Recent content by jaklan

Okay guys, I can put some more light on the issue. I've just found a YouTube review of GT-AX11000 Pro. It's in Chinese, but English subtitles works well enough. The most important outcome from the video - the reviewer was able to use the 2.5G port for LAN: Btw, what's also interesting in the...

Hah, and that's what I wanted to believe is also possible with the GT-AX11000 Pro, but it seems no one was able to verify it yet...

Well, depends where you live. In some countries 10G is getting pretty common and I believe AX11000 Pro is the Asus's answer to increasing demand for 10G support also in the mid-to-high price range. Yeah it seems as an only uncompromising option, but a) the price is ridiculous b) as reported in...

Thanks for clarification! Having said that - 10G WAN port without even single 2.5G LAN port is pretty disappointing. The setup in GT-AX11000 was at least useful to get 3.5G via port aggregation, but who cares about it anymore when having 10G port?

RT-AX86U is said directly to have a WAN/LAN port: And information about GT-AX11000 Pro are not coherent - specs mention only WAN, briefs mention both...

Oh I feel your pain. That's what I was afraid of - becoming a beta tester of freshly released router, as it seems to be pretty common with Asus... So it seems the battle-proved GT-AX6000 could be a better idea as for now, even taking the lack of 10Gbps port into consideration. At least unless...

Thanks for the answer! But have you actually tried to use it for LAN? I read some comments from guys with GT-AXE16000, which also has a WAN-only 2.5 Gbps port in theory, but they succeeded to use it for LAN, so I believe here it should work the same...

Hi all, I wonder about buying GT-AX11000 Pro as it seems to be a pretty nice balance between GT-AX6000 and GT-AXE16000 (from both money & capability perspectives), I just have one question about the 2.5G port. Looking at the specification, you can see it's described as "1 x 2.5 Gigabit WAN...

Hi all, I was recently playing with SSL certificates on my router and discover a few things which imho can be helpful to solve problems with SSL certificates. Probably everything below was already mentioned somewhere on the forum, but when I was looking for solutions to my problems I had to read...