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    Router Suggestions

    In early 2016, I gave up on the various "Super Routers" from Asus (having the AC3200 as a Router and an RT8&AC , RC66 and RC56 in Access point modes) and having read a few things about UniFi, I bought an Edge Router Light (ERL) and a Unifi AP Pro-AC and Unifi AC Light, I was so blown away by...
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    TP-Link Archer C2600 owners out there

    I have one, it's working as an access point. I use an ERL as my router. How can I help?
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    TP Link Archer C2600 Reviewed

    I am using one of these in AP mode, secret is to make sure you connect to your LAN via LAN port and not WAN port, which caught me out after years of using Asus routers as APs. 1. Network/Internet set Dynamic IP. 2 Network/DHCP Server untick "Enable DHCP server" box. And thats it :) Network...
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    Asus RT56 or Asus RT66

    I can only speak from experience with the RT56. But I too have Virgin Cable (120/20) The RT56 is an amazing router, though if you get one, make sure you run Padovan's amazing firmware https://code.google.com/p/rt-n56u/ My network consists of: RT56 (Router and Wifi) 2x Apple Airport...
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    Cisco rvs4000 (v2) or Asus RT-N56U

    Tim, Our Internet is 120mbps or soon will be once Virgin role it out to our area.
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    Cisco rvs4000 (v2) or Asus RT-N56U

    Thanks for reply Tim, I think I just couldn't resist the Cisco at the auction price, the N56 with the custom firmware is excellent, I just like "tinkering" I guess plus moving to a more enterprise and less consumer based hardware seems fun... Lol I read that wan performance on the rvs4000 was...
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    Cisco rvs4000 (v2) or Asus RT-N56U

    I was hoping for some advice. At present I have an N56 which does sterling service as a router and provides wi-fi for the downstairs of our property. It's been flashed with Padovan's firmware and generally I am extremely happy. We have a 100mbps cable service. Our house is wired with Cat6...
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    Asus RT-N56U Reviewed

    HI, I just joined to say a great big thank you to Padavan for his firmware. I received my N56 from Amazon on Friday, to replace my 2010 Apple TImeCapsule. I have flashed a couple of routers to DD-WRT in the past, and once I realised that the stock Default ASUS firmware (which I had updated...
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