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I run AddGuard DNS server on my LAN and my RT-AC66U B1's WiFi is configures to use AP isolation. I would like to allow access to DNS server 192.168.1.30. How could I configure this?

Wireless-AC Bridge for WPA2 Enterprise Network I have found this Silex BR-310AC but it's hard to find. Do you guys have found other bridges which support Enterprise security? High Performance Gigabit Ethernet to 802.11ac WLAN Bridge Including 802.1X Enterprise Security BR-310AC is a...

That problem was caused by a problem in ISP's modem router.

How can I do that if all IPv6 adresses are dynamic public adresses which are assigned by ISP? All LAN side IPv6 aresses are public.

Couldn't that cause problems if ISP's DHCP decides to assign different IPv6 adresses? Edit: There's something wrong. I can ping IPv6 adresses but I cannot connect. ping -6 2a00:801:f::195 works but I cannot open http://[2a00:801:f::195]/

My IPv6 connection type is Native, DHCP-PD is enabled and my server has a public IPv6 address. I need to open port 80 for my webserver but I don't know how to define the destination address on my LAN side. The guide https://www.asus.com/us/support/FAQ/1013638/ doesn't show how to bind the local...

Routing performance.

It's easy to measure and is interesting information. Another thing I'm missing is the simultaneus throughput. Power comsumption when transfering data varies alot. TP-Link Archer C7: 23 W Tenda Wireless AC1750: 42 W D-Link DIR 868L: 25 W Asus RT-AC68U: 46 W Linksys EA6900: 34 W

What is the idle power comsumption?

It seems that TP-Link TL-WN722N works in Linux. TL-WN722N can capture all packets reliable. Npcap does now work in my Windows 7 so I have not tested TL-WN722N in Windows. TP-Link TL-WN722N is only 1x1 MIMO 802.11bgn adapter. Info: https://wikidevi.com/wiki/TP-LINK_TL-WN722N WiFi certification...

Netgear A6200 was rated five stars for packet capture but I did not had any luck with that. Omnipeek use Netgear A6210. I'll try it with Npcap when I get my A6210.

I'm not sure if I understook right. Have you used those adapters as regular USB WLAN adapters or have you used those with Wireshark and captured traffic not destined to the adapter itself?

Looks like all listed adapters are quite old.

Do you use those adapters with Npcap https://github.com/nmap/npcap ?

Do those work in Windows or Linux? Have you tested there adapters? I would be good is someone could confrim well working USB adapter. Access points are Cisco Aironet 802.11n and 802.11ac models.