Recent content by MinkyMomo

Thanks, this worked for me too!

Rock-solid update. Thank you, Voxel!

Re: Firewalla's privacy policy, you might want to ask on Reddit, but here are a couple of related threads:

I use a Firewalla Gold to load-balance (why? because I can :)) between Spectrum and T-Mobile Home Internet. The FWG feeds a Netgear Orbi RBR50 in AP mode with two RBS50 satellites, all eBay refurbs and all running Voxel's awesome firmware. I considered building my own pfSense box and in the end...

I don't see these... have 2 RBS50s wirelessly connected to my RBR50, all version 2 hardware...

I have been using a Netgear LB1120 in bridge mode for a couple of years now on an AT&T account and have found it to be very reliable.

I just upgraded to 81.1SF and as far as I can tell, 5GHz performance on channel 36(+40,44,48) is unchanged with respect to 81SF. To my knowledge, there are no radars in my vicinity that could trigger DFS.

I went with YoLink myself; loving it so far but this coming winter will be its first, so keeping a eye on it...

Reporting no anomalies with IPv6 on 1.0.2.75.2SF. Thank you, Voxel!

I lost the ability to connect to my Sonos devices from the phone app upon upgrading from 74.1SF to 74.2SF, and dropped back to 74.1SF; upon upgrading to 74.3SF, my Sonos devices are back. I do run OpenVPN server on my router.

Out of curiosity, I set up pi-hole in a new VM. My R7800 is on 67SF with IPv6 enabled; neither stubby nor dnscrypt is enabled. It remained responsible for DHCP, and advertised a single DNS entry that points to the pi-hole VM. pi-hole itself was configured with Cloudflare as the only upstream DNS...

I tried v2.3.7.6 of the Nighthawk app. I'm running 67SF on my router, and connected locally to it. I tried to turn remote management ON and failed; the app reports "Some error occurred while enabling/disabling remote management". I don't use remote management myself, but it does appear that...

Judging from the Amazon reviews and NetGear forum chatter I read when I was looking to buy one, recovery from failover was (and apparently still is) an ongoing problem with the LB2120. Fortunately, I have the option of manually failing over when needed and am happy with my own LB1120.

Nice work, Kamoj... I'm puzzled by the screenshot you provided though--the version strings all say R7800 and yet there's a phantom 802.11ad radio listed... Is this the same bug previously reported by percy3? Perhaps an old screenshot?

If AT&T's wifi calling feature is anything like T-Mobile's, you ought to be good with 61SF -- I haven't had any issues with the latter...