router

I have been pretty heavily researching Wi-Fi 6 and above routers the last couple of weeks. I can't believe how many companies are now hiding features behind paywalls just to unlock these features that should be built in. TP-Link is doing it, Netgear is doing it as well. From what I have...

Looks like Synology may be releasing a new router soon, this time supporting Wi-Fi 6. https://dongknows.com/synology-unveils-rt6600ax-wi-fi-6-router/

So we have a shitty Netgear router here at work (not my pick). It has the most shitty GUI I have ever seen. I couldn't take it anymore. Did some Googling this morning and came across Fresh Tomato. I use to use Tomato back in the day and always loved it. I had to flash with DD-WRT first so that...

Amazon has the cool looking Norton Core Secure WiFi Router on sale today for $99. I believe after your your first year there is a subscription service though.

Hot deal here! Don't even think about it just do it, you won't regret it. Thanks for @jmanz for the heads up. Also welcome to the club ;) Synology RT2600AC Wi-Fi AC 2600 Gigabit Router $154.99

I wonder if this can be pushed out through firmware, or if you will have to purchase a whole new router? Source

I think I wrote about this years ago. It's not just routers either it's embedded into most circuit chips. Sourcehttps://wikileaks.org/vault7/document/WiFi_Devices/WiFi_Devices.pdf

So I still love my Asus, but looking to get into a AC router. Mine is getting older, just a N, but it also seems to be cutting out a lot more and more lately even though I am running back on stock firmware with the latest. It's been good but want to try something new. So I think I want a AC...

Hi folks, I just recently purchased a Netgear N600 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router (WNDR37100-100NAS) today. My desktop is in the dining area and the router is pretty much in the living room. It's really about 6 to 7 steps away from me, but I do not have it hardwired because of a door that is...

I have a Netgear n900 wndr4500 Rather then run cables across the floor, or drill another hole in the hardwood floors, I am considering getting a wireless router to set upon the TV stand to deliver wifi to the TV for netflix and to a PC in the front room that we'd use for light surfing and...

I just thought I would mention this. Recently I picked up a RT-N66U router. Asus re-did their firmware last year sometime and it's very easy to navigate and to understand. I believe most of their routers use the same firmware now. But I wanted to mention how easy it is to configure a VPN in one...

Kinda interesting isn't it? http://www.waldorftoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/asset.dr_.dk-2.jpghttp://www.waldorftoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/cress-exposed.jpg...

This is quite the wireless router. I have been reading reviews on it online and everyone seems to love it. It has quite the looks. http://www.asus.com/Networks/WiFi_Networking/RTN56U/

I was setting up netflix on the wii and I changed the source, totally by chance I noticed that my TV had DLNA in the source list. I never noticed it before, so I was intrigued. I had read about it when I got the first panel last year, but never went anywhere with it. Anyway, I fumbled...

Does anyone know why my Linksys WRT54GL with Tomato 1.27 firmware gets up to only around 2.35 MB/s speed when transfering files on the LAN between to computers in the same workgroup? I tried searching possible solution on google, but nothing. Everything is basically default. Thanks

For the last week or so, according to my wife; I just noticed it last night, our internet has been slow. Or at least this PC has. I uninstalled a bunch of old programs that I don't use, but when I finally bypassed my wireless router, my internet popped up like it should have, and the PC...

I'm looking for a good wireless router that's relatively cheap.  I will have a "n" compatible wireless card, but am thinking maybe even getting the LINKSYS WRT54GL with only the "g" would still be good enough for now and even a while yet.  I like that it's reviewed as very reliable plus being...

I did this with mine, must have custom firmware though. But it works freaking sweet! Auto updates etc. http://lifehacker.com/5060053/set-up-universal-ad-blocking-through-your-router

wasn't there some unwritten rule that linksys wireless routers didn't work with polar?  was that just with there wireless or period? I am trying to help someone my wife works with that has a pannaway and a linksys wireless router

Dam this is sexy :drool: http://img390.imageshack.us/img390/7244/untitledoe1.png