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    GL.iNet worth a try? Any advantage over ASUS?

    They were having issues with the initial releases (people were very upset) with the drivers, they tried the new OpenWrt version, and, if I understand correctly, better drivers ended up in the older version they initially released with so they went back for now. They are developing both the...
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    GL.iNet worth a try? Any advantage over ASUS?

    Why not use the OEM firmware?
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    Replacing AC88U, serving 6x CAT5e, all WiFi from AiMesh nodes...suggestions?

    Then you could get a model with a 2.5GbE LAN port (+ the 3x or 4x 1GbE ports) and connect a 2.5GbE switch to it.
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    Replacing AC88U, serving 6x CAT5e, all WiFi from AiMesh nodes...suggestions?

    Can you please explain how/why the bandwidth would be cut in half? And what do you mean by "concurrent bandwidth"?
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    Exploiting Sequence Number Leakage: TCP Hijacking in NAT-Enabled Wi-Fi Networks

    Interesting. The high-end vendors sometimes advertised here are vulnerable and the ASUS-es are not.
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    VPN server help

    Would AllowedIPs give you the solution? I'm reading conflicting information as to if AllowedIPs is the source/client IP or the destination IP. https://www.asus.com/support/faq/1048280/#a2
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    A question about WireGuard security

    The hard part is getting the config file to the mobile device LOL Maybe the USB-C port on the mobile can read a flash drive now? Haven't tried it.
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    VPN server help

    If your friends are on your home network, why do you want them to connect to your VPN to use the Plex server that is on your home network?
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    Using DOT DNS breaks ECS

    What is ECS and EDNS?
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    Redirect port 443 to 8443

    Then I guess I don't understand the problem. If your router is set to accept HTTPS on port 8443, just browse to https://router:8443, no redirect needed. I've never heard of a port redirect (for anything).
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    Redirect port 443 to 8443

    Sorry for the poor grammar. I mean this:
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    Redirect port 443 to 8443

    I'm not clear on your current settings or what the problem is, but you can set your router to look for port 8443, then you browse to https://router.asus.com:8443
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    GT-AX11000 - Traffic Analyzer - Statistic data not showing

    And don't forget the full reset & reconfigure routine.
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    RT-AC86U -> RT-AX86U Pro Review

    And don't forget that the AX86U Pro is Oddly, the AX88U Pro product page doesn't have this image :p🤣
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