GL-SFT1200

I wonder if you will be able to keep the usual prices for this tier of products, more so considering how much you have gone towards more expensive tiers. I remember your usual home router (Convexa B1300) being 90€/$ back in 2022. Now your usual home router runs at about 150-230€/$ (Flint 2-3-3e) I r

Possible but a few things to consider How big is this company and what intrusion detection software do they use? Crowdstrike Falcon, for example, now actively scans for KVM devices attached to endpoints Does this hardware support EDID obfuscation (e.g., have the HDMI connection seem like a legit ext

GL.iNet GL-SFT1200 na amazonu 40 eura i nosiš ga sa sobom. Na njemu podesiš VPN u Njemačkoj, i spojiš ga na net u Srbiji, laptop nakačiš na njega i eto te u Njemačkoj. Ostali preporučuju VPN klijente ali ne znam kako će to raditi ako se sa njega kačiš na firmin VPN (da li firmin VPN blokira konekcij

500 Mbps is the max. For 150 euros, there's the Davolink Kevin or TP-Link's AXE5400/AXE75. I'm assuming you're using Virtual Desktop. You can join their Discord for further help, but this is what they recommend: "The following routers have been reported to work reliably from a number of users:(Prefe

GL.inet travel router. Under $50 here in Canada https://www.amazon.ca/GL-iNet-GL-SFT1200-Secure-Travel-Router/dp/B09N72FMH5/ They have fancier versions but this works good enough for me. I also travel with an Android stick so you just need to connect the travel router to the hotel's wifi or plug it

I've just updated from 4.3.25 to 4.8.3. The process was seamless taking maybe 3-5 minutes in all, and the result feels nippy. I see a new Security panel and AstroWarp is also now available on the Opal. Most importantly, to me, my configurations are still there ... and work. Neat! Yes, thank you GL.i

I would skip the Opal, as it is on an old proprietary version of OpenWrt due to using a chipset not supported by the OpenWrt community. Once GL iNet stops supporting the firmware on this product, it is a dead product. I would skip the Slate Plus, as although it is still sold, its firmware is way out

I would the one I got specifically was GL.iNet GL-SFT1200. I have T-Mobile for cell service and all I have to do is plug up the router to a USB-C power source and you can either tether or connect your phone’s hotspot to the router.. the setup was pretty simple and straightforward!

You misunderstood everything. You aren't changing your main router, wiring a cable from your main router or getting a huge device. The setup I'm talking about (and that I use) is to get a router just for your headset and that you directly plug on your PC via Ethernet. I generally recommend the GL.iN

You're all set for travel bud! The Slate 7 is definitely the better travel router over the budget Opal. Once it’s configured with your Portal, you’re golden. GL-iNet makes great hardware—I actually bought two Opal on sale. I use one for trips, and the other is dedicated solely to my home PS5 (hardwi