Recent content by JemTheWire

You have replied to a thread that hasn’t been ‘used’ in 5 years. I suggest that you start your own thread. More chance of a reply then. Unless, of course, you are a BOT. 😀

Not that I know of. I usually take screenshots of the pertinent pages and refer back to them. Another alterative is to save the web pages in your browser.

This is obviously true. But if some was going to pay anyway, it saves them some money.

There is a discount code for $30 off for the first year. I have just used it. Enter TACLITE at checkout.

I would suggest that the graph is pretty normal. My Internet speeds take a hit after approximately 18:00. My simple guess is that it is when folk get home from work and start streaming/watching stuff. Providing the speed/bandwidth is good enough for what I need, I don't worry.

Yep. It is only 2.4GHz.

I have an AX88U (non Pro) and a Logitech Harmony Elite connected and works just fine. I don’t see why the AX88U Pro would be any different.

Here in the UK, my ISP's street cab has battery backup. I know because I work for them!

Very interesting. I am not too network savvy, but this is quite disturbing. Thanks for posting.

I’ve not got that deep into configuration yet. It’s a steep learning curve for me. I want to move into VLANs soon.

Thanks.

I have recently changed my home network setup. I have added a stand-alone pfSense box, now only using my router, an RT-AX88U running Merlin 388.2, as an access point. After I SSH into the AP I noticed that AMTM was available and could list available packages. I am only really interested in...

Sorted. I checked the configs again and found that I needed to enter a DNS server address. AFAIK, the YouTube walk through didn’t mention this, but I could have easily missed it as it had been a long day.

Hello. After using an AX88U with Merlin for an age, I got bored with everything ’just working’ so I’ve dipped my toes into pfSense waters. I have completely rewired my home network accordingly. I am now using the AX88U as an access point along with an AX3000 & AX1500 access points from TP-Link...

Same here, I really thought that I had bricked my router. RT-AX88U.