Recent content by wocram

Under "LAN > Switch Control".

Yes, works perfectly with several VPN tunnels at the same time! You should be aware though that the total bandwidth might be limited by your router's processor power. Also it depends on how many simultaneous connections your VPN provider allows.

Media server As far as I know, CTF (Cut Throat Forwarding) and FA (Flow Acceleration) are both names for the same thing, Hardware Acceleration (HW). When it is "Enabled", it will show on the Tools > Sysinfo.

Upgraded my RT-AC1900P from 380.64_2 to 380.65 No issues at all, GUI seems snappier (quicker) then ever, Great work!

When the OpenVPN is connecting/working from any place on WAN (outside your LAN) your configuration is probably ok. Router's have the ability to block the ports that are used by VPN, which might be the case at Michael's store. By using port 443 (as suggested by Fitz Mutch) you could circumvent...

Maybe there is a media database being updated over WiFi ? Typically, when I update my firmware and reattach my storage HD with a lot of media to the router, the media server of my router start reading all data and it can take until 10 minutes before it is done. During this updating, the CPU...

Only reboot my router for firmware updates. Never had Any reboots beside my own intervention or power loss.

Writing data to my WD MyBook 2TB gives me +30MB/s and reading speed is around 40-60MB/s. There are many people that still access their NAS over a 100Mb/s network, they never will reach these speeds ;)

Instead of Samba (SMB) you could try if copying your files though FTP would be a solution. As I am using Mac, which has crippled SMB, I use FTP 99% of the time to copy data.

Did you read and try the suggestions in the thread I linked previously? My problem didn't resolve when I upgraded the firmware..

Try to put the router in a central location closer to the area where you need a stronger signal. If the signal strength of European router models is really less, then your only option seems to be getting a US model.. Also keep in mind that the 2.4GHz band provides considerably more range then...

Updated my RT-AC1900P from 380.64 to 64_2 All works fine.

Think I had a similar problem (having only the cstats file) and started a threat a while back: http://www.snbforums.com/threads/how-to-load-stored-traffic-monitoring-logs.35632/#post-289898 Please have a look, hope it helps.

Be happy that it does report something (sorry couldn't resist) ;)

Performance of both RT-AC1900p and RT-AC68U are very close. When both are sold at same price, I would buy the AC1900p. It would be nice to see a comparison test, but as far as I known, nobody tested them side-by-side yet!?