Recent content by gentisle

Whoops! Sorry. I got the GL-MT1300 by Beryl, and it's amazing. At least at the hotel I'm currently staying at, it connects to their wifi, and I'm able to connect all my devices. Have to wait until I go to some other places to see if a different connection scheme allows it to connect correctly...

The replies to this thread have allowed me to solve the issue. Thanks to all who replied. This case is closed.

@Adooni Yes, the AC3200 is quite large. And I looked at using tomato, but decided it was too difficult for my level. Nice to know I could get $100 for the router. That would cover the cost of a new one. :)

Well, that shows my ignorance of IPV6. I just thought it might be nice to have just in case. I admit I do not understand networking. Tried to learn it years ago, but couldn't seem to catch on to that or coding. :(

@bbunge That is crazy! It makes me wish I had my own airplane and could fly whenever/wherever without all that hassle. So a blessing in disguise. Good!

@Tech9 Yes, I saw that, and liked the fact that it also has IPV6. @RMerlin I looked at Tomato, DD-WRT, and OpenWRT,even AsusMerlin, but that is a bit too much for me to handle. Too many ifs, ands, and buts, to flash a router and keep from bricking it. I've never been a good reader, so that...

@Tech9 Thanks for the link on the Slate routers, looks very interesting. I was hoping to not have to buy another router, but maybe that's better because of security. Thanks again. @eibgrad Thanks for expounding on what Tech9 said. Guess, I'll go shopping. @bbunge Bummer, man.

Hi all, I have the RT-AC3200 and have wondered if I could make it into a travel router. I have been an OTR trucker, and I am in a different place each night. It would be nice to have my router connect to truckstop/hotel wifi, and then all my devices could partake of the Internet. I have found...