Recent content by Dave in NM

Depends how techy you are. For my house, we like seeing them around.

I love the size of the mr2200ac mesh nodes, they looks like small routers. But yep they are not "pucks". But the last thing I want is a google listening devices in my house.

Well the 7800 is a great device. Actually, I've found the Synology 2600ac super-reliable and solid, a cut above ASUS and Netgear (though that's not saying much). We'll see next week how this new one works out, the SRM software is more mature than when I had it originally.

I must be crazy but i bought this router again yesterday (sold my initial one a while back) to go along with my three MR2200ac routers.

I'm trying "Telegram", it seems to not censor so far and allow free speech.

I've decided to sell my AX88U (and AC1900P) on ebay, just feels flaky to me after the port failure. Bought two Synology MR2200ac units, they are really great quality.

Yeah it used to be, then it used to be under LAN or WAN Switch Control, but no there either. Its just buried this time on the Asus UI.

Thanks must be Merlin cause I don't see that in Asus UI.

I don't see anywhere in the UI to set this. Where is it?

I just lost Port 2 on this router (RT-AX88U), anyone else get this? I can plug into Port 3 or 1 (or any other ethernet port) but spontaneously today Port 2 (of 8) just quit right in middle of the day by itself. Pretty miffed about it. I'll probably reboot router, see if it comes back but...

Yeah i did not notice the main WIFI (5ghz and 2.4 ghz) was off for 3 days (even though i thought it was weird there were less indicator lights on), because the Mesh router was picking up all the wifi from the house.

Hey i've had my AX88U for a few weeks now. Seems to be working fine. I added my AC1900 as a mesh node, and it was fairly painless. I noted the both Wifi on AX88U were deactivated recently (but not on AC1900) dont' know if i did it accidentally or was a result of last firmware update or just...

When I picked up the RT-AX88U recently, I put my AC1900 (wired backhaul) into service as a mesh node. It was actually a lot easier than I expected, you can add/maintain (even update firmware) it from the primary node. Seems to be working great, and really not a single problem. I noticed...

Amazon's found another way to creep into our homes, spy on us, and steal our privacy.

Asus already has a mesh AX offering.