Recent content by mackworth

yup Latest version of wire shark. Tp-link claims Omada supports it and when I toggle the setting in their software controller I do see that the neighbor report toggles between enabled and disabled so they do appear to be sending jt. I am just trying to confirm where it’s true or not that...

Trying to investigate the 802.11k implementation on my Omada system and I noticed that although I see ".... ..1. = Neighbor Report: Enabled" under the "Tag: RM Enabled Capabilities (5 octets)" element, I don't see Country and Power Constraint elements in the frame. A few websites that I have...

I am in a similar boat. I have a symmetric gigabit connection and would love to get rid of my buffer bloat with something with fq_codel or cake. So that leaves PFSense or Openwrt. The APU2 @Trip mentioned is almost perfect, but its just not quite fast enough for an SQM on gigabit but would...

If TP-Link had something similar to the FlexHD, so I wouldn't have to ceiling mount the first floor access point, I would have totally jumped. But you may have convinced me to try to hack in a first floor access point somewhere. Will need to think.

So ~2 months ago Amazon had 15% off EAP245s as part of a Prime card special. I was ready to purchase 2 of them, the outdoor model, the POE switch and the controller. Ultimately I decided that I would hold off on going full access point until AX 6e stuff starts come out in a year or two. But...

I am interested in purchasing a single one of these, but I can't seem to find anything except for two packs. Their marketing material seems to imply you should be able, but maybe there are supply problems from Covid?

My trusty Asus RT68W seems to have a failing 2.4Ghz radio so I want to replace it with something "temporary" while I wait out Wifi 6E at which point I will probably go full access points. I have gigabit Fios, 1600sq/ft house two story house (square), and 3 3x3 devices (15 inch MacBook pros)...

I think most people get their own router because 1) Wireless Range 2) Stability 3) Mesh 4) Not "renting" one from their ISP etc. 5) Speed .... 100) Privacy.

https://www.qualcomm.com/news/releases/2019/08/27/qualcomm-unveils-networking-pro-series-platforms-aim-set-new-benchmark-wi In addition to the Orbi, the press release contained references to Ruckus, Aruba, Belkin (Linksys) so assume all of these will have new releases soon on this platform...

Am I understanding this correctly? Its saying it has 4804 Mbps dedicated to backhaul when linked with another one and 4804 Mbps decided to clients? That would make this much faster on paper than the new Orbis right?

https://9to5toys.com/2019/07/09/arris-surfboard-max/ Looks like pre orders are up. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well, the ascetics of the case changed to match the 225 V3, including having the ethernet/power on the bottom so you can hide the wires. Internally, the new V3 has MU-MIMO, Seamless Roaming (802.11r/k/v), Airtime Fairness and Beamforming. I believe like the 225 V3, which is already out, the...

Are you in the US? There is a new version of the 245 that has launched outside the US already that is supposed to launch here next month.

Easily hacked?

Thanks for checking. It's been hard not to bite on the all the 225 deals, but I have a few 3x3 devices, so I really wanted to wait. Now depending on the price, I will need to decide if I should skip a generation and move to ax.