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Hi thanks for reading. The modem voltage is supposed to be isolated from the router in this example so there's no need for voltage matching. Also, this isn't using a gigabit port. This is using the link from the WAN port of the router to the LAN of the modem. Thanks again

Hi Alex, Thanks for the comment. I understand regular PoE and it's purposes. This is 'just' passive PoE which should be more straight forward. Yes, agree it was my mistake :) Was hoping for constructive input but appreciate I'm a newbie here so maybe I haven't earned support yet, from the...

Gutted and feeling very silly. After reading plenty on the topic, for wiring reasons, I bought a pair of passive PoE adaptors https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B076LR5KMF/?tag=smallncom-21 ..where i planned on using the original Huawei PSU downstairs, next to my Asus rt-ac86u router and the existing...

Hi brobin. Thats a great point about the clients attempting to reconnect. And good advice on the reboot. Thanks!

Hi there! I've been running a schedule to shut down both 2.4 and 5GHz radio's during the night. The router is just under my young kids' bedrooms and I'm paranoid about radio signals. Anyhow..... The radio's are scheduled to switch back on at 6am which they do. But approx 30-50% of the time...

Thats really informative and helpful. I must be the only one who would like to reduce its output:) Cheers!

Hi Hawk Thank you very much, I thought this might be the case. Was this a change by Asus made after the 68u?. I'd like to understand why it worked so well on that. I might have to switch back to the 68u, sadly. Many thanks for your expert help!

Morning all, I used to use the TX Power slider on my AC68U to lower the output of the 2.4GHz channel which only powered my IoT gadgets. My 5GHz was full Power but scheduled in activation. It made a welcome and measurable reduction in signal strength. Despite the SNB FAQ saying this isn't...