Recent content by guvcy

Oh, that was what I feared 🫠 I genuinely don't want to have another 2.4G network being broadcast next to my main one. And I was hoping to be able to access the web interface from my local network and leave the modem under the cabinet, never to be seen 🫠

Hi there. About accessing the DSL-N17U to see the DSL connection status etc, you said "simply plug an ethernet to the 3rd port of the modem". As in, use your laptop to connect to the DSL-N17U itself via ethernet? Or do you connect it to your router's LAN ports and it's being treated like a client?

In the case of my TP-Link 9960, the device is literally just a modem, as in, it just modulates and demodulates electrical signals, that's it. No way of it being connected to the internet, even when it's successfully bridged. It can't even reach the NTP server, nor TP-Link's own cloud service for...

I did 🫠 This is a very niche case. The world has moved on to fiber eons ago, and there are no up-to-date sources. Besides, TP-Link calls this implementation a "bridge", but if you include the terms "Asus" and "bridge", you end up with lots of wireless bridging implementation pages. Try "PPPoE...

Man, you literally say "go search" :D I searched and found this exact thread, like where am I supposed to go from here lol. Anyway "SNBForums is a community for everyone, no matter what their level of experience. Please be tolerant and patient of others, especially newcomers. We are all here...

Now we're getting told off for finding similar threads and asking our questions there? Back in the day people would only get angry when every teenager started their own forum thread for a question they had without searching. Geez, forums have become toxic, haven't it...

I stumbled upon this thread with great excitement, only to see that there were no replies 🥲 Sadly, I'm in a part of the world where there's a MASSIVE reliance on WISPs, usually maxing out at 16Mbits, and they recently deployed VDSL2 (yeah, in 2023!) with speeds going up to 100Mbits. My old...