Routers/Modems

Pfsense and vigornic 132.

One specification: it's got to be VDSL2 compatible.

Help please?

>>57490907
>leasing a modem

Is this an American thing? I haven't seen a modem that isn't a router in the UK in six years. A modem/router costs well under $50 - why would someone lease one?

>>57491661

Most likely. CenturyLink offers to lease their modem to their customer for somewhere between $10-15/month.

Still, what's a good modem to use for VDSL2?

bump, what's a good modem/router for VDSL2?

>>57493261
TP Link VR600 is supposed to be good.

>>57490907
homie. I'm a centurylink customer who did a similar thing that you're thinking about doing. If I were you.... Don't get anything from them other than the C1000A. If you are leasing one right now, keep it. When I went to buy a modem/router from them, they made me send that C1000A back to them to send me a "newer model" which has been nothing but problems. Then they charged me for not sending the C1000A back even though I had sent it back. They are notorious for this so I saved my receipt, called them and they refunded me the $100+ fee. All the other ones that have sent me have been inferior to the C1000A. I wish I had it back.

I'm not trying to bash centurylink. I've had way worse experience with cable companies also. I'm just saying I wouldn't get any of their other routers/modems if you have the C1000A already.

>>57493261
>DSL

you would have a better use of your phone line by using it to order a normal cable connection

any network fags out there?

i have two computer connected to a gigabit switch and gigabit switch is connected to a cheap ass 100mb router

whats the speed between two computers? gigabit or the 100mbit

>>57493531

Thanks for the advice friend, but I'm starting my service in December. I haven't ordered the C1000A yet so I'm fine.

This is why I'm trying to find a better modem/router, so I don't need to pay a monthly fee. Do you have any recommendations?

I have a C1000A on my CenturyLink service and it's been working well. I have the modem set up as a transparent bridge. I set up my router using my pppoe credentials, so it does everything.

The C1000A is a fucking piece of shit though, you would often have to reboot it access the administration panel. It's been pretty stable since I switched to my own router though.

>>57493590
Gigabit

>>57490907
Isn't century-link a datacenter NOC service?