GT-BE98 PRO

I dunno. I contacted T-Life via the app, asked the AI for a static IP got routed to a person. 4 hours later I had my static IP. Yesterday I followed up with a bridge mode request, this time it took less than an hour later I was in bridge mode. I have the exact Nokia XS-2426X-A piece of shit. It work

I agree. 100% worth it. I’m a new “dual WAN” (brand new T-Fiber 2k/2k; old Xfinity 2k/300 on a 10G backbone). I purchased the ASUS GT-BE98 Pro just for dual-WAN failover (and the other benefits like custom building my iptables). I tested failover and it was beautiful. No clients blinked. PPPoE. Wow.

Wrong. In fact, I do have a new router. Got it in January. I’m experiencing the same exact issues with it than I had with my other router. Previous router, Netgear Orbi RBR 850. New router Asus ROG Rapture GT-BE98 Pro.

Had the NID and ONT installed yesterday. The gateway is interesting. It's a hard-wired fiber to the wall. XGS-PON type. Model: Nokia ONT XS-2426X-A. WiFi6 (not 6E/7). It has a 10G LAN port (whew) and 3x1G ethernet ports. Even at WiFi6, my iPhone 16, wireless came in strong: ~1995 Mbps down ~1995 Mbp

Expensive for the performance offered and has no centralized management interface. Go with Ubiquiti. For example, Asus GT-BE98 PRO is $600. $480 would get you a UGC-Fiber and U7 Pro XG access point. https://store.ui.com/us/en/category/all-cloud-gateways/collections/cloud-gateway-fiber/products/ucg-f

Thanks for that info! That’s great know the $104 is going to pretty much my actual total. I was just reading about having to put the AT&T modem in passthrough mode to use my own router. No problem there. My router is the asus gt-be98 pro so I definitely will want to use that instead of AT&T’s. I saw

I have an Asus RT-BE96U that's doing really well these days. Stable and a great wifi-7 performer. Similar hardware to the GT-BE98 Pro, but only one 6GHz. band. Personally, that's all I need, one 6GHz. band :-). You don't get to pay as much for it as you do for the GT-BE98 Pro, but it will fulfill yo

Yes, this is a confirmed Broadcom WiFi 7 driver bug. You're not crazy, and it's not your configuration. The WLC_SCB_DEAUTHORIZE error (-30) is a known kernel-level memory management failure in the Station Control Block (SCB) that affects WiFi 7 (802.11be) routers with Multi-Link Operation (MLO) . What

Asus ZenWiFi BT10 2-node mesh is working great here. I've heard of more problems with Asus GT-BE98 Pro's than we've had with the BT10's, and very fast and reliable. Wireless backhaul uses MLO, and is super fast. With wifi 7 devices, client speed is very much like our ISP supplied speed. Haven't seen

I have no experience with Eero or Orby, and no experience with the Asus BQ 16 pro (I live in the US so that's the one available here), but I do use an Asus gaming router. The one I use is the GT-AXE16000, why not the GT-BE98 Pro? Because it was almost twice the price and we only have one device, my