Recent content by bluzfanmr1

If you are wanting to use Unbound exclusively, your settings have included other resolvers. I use Unbound with AGH and here is my upstream list using Unbound only: [/router.asus.com/][::]:553 [/www.asusnetwork.net/][::]:553 [/www.asusrouter.com/][::]:553 [/use-application-dns.net/][::]:553...

For anyone interested, here's the relevant link on this. The way I read it, Unbound continues to look for updated records while retaining the ability to serve soon to be stale or expired records, to maintain resolving. This new setting enabled new behavior while retaining the option to keep the...

Apple is known for these type of messages when connected via ethernet. If I use an ethernet cable with my Apple TV I get the same messages constantly. If I use wireless with the Apple TV, no more messages. Harmless either way.

Last week I went looking for a GT-AX6000 for my son as he's still using my old RT-AC68U_B1 and the 5Ghz band is dying. Couldn't find a new one anywhere (other than scammers asking huge $$$) and was surprised by that.

Can you get ethernet to their ONT and go straight into your GT-AX6000, or you don't want to do that? Or bring the ONT into the house if there is an extra lenghth of fiber cable? That's how mine is. Fiber line through the house, ONT inside the house straight into ethernet and into my GT-AX6000.

I'm talking about the printer being in Access Point mode. Canon printers offer that mode where you connect directly to the printer and not over your local network.

Yes, I believe you will have to do that if you are using your own router. The VID for Brightspeed is 201 and I don't know if Frontier is different but you should be able to find the answer online somewhere.

Have you checked if there is a firmware update in the printer settings? I doubt it would be that but it may help. Also, do you maybe have it in "Access Point" mode? If so, that may be the issue.

I believe that to be true, though it's not as much of an issue any more as the cable companies have accounted for those situations. It's more about cable inherently having more lag. There are technical reasons from what I have read.

You're going to love fiber if you are coming from Spectrum cable. I did the same but have Brightspeed fiber. Makes for a much better experience, especially latency. I also discarded their provided router and use my Asus GT-AX6000.

Here's how it shows on my Iphone. It also shows it on the lock screen.

I wasn't aware that it's handled differently based on manufacturer. I have an iPhone and was speaking from experience, plus to quote Apple themselves:

From my experience, and I believe this is the answer, wifi calling will only kick in if your cell singal is weak or if you have no signal at all. Do you know how strong your signal was at these locations? Someone will correct me if I'm mistaken.

Awesome, thanks for the tip!

I just ran it again this morning and I did not get that last line this time for some reason even without making any changes. All is well, not that it was an issue the first time. ssd_trim: Scanning /proc/mounts for USB-backed filesystems under /tmp/mnt ssd_trim: Detected SSD candidate...