since uverse is slow as shit

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Why does the average person even need a router? Are people just calling modems "routers"?

I only have a modem and connect less than 5 devices to it on average so uh, why should I get a router?

t. newfag

Edgerouter Lite + UniFi AP AC Lite

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looks like i'm the biggest poorfag here.

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>>56427586
>Are people just calling modems "routers"?
no

>>56421989
Bought this a while back. It's been pretty good. Signal gets across the house. Then I have an old Buffalo N900 in my room that is wired to the netgear acting as a switch. The Buffalo wireless shit out years ago but the gigabit lan still works great.

>>56427637
I'm drunk and even when I'm sober I still wouldn't get the inference here so can you explain further

for me in USA, I have the modem which connects to TV cable, that I got from TWC and I just connect devices wirelessly to this, why should I also have a router?

>>56427586
You have a modem with a built in router. You're still using a router if you have WiFi, dingus.

>>56427699
alright thanks

well then what are some examples of common situations where people don't have such and have both modems and routers?

>>56427586
No retard you have a modem with a router built in. Routers don't have the modem as part of them internally all the time. And honestly fuck having a modem/router combo from your ISP. They lock you out of a lot of settings.

>>56427586
>>56427682

i can't believe how tech illiterate you are.

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>>56427671
Forgot my pic.

>>56427732
And often times, you are renting them

>>56427718
Personally, it was cheaper for me to use an old modem I had and buy a router than to rent a router/modem from my ISP.

Standalone routers are probably more powerful than the combination ones as well.

>>56427732
>They lock you out of a lot of settings.

I have heard of this but idk what it means since I don't know even baby shit about networking obviously, people are bitching about this because TWC in my area requires you to "rent" such a modem whether you use it or not. For example, I pay $5 monthly to "rent" a ubee modem from TWC that is required by my plan whether I want to use it or not, but this thing is only worth $100 so in the years I've had it I've paid more than $100

my netgear 6400 just burnt out after just a year. netgear, never again. anyone know a router with a big phat heatsink that won't reach the temps of a super nova?

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linksys e3000
latest tomato version

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>>56427739
believe it

>>56427739
Remember that this is /g/

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>>56427773

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>>56427739
>>56427787
unless you're a white kid who grew up in a decent household with access to a computer or are an adult who later had the time luxury to look into such things, how would you know?

check your privilege

>>56427842
The backpedaling begins

>>56427718
When the ISP forces you to use their modem, a cable modem for instance, you might want to add your own router.
Cable providers often use proprietary management protocols, so you have no other choice but to use their modem and your own router.

>>56427842
unless you're a literal nigger how can you be this daft?

>>56427842
>check your privilege
>check
No problem here.

>>56427879
>I dont know what DOCSIS is
stay retarded anon

>>56427876
do you even know what this word means? how am I backpedaling?

it's established that I'm ignorant of networking, I'm not even SJW or dark brown but most people won't know about such things unless they grew up with computers, the average facebook tier normie doesn't know how routers work either. people who know such things are in the relatively small millions in the first world, not everyone exists in your /g/ bubble my friend

so you can call me "tech illiterate" which is fine because I am, but what is the point of your insult? that I should have learned it but didn't? when should I have learned it? when I was working a full time job as a child? or when I was in schools all day as late teen without access to the modem because I wasn't paying for the internet access and was ruled by people paying for my roof?

as I said, check it : ^ )

>>56427928
why did reply to only him and not the rest of us?

>>56427975
alcohol

>>56425796
4u

>>56424996
Beautiful

>mini rj45
Never thought that was a thing

>>56427928
Alright whatever man don't sperg out. Everyone has shit on their plates and the world is unfair so what, you're on the internet now so search that shit bro.

>>56428076
>Never thought that was a thing
Because it isnt?

>>56428081
I will, finally I have access to my own internet for only a few years (but never could spend much time at home) but now I have time and will look into it more now so that I can more about such things

>>56427928
a serious answer is that most modem/router combo units are shit, either due to having a massive amount of garbage meant to help grandmas to end tech support phone calls to the company, or they have zero features. It's gotten better over the years but if you have anything more than two pcs and laptops you need a router. Don't need to spend more than $70 and just make sure it supports some free firmware. This isn't about freetardism, stock router firmwares are complete shit outside of business class and you turn your $70 router into a $300 business ones in terms of features and throughput you aren't really going to worry about for home use so it's the best you can do. ISP issued modem/router combo units are literally the worst routers in the world.

>>56428105
What the name of that thing then?

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I had a old pc running pfsense + 2gbit nics for like a year but FUCK THAT that POS pentium 4 idles at like 100w. Now im running a meme gaymur router. Sad to not be able to run full encryption on the nat level but, oh well.. too cheap to spend money on a ac AP + fanless nat hardware

>>56428139
RJ-45
Do you have any idea how big that box is that anon has glued to his wall? It has a full height PCI card in it for fucks sakes

>>56428151
>I had a old pc running pfsense + 2gbit nics for like a year but FUCK THAT that POS pentium 4 idles at like 100w.
Stop complaining, my ASA idles at 150watts

>ad to not be able to run full encryption on the nat level
stop using terms you dont understand

>>56428175
Fuck off NEET, i know what i am talking about.

>>56428158
Wow, I thought it was a small setup with PIs and shit, I even thought that clock thing was a CR2032 battery. Well, time to sleep.

>>56424996
Running Windows XP as a router? Why?

>>56428187
>nat
>encryption
no you clearly dont

>>56428210
Found the autistic kid.

>>56428232
>Found the kid who actually understands what NAT/PAT is
ftfy

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That bad boy. It's up since purchase and never failed on me.

I'm running my ISP's modem/router shit combo. My computer is connected directly to it, and the wireless speed on my phone, tablet, and ocassionaly when I use the laptop are decent. I have to atleast use the modem. Any reason I should get a router or ap and bridge it to the modem?

>>56428238
Good job. Do mummy pat you on the back for point ing out irrelevant terminology misstakes on 4chan also?

>>56428132
ok thank you for the serious response

>>56428298
>butthurt
>the post

Used to Run fortigate 60B
Now sophos xg

Is the TP-LINK variant of the OnHub any good assuming I don't care that Google has their grubby jew hands all over my packets? I'm just looking for something that's set and forget, but currently my ASUS units aren't doing the trick

>>56424996
Wow that's gorgeous

>>56425746
Underrated

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>>56422822
Temple of nod complete. New construction options available.

>>56422133
>Using ubiquishits

Mikrotik masterace reporting in.

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>>56422822
Reminds me of the Cairn stone quest from Diablo II.

Buffalo WZR-600DHP

I don't have very strong opinions about home routers but I've mostly stuck with them as I never had problems with older models and I like how they proactively ditched their shitty in-house firmware to pre-load DD-WRT on everything nowadays.

>>56429468
>comparing one consumer brand to another and LARPing that they're both somehow enterprise class

I live in a closet and am a poorfag. I still use an old WRT54GL with ddwrt. Works great with the only shit 25 megabit connection I can get through Centurylink because muh exclusivity.

>>56422822
a gaymer router wont be better or make you better

just get something that does the exact same as that one but has more functionality and costs less

>>56429621
not him, but mikrotik can do some bredy hardcore stuff if you know how to use it

not everyone has access to overpriced network equip

>>56429978
>bredy hardcore stuff
They can't do anything layer 3 in hardware, they have to punt all the packets to the cpu

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Tell me about Ubiquiti, /g/-sama

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Firebox XTM 510 running Pfsense. Thing howls like a banshee.

I found an old pentium 75 machine in the closet. Was thinking of putting pfsense onto it and replacing my dad's current very much overkill router with it. Problem is that every release I try to boot gives me the btx boot error. Are there any good firewall/router distros made with older hardware in mind? He only has a 3 meg DSL line, it's the only thing he can get where he is.

Xiaomi Mi3

10/10 firmware and app support.

>>56430151
Literal botnet shitboxes along with MikroTik

http://krebsonsecurity.com/2015/06/crooks-use-hacked-routers-to-aid-cyberheists/#more-31364/

>Recently, researchers at the Fujitsu Security Operations Center in Warrington, UK began tracking Upatre being served from hundreds of compromised home routers — particularly routers powered by MikroTik and Ubiquiti’s AirOS.

running a linksys wrt160n v3. works fine, however i get 250 mbps through the modem, wired connection through my router and I drop to 80. tried flashing dd wrt and tomato, same speeds. So I may replace it.

>>56422822
All hate aside it looks hella cool.

>>56430585
It looks cool in the same way black trenchcoats, fingerless gloves and katanas look cool.

So how do you use a switch if you have a provider like verizon where instead of rj45 you have a coax?
Are there modems that use this?

>tfw only have wireless because room mate needs it

would have that shit disabled otherwise.

>>56430730
what the fuck are you talking about

>>56421989
WRT310N, bra

>>56425914
underrated
also
>>>/diy/ is that way, bra

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>>56421989
Using my ISP provided router right now, looks like this one.

This piece of shit. Technicolor TP7200. German ISPs are completely awful, so I'm not sure if I could even use a different router.

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>>56430931
pic

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>>56430178
I haven a older HP desktop with a Quad NIC running Pfsense for VPN. Shit is solid.

>>56422822
Assuming direct control.

>>56430767
>only 100Mbs

>>56430931
>>56430945

You can change the wifi password within the same lan with a curl post

Use it as bridge

>>56431101
>>56430767
sorry misread the model

>>56430945
https://hackaday.io/project/3441-technicolor-tc7200-cable-modem

>>56424770
Tried to repurpose an old pentium machine for a router but every time I boot up pfsense I get that btx loading error and the system halts. Tried different media and different drives. Can't boot from USB on this machine

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Linksys e3000 that i picked up from a yard sale for $2 running dd-wrt.

DIR-615 with DDWRT

Its okay, QOS works really well.

I'm renting 5 comcast routers right now, if I run them simultaneously, I get 5x the speeds (that's what the technician told me)

>>56430178
ive got the same thing with a 515

>>56424996
house fire waiting to happen

>>56430999
ther epritty cheap on ebay, you just need a 4gb CF card adn a cf reader to load the card. no special mods it works natively

Dark Knight.

thats sick senpai

>>56431839
the comcast tech i had was a nigger that didn't even have his own tape measure and wanted to run the fucking wire through in the middle of the wall.

>>56421989
A shitty Netgear router/modem combination that is affected by a well known backdoor.

The cheapest one that could do gigabit Ethernet.

i dont know why people think they are special by running ddwrt, that shit is fucking garbage. buy a real switch if you want vlans, and if you actually think you need qos you have other problems and need to talk to your parents and siblings

>pfSense running on a bay trail board
>ubiquiti ap ac lr

i bought one with 2 antennas

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Running pic related with dd-wrt. Pretty solid for $60.

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Brocade MLX-4 for home networking

Intel D2500CCE with 4GB RAM and a old 2.5in HD with pfsense installed on it. For wireless I use an old Buffalo router with DDWRT.

>>56432129
>Not running palo 7050's

how poor can you be?

Any router with lots of ram and rom for radius server?

>>56425746
>every antenna is secretly a nuclear ICBM

- AC14U running Padavan
- TP-LINK 1043ND running Gargoyle
Both are kinda old and not ideal, but I'm ok with em.


My bro has Mikrotik HAP Lite, he seems happy with it.

>>56430601
Fingerless gloves are stupid if you want to keep warm what's with the fingerless gloves. Katanas are cool I have 2 Chinese dynasty ones hanging from my shelf above my desk. Trench coats are useless because you can't run with them they just drag

>>56432704
stop trying to bait people

MikroTik RB2011 with a UBNT AP AC Lite

>>56421989
Is that Kozilek's router?

I don't use one anymore. The Cloud is already a thing you know.

>>56430840

Hitron something or other. Shaw uses the same one. I just disables its radios and put my 66u on it.

Asa5505 and wndr4000 with ddwrt.
Stable and haven't had to fuxk with them in forever.

Would use something with pfSense if getting new hardware, but asa was free and smaller than anything else I'd have around.

>>56426961
>>56427156
>actually using the router database
They never update that shit. Use the ftp and install betas.
ftp://ftp.ddwrt.com

>>56429468
Mikrotik's offerings in the consumer price sweetspot ($150) fucking blow.

>>56430360
The article goes on to say that it's the fault of stupid nigs that left the default user/pass.

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PFsense running on a HP T5740 thin client with a 4 port PCIe GB Ethernet card
2 GB ram 16GB SSD

Ubiquity Unifi AP-LR

>>56433051
Is there any indication of what I should use for a wrt-54g v3.1 on that, If I want working port forwarding? Would I just grab a dd-wrt.v24_std_generic.bin from the broadcom subfolder, or would I need to grab dd-wrt.v24_mini_wrt54g.bin for it? It's been a long time since I last flashed it, so sorry for the stupid question.

>>56433107
>cant assign a random password based on the serial number on consumer grade gear
>not the vendors fault
The only time this shit has been used in anything which could remotely be considered a enterprise class deployment with presumably competent administrators, it was in some shithole african country being implemented by whitey.

>>56433743
Anybody know?

>>56421989
3tb time capsule.

>>56428206
It just werks. Had this setup up 24/7 since 2003 (it ran on a VIA Eden board then)

Also, having the most bog standard OS saves time if something breaks on the ISP side and you have to deal with retards in tech support.

>>56428158
It's a half height PCI card actually. Now replaced with miniPCIe.

>>56424996

nice, b-but, muh security?

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>sexy padavan firmware
>ssh server
>ftp
>transmission
>minidlna server
best 30 fucking dollars I've ever spent.
you can get the n65u (usb 3.0) for $5 more but I heard that it has some pcb issues.

>>56430958
why? unless you live in buttfuckistan then electricity is not expensive

>>56435349
External interface is firewalled with all protocol bindings except IP itself disabled. No software with open external ports is running. To my knowledge, this is as secure as any other home router.

Asus ac66

>>56435700
Running merlin firmware

Got a Netgear R7000 running Advanced Tomato.

Quite an interesting router OS.

I've locked everything down and configured VNets to keep everything isolated.

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>>56435759
SS of the interface. Doing good at this posting thing..

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Jetway JBC373F38-525-B incl WLAN + Sophos UTM.

More importantly, Cable connection or phone line?

I heard both of them transfer the at the same speed, however cable are less prone to electromagnetic interference.

So i suppose it all boils down to what the best modem supports.

Which of the two?

>>56435854
>no antennae
>no wireless

>>56435873
Is this advanced shitposting or do you not see the antenna connector

>>56435888
If that's the antenna ... where's the input slot?

>>56429621
don't need enterprise class, just need better then normal consumer and updates that dont fuck the hardware over completely.

wish the ubiquiti had better firewalling capabilities but that's about it.

>>56435898
In your mom's butt.

>>56425277
same here, a while ago i updated the firmware and the thing shit itself.

ordered a ubiquiti edge router x and ac pro

Pros
- not shit that will brick itself from an update
- will downgrade without going through bullshit
- able to limit up/down on some lines and give full access on others, great for wireless and family lines who will upload or download at full speed killing everyone else's internet access in the process
- damn good uptime

cons
- real time monitoring is shit compared to asus
- firewall is all cli and ip based
- more access to settings then you likely know what to do with (both a pro and con but finding simple things on asus and needing know know technical names on this make it a con)
- almost anything interesting is cli based, making it a fucking chore to work with.
- the wireless access point will not connect unless you run software on your end, said software eats data bad.

overall, uptime and reliability are king, and this edge wins, though can't argue with an access point powered through poe and a 100 foot cable and moving it to make sure i get signal is nice, largely un needed due to range, but nice none the less.

>>56435898
the input slot for what?

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>>56422822
That router could only be more perfect if it used double hinged antennas.

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Would this be able to handle 15-20 devices doing light activities?

>>56436171
For the ISP.

>>56436495
In Sophos UTM I assign one of the available ethernet ports as the WAN port which receives the ethernet cable from my fiber modem.

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Netgear N300. I don't use wireless for anything important.

>>56434437
So you're saying that there are enough "prosumers" to keep the company afloat? That doesn't seem realistic.

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>>56421989
R6400
Just werks

>>56424770
>The geodesic radome increases my range.
hahahaha nice

>>56433117
very nice
best price to performance

>>56435369
>unironically using baked in services in consumer tier firmware
please, stop

>>56435759
>VNets
>Not VLANs

>keep everything isolated.
You dont understand the difference between layer 2 and 3, what a broadcast domain is, or the difference between a VLAN and a PVLAN do you?

>>56435769
>CPU Temperature - 65°C

>>56435912
>he fell for the consumer meme

>>56421989
Netgear R7000 + 3x3:3 miniPCIe card in my notebook. Easily get 900 Mbps over wifi

>>56426947
objectively the best

>>56428582
I have it in my house, its pretty good. It can handle a lot of devices and the app makes life easy.

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>>56442040
Vegeta, what does the scouter say about his power level?

>>56428254
I have the non-wireless version in shelf. Their web interface is backdoored :^)

Jewgle “Joel’s Backdoor”

>>56429468

962UiGS-5HacT2HnT masterrace reporting in!

Thoughts on the Asus RT-AC68U? It's $60 off right now at my local computer store. Any recommendations for something else instead?

>>56432643
>- TP-LINK 1043ND running Gargoyle
MAH NIGGA

>>56421989
>falling for the wireless meme

Enjoy being hacked, cuck

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wrt54g

>>56437402
Just works my ass. Overheats like hell.

>>56428254
best square centimeter coverage for the buck?

>>56422822
please buy it. it pays me $32 in commission and ill love you

>>56442579
that product code, jesus

>>56444550
my memory of 2004 is fading

>>56445583
:^)

Shuttle Celeron running CentOS 6 and a Cisco Aironet 1602e.

Dual-stack v4 and v6.

>>56422133
isnt the edgerouter a switch and not a router?

>>56447474
reading is hard

>>56429503
LOL

>>56422153
and you're not running ddwrt on it because...?

>>56421989
Netgear CVG3000v2
Real obscure Optus meme I can barely find any links on it. Looks dank as fuck though after suffering from my shit tier cisco model.

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help me /g/
an unknown mac address is using my wifi apparently. i've already tried changing the password and blocking the mac itself, but system statistics say its still getting connection.
another weird thing just a few weeks ago ive been banned here for using a tor/vpn even though i never use that in my home internet.
am i hacked right now, /g/?
pic related, its him

>>56447924
>not changing wifi password
what the fuck are you doing?

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>>56432119
I have the exact same one. I also like that you can run a secondary guest wlan on it. I leave that one open and cap the data on it and black list a ton of protocols and leave it open in my apartment complex for password scraping.

>>56448306
what?

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Best router I've owned. It's very small and light. It also has a physical on/off WiFi button.

>>56448354
Also has GNU software installed so we know it's gTech certified. Made in Hangzhou, China.

>>56424082
>10/100
Jesus, how poor are you

>>56448306
are you retarded or are you pretending to be?

>>56448354
>>56448360
What version?I have one and the TP-Link firmware is shit, but I'm afraid of bricking it by fucking up trying to flash dd-wrt.

My Modem/Router has been playing up lately. It just randomly loses connection but doesn't drop the signal.

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>>56448354
Same here anon, Pajeet tier masterace
>>56448411
Current firmware is stable
Feature rich for a pooinloo price entry

>>56447474
The EdgeRouter PoE is both a router and a switch. Three of the ports are connected via a hardware switch and the other two are router ports. Best option for my use case.

>>56424524
There is already an AD router.

>>56424082

DS FUCKING L

What the fuck is wrong with you people?

>>56422822
>heavy gamer

Might consider a treadmill instead and some running shoes!

>>56427124
>TL-WR841N

Works for my flat, signal coverage is good enough for me through two concrete walls so far. Have V11 with DD-WRT on it, no huge improvements from stock firmware for me.

>>56427124
I have it. I love it, too. Get it.

>>56447924

Does that thing have WPS? Turn it off ASAP, and confirm that it is really off using an independent tool. Then change your WPA2 passphrase. Because you're using WPA2, right?

WPS is riddled with security problems and some vendors don't have a way to turn it off or make the button just for show - it doesn't really turn the feature off.

>>56427586
what you have is likely a modem/router combo.
Most SOHO routers are actually router/firewall/switches/wireless access points in one device.

The modem converts your ethernet frames to whatever your ISP uses. (varies)
The router is used primarily for NATing. This allows you to use multiple private addresses and have them share a single public IP. The router is also used as your gateway. Some will allow multiple VLANs which require a gateway to talk to each other. Since it is unlikely you that you will have more than one router it will just be forwarding everything to your ISP. So the home router doesnt do much routing really. Log into your router and look at its default route. It will be your ISP.
The built-in switch is used to so you can connect multiple devices to your network.
The access point is used for WiFi.
The firewall (if yours has this feature) can block/allow traffic based on rules.

In enterprise environments these are all usually separate devices.

>>56449404
i knew about the wps exploit and i have it turned off, how do i confirm it really is off? i'm using wpa2, yes

>>56422243
>>56422604
WRT1900ACS here, have issues with both 2.4 and 5GHz bands where the 2.4GHz will just stop working and 5GHz speed drops randomly. Running OpenWRT as well. Other then that it works fine over cable.

Asus RT-N18U.

Pretty solid, rock stable. I'm using the stock fw since I need the hw NAT. Tends to overheat a bit, but it's a nice router.

>b-but no 802.11ac!
Yeah well I only need the wireless network to shitpost on 4chan and on some forums. I needed something that can provide stable Internet service (500/200) for two PCs with GigabitEthernet connections,

>b-but AC is future-proof!
Well, I wouldn't use it anyway, even in the future.

>>56427718
You need a modem if you need to modulate/demodulate the signal coming from the copper cable (adsl/vdsl), and then a router to route traffic through the modem. Newer stuff like Fiber usually has your ISP or whoever does the wiring in your town/city install a fiber end point which doesn't require a modem, usually has a bunch of rj45 jacks on it, and just requires a router to connect to that end point and route internet traffic through it.

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>>56426138
MAC and Cisco user.

Have you said hello to the NSA recently ?
>paying litterally thousands of dollars to have the glorious privilege of having a huge american dick shoved deeply up your tight little ass

buying a router this week, budget is $120 max, preferably.

thinking about ASUS RT-AC66U

ISP is "up to 50 mbps", also getting a 8x4 modem

should be an excellent upgrade from our 802.11g router and docsis 2.0 modem (maximum 38mbps advertised for the modem alone, lol)

>>56421989
>WPS
Very insecure

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>>56450411
pic related

>>56450411
That router is fine, but why that router if you can't use the 802.11ac speed?
The N18U (that I'm using) would be perfect for you imo.

>>56440353
>implying it's stock firmware
Padavan firmware is open source and based off open-wrt, troll harder next time faggotto.

Nighthawk X4S

Insanely fast, gets constant 1300mbps through 3 walls and covers most of my 4-acre property with decent reception.

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I was thinking of buying this, but I am aware to never trust /g/... so, opinions?

>>56450771
its ok. 3 antennas so 3 times the speed

>>56450771
I would of course, flash over the firmware. whats the latest /g/ firmware craze these days?