Recent content by JCompagner

just offloading https on the router (so the router handles all incoming https with the letscrypt certificate it already has) Then it relays the httpS traffic through as http to my Pie so the pie doesn't see it as https but just plain http because the router handled that traffic

kind off.. ik like that redirect Home Assistant setup that is running locally on something like http://192.168.1.158:8123/ So for this to work we really need to install more stuff (the whole lets crypt is already there...)

The router does get now lets crypt certificats so i guess by ddns domain xxxx.asuscomm.com has a nice valid certificate that i can use But what like todo is forward the traffict that comes on https:/xxxxx.asuscomm.com to my local raspberry which does handle pure http on a specific port So a...

for me upgrading my setup, did cost me quite some time to get back to a usable state :( I think others also reported similar stuff, but my setup is that i have 1 AX86U as a mesh router, then 1 AX86U as a mesh point and a AX58U as another mesh point. The AX86U mesh is connected to the 2.5GB...

hmm so it is not really more then something around Roaming Assistent setting which we already have for years? Problem is that that doesn't really work for me, i can tweak it a bit, but for 2.4Ghz i have to turn it off because else i am constantly kicked of without really anything better to...

Hi, I have 2 Asus routers because of my home is to big (or to high with 3 brick floors) with a gigabit cable beween them. And now i do here that AiMesh is supporting this, it can create a real mesh setup with routers connection to each other by cable (i don't like the other mesh setups where...

its a pitty that the RT-AC66U is getting to old now to really support. But i guess i will hold on to it until that ax routers will come along. The RT-AC66U is around me the most used Asus routers, i have 2 of them, neighours,co workers. Back then it was the best value for money, and it is...