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Airtime fairness still wreaks havok with iot systems. Leave disabled.

That world beat the purpose. Flash and set manually

Yes, but I think not on Asuswrt. It's possibile under openwrt: https://jotbe.io/blog/2021/01/openwrt-router-with-tor/ https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/services/tor/hs Obviously is the same thing as opening your router on standard internet. So it's recommended that you use this function to...

Split the ssid, trust me

Uhm...no, I'm on openwrt now, kernel 5.15 lts supported until 2027 😀 Asus router has been repurposed as an AP

Chill 'bro...I'm just saying what I said

That the packets in fresh tomato are security updated. The kernel seems way past EOL. So you're using an insecure product, which is bad.

As long as the kernel Is supported....

It's only a gimmick, never works the right way: some devices refuse to connect, others stick to one and only one band...

No. Use split ssid or be prepared to glitches/problems/failures

Wireguard works in kernel space, openvpn in user space. And this is a first important difference regarding speed. Chacha is faster (way faster, like more than double the speed) on non hw-accelerated devices and it's security is comparable to AES256 (so you can't compare AES128 with Chacha). See...

Well, i didn't think that until a few months ago... Now, after having used and deployed wireguard on lot of devices I can say it's far superior for a simple, fast, lean soho VPN.

Wireguard Is the best option for your use case (for the most use cases in reality). Hw acceleration is preserved. Openvpn should be used only in specific use cases (tcp connection, obfuscation, tap).

To shape GeForce Now these are the ports: 49003 – UDP Inbound AUDIO 49004 – UDP Outbound AUDIO 49005 – UDP Inbound VIDEO 49006 – TCP/UDP Outbound/Inbound Remote Input No need to spend in pro/ultra/gamers edition router....

No Need for qos on that Speed unless you run a mini-isp with several users