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  1. hungarianhc

    goCoax MoCA 2.5 adapter

    I would like to buy a few of these, but I see that both the refurb and new models are out of stock. Any update?
  2. hungarianhc

    Newly certified G.hn adapters

    Looks cool, but I really wish they would include multiple ethernet ports on here as standard...
  3. hungarianhc

    Linksys EA9300 Max-Stream AC4000 Tri-Band Wi-Fi Router Reviewed

    Well said. I was chasing the newest router technology for years... I ended up with the Asus RT-68U w/ Merlin firmware, and it was pretty good... way better than most, but then I went the Ubiquiti route. Setup sucked. It was a pain. Also, it's not as easy for me to go in and make quick changes...
  4. hungarianhc

    Ubiquiti Launches Multi-AP Consumer Wi-Fi System

    This is fantastic news! I hope the presence of Ubiquiti in the consumer space will give the other makers motivation to actually produce stable firmware. After having my fare share of Netgear, Asus, and Linksys routers, I switch to a Ubiquiti setup about 3 moths ago. ROCK SOLID. I'm loving it...
  5. hungarianhc

    Asus users, anyone else close to saying "screw it" and moving to Ubiquiti?

    No doubt. But as I'm an Asus user in an Asus sub-forum with a pretty savvy set of enthusiasts, I decided to target my message to that crowd. I never said that other consumer router companies were better. I think they're worse! That's why I wouldn't go Asus -> Netgear or something like that.
  6. hungarianhc

    Asus users, anyone else close to saying "screw it" and moving to Ubiquiti?

    I'm curious specifically about fellow Asus users... Asus comes out with these routers that are full of marketing mumbo jumbo that support wireless protocols that aren't available in devices yet. Meanwhile they ship with crap firmware. Then we wait for the firmware to get fixed, then Merlin...
  7. hungarianhc

    [Test builds] 380.58 alpha builds are now available

    This sort of thing is what is driving me to seriously consider getting a non-Asus router as my next device. When I first got the 68U, the firmware was super buggy and crappy. Then... magic.... they fixed all of the issues after a few months, The device has been working great. Now they...
  8. hungarianhc

    [Test builds] 380.58 alpha builds are now available

    Glad to have you back! With regard to the 68U issues, I'm guessing that this is an issues that Asus identified w/ their main firmware branch, and we will likely need to wait until the next release from them for a fix, yes?
  9. hungarianhc

    Asuswrt-Merlin 380.57 is now available

    Based on my own experiences as well as reading some others in this thread, it looks like something really got wonky with the 2.4ghz band with this release. I was previously on the 380 alpha with no issues. Today I did a factory reset, upgraded to 380-final, did another factory reset, and then I...
  10. hungarianhc

    User NVRAM Save/Restore Utility (R26.2)

    Just wanted to say THANK YOU. I used this utility today. Super easy and straightforward. Very much appreciated. Thank you.
  11. hungarianhc

    User NVRAM Save/Restore Utility (R26.2)

    Potentially dumb question here... I'm going to upgrade my router tonight to the newest MerlinWRT. I need to do a factory reset. I don't want to lose all of my settings so that brings me to this nvram save / restore utility. I'm thinking save settings, upgrade router, reset settings, and then...
  12. hungarianhc

    SMB share browsing f* slow on Mac OS

    I have pretty much the same issue - I always just figured it was an issue with OS X... Will be interested to hear!
  13. hungarianhc

    12" retina MacBook on 68U+Merlin ~ need to disconnect / reconnect to start connection

    This seems to have done the trick!
  14. hungarianhc

    12" retina MacBook on 68U+Merlin ~ need to disconnect / reconnect to start connection

    Hi There, I have an issue, and it's specific to a single laptop... The issue is with my 12" retina MacBook. Actually, the same issue is present on my wife's 12" retina MacBook. We're both on the most recent version of OS X El Capitan, and the issue is apparent both with the recent 380 alpha of...
  15. hungarianhc

    Asuswrt-Merlin 378.56_2 is now available

    Thanks for letting me know! I'll try it out tonight.
  16. hungarianhc

    Asuswrt-Merlin 378.56_2 is now available

    Is anyone using this release on a device that extends an existing ethernet network? I.E. as an access point? I have two of these in my house, one as a primary router, the other extending the range via ethernet. I read somewhere in the .56 thread that one person had issues with it in that mode...
  17. hungarianhc

    Using Bonded Moca 2.0 when there's a TiVo on the network

    Interesting... I just read the following here: I could have sworn that I read someplace that if there are older MoCA devices on a network, the newer devices will work at MoCA 1.1 speeds... no?
  18. hungarianhc

    Using Bonded Moca 2.0 when there's a TiVo on the network

    Hi All, I upgraded my house to HomePlug AV2 MIMO, and while it's better than Homeplug AV, I'm still not super impressed. I think the house (approx 4,000 sq ft) is too old and too big to get great results w/ that tech. I'd like to try MoCa bonded 2.0, but there are some older TiVos on the...
  19. hungarianhc

    Asus official 3.0.0.4.378.8258

    Out of curiosity, how many versions back is the merlin-wrt at this point? I'm still running on .55 with no issues, but it seems like there have been a decent amount of releases from Asus since then - curious to see what's coming next.
  20. hungarianhc

    Adaptive QoS doesn't seem to help T-Mobile WiFi Calling...

    Yes i'm very well aware of congestion on the LAN vs WAN. This is for sure WAN. I know you don't know the specifics for T-Mobile WiFi, but if they theoretically used UDP 4500 and 5060/5061 TCP, then have I set it up properly?
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