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  1. nospamever

    Thank You @RMerlin

    Almost started a thread until I saw this one. Thank you Eric for your excellent work. Hope support for RT-AC86U will keep going and going.
  2. nospamever

    Seeking advice on RAID setup

    Have committed to Netgear so Synology and Qnap are not options for me right now. Perhaps in the future. I am aware both these brands seem to be the favourite here.
  3. nospamever

    Seeking advice on RAID setup

    Thanks, the more I learn about NAS the less I want to use it. Just seemed very hard to deploy unless I sink money into it. But I have data I could not lose.
  4. nospamever

    Seeking advice on RAID setup

    Seeking advice from this forum about what is a good approach to my RAID setup. As of now, I have the following: 1) Brand new Netgear RN316 (6-bay) with 4x 3TB and 2x4TB disks 2) 2nd hand Netgear RN104 (4-bay) with 4x 3TB disks 3) 2nd hand Netgear RN102 (2-bay) with 2x 2TB disks 4) 2nd hand...
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    How to block internet access for IP range

    For sure my DHCP pool is outside manually assigned IP. I can't explain it but that is how it is configured on my router. TP-Link router I had before permitted huge subnet (think I set it to have 65k IP addresses) but don't think my RT-AC86U can do the same. I usually disable my guest network...
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    How to block internet access for IP range

    Hi, I understand now what you are saying. Bugger thought I had this figured out!
  7. nospamever

    How to block internet access for IP range

    The higher limit is due to YazDHCP and I think the limit changes in response to the number of IP reservations. I started with only 128 limit and it went up to 176. Very happy with that. What I wanted to achieve is to control DHCP automatically assigned devices which range from 192.168.1.192-254...
  8. nospamever

    How to block internet access for IP range

    Actually my manual assign IP limit is 176
  9. nospamever

    How to block internet access for IP range

    Thank you so much!
  10. nospamever

    How to block internet access for IP range

    My DHCP IP pool starts from 192.168.1.200 to 254. I manually assign IP addresses to known devices up to 192.168.1.199. So any unknown devices including guests will be assigned with IP 192.168.1.200 and above. Is it possible to use firewall to block IP range 192.168.1.200-254?
  11. nospamever

    DHCP max limit 176

    Happy to have more than 128 reservations
  12. nospamever

    DHCP max limit 176

    Was just looking at my settings and noted the limit is 176? Last time I checked was 128. How did that happened? Note that I am not complaining but just curious.
  13. nospamever

    ASUS routers with at least 128 manually assigned IPs

    Maybe so but I lack the prior knowledge to understand what has been posted. Like I said I am too dumb to figure all out.
  14. nospamever

    ASUS routers with at least 128 manually assigned IPs

    Hi yes all mixed up. I wanted to create a second less-secure network but could not resolve how to control the Linksys router of the second network from the first network (behind RT-AC86U). I am just too dumb to fugure out how :)
  15. nospamever

    ASUS routers with at least 128 manually assigned IPs

    I suppose th eusual - computers, mobile phones, portable devices, IoTs. With reserve IPs I know what device is on my setwork and ability to control internet usage. I am reading up mac access control too.
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