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I am not very familiar with your specific question, but there's an interesting article about it that can help you. https://krebsonsecurity.com/2014/02/time-to-harden-your-hardware/

Thanks for sharing this interesting resource to the readers. I find it helpful for knowing the two new platforms that was designed to allow faster download and upload speeds, high capacity, better coverage, lower latency and enhanced battery life afforded by Broadcom’s Wi-Fi 6 implementation.

Hi, I am also running pfSense for a couple of years and so far I am satisfied in its' features. It was easy to install in a physical computer or in a virtual machine to make a router for a network. See the link below to know more about its' features...

Well, Synology RT2600AC can support multiple data streams simultaneously like streaming media players, game consoles, smart TVs, tablets, and more. I think this is a good router at your place.

Try using powerlines to act as giant ethernet cables. Just get generic or super routers and link it via powerline adaptors. You can use one router to connect to the internet and the rest be switches which are basically USB hubs.

I'm not really familiar of motion sensors but try checking the link below, you’ll find top motion sensor lights with unique features like smart technology, covert designs, and more. https://www.safewise.com/resources/motion-sensor-lights-buyers-guide

By default, Dropbox automatically limits your file upload and download speeds, which meant large files were taking forever to sync. To tweak this, go to Windows, Click Dropbox in the system tray, then Preferences > Bandwidth; on Mac, click Dropbox in the menu bar, then Preferences > Network >...

Fluke Networks are good supplier of reliable cable testers. Their products are great, but the prices are a bit surprising. But if you are on a low budget, you can try Byte Brothers cable tester with prices according to features.

Sending large files can cause the NAS to disconnect because some have file size limits. Also, try checking your router because some routers buckle and drop under heavy use.

There are several things that could be causing the problem. It can be because of an errant app, lack of free space, fancy effects or background processes and slow WIFI connection itself. Try checking if this points slows down your phone.

This is because Chrome now marks all unencrypted websites as explicitly 'not secure'. Most of it will be visible to all HTTP sites, which will now display a “Not Secure” image in the address bar, because it isn’t encrypted, which means that any data shared between you and a website isn’t scrambled.

If you are looking for a cheaper solution, try using cable outlets to send Wi-Fi signals over the coaxial cables on your home. You don’t need to reconfigure your Wi-Fi settings, nor to replace a router. You just need to twist a few cable connectors which costs about 5–8 times less than the...

For more information about troubleshooting authentication problems, you can try reading this https://docs.openvpn.net/troubleshooting/troubleshooting-authentication-related-problems/. You can run the process using the authentication testing tool available in the command line called authcli.

Based on experienced, OpenDNS is really reliable and has faster internet speeds. Also, it is free and helps block phishing websites from loading on your computer.