campster123
New Around Here
Hey,
So I run a small co-working space (which also houses my video production company) and we have just had an ADSL 2+ connection for the past few years. We've been using an Asus DSL-AC68U and it's been fine so far. We have about 20 people in the studio and up to 50 odd clients connected at any given time.
Now we're finally able to get a Fiber connection to the studio (400/400) and before I run out and upgrade our router, I was wondering the following:
- Will the DSL-AC68U be able to cope with the 400/400 connection (it runs to an ETU that I figure I can run an Ethernet cable from, to an Ethernet port on the AC68U and use that as the WAN connection)?
- Will the CPU be able to cope with routing duties for 50 odd clients on said connection?
- Can I setup bandwidth control so that some of the network is on a bandwidth limited 50/50 and those that want the full 400/400 service can access it separately?
My thoughts at the moment is I will try to set it up with this router for now, and then if it seems to be falling over I'll look at going something more business class if needed.
Cheers,
Adam
So I run a small co-working space (which also houses my video production company) and we have just had an ADSL 2+ connection for the past few years. We've been using an Asus DSL-AC68U and it's been fine so far. We have about 20 people in the studio and up to 50 odd clients connected at any given time.
Now we're finally able to get a Fiber connection to the studio (400/400) and before I run out and upgrade our router, I was wondering the following:
- Will the DSL-AC68U be able to cope with the 400/400 connection (it runs to an ETU that I figure I can run an Ethernet cable from, to an Ethernet port on the AC68U and use that as the WAN connection)?
- Will the CPU be able to cope with routing duties for 50 odd clients on said connection?
- Can I setup bandwidth control so that some of the network is on a bandwidth limited 50/50 and those that want the full 400/400 service can access it separately?
My thoughts at the moment is I will try to set it up with this router for now, and then if it seems to be falling over I'll look at going something more business class if needed.
Cheers,
Adam