GT-AX11000

A good LAN network makes all of the difference. Had my tech buddy set mine up about 2 years ago and it's awesome. Just upgraded it further actually and mesh routed a 2nd gt-ax11000 to the 2nd floor. 🤓🤓🤓

I will toss this out there. Everyone I have talked to suggests Unifi. I also have a XB8 and didn't like the inabilty to control certain things. I however just picked up a used Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 and it has mesh capabilities and I believe Asus has AP's as well but am not 100% sure. What kind

If your FTTP NTD is stuck in the garage, don’t expect one giant router to cover the whole property. Even a high-end unit like the ASUS GT-AX11000 Pro will choke once you add 20+ meters, two walls, a wardrobe, and three doors. Wi-Fi 6 is good, but it can’t bend physics. What actually works: Stay ASUS

no regerts. I came from 3 set of Asus MESH. 2 set of ROG Rapture GT6 as remote node and 1x ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 PRO as my main. my remote mesh AP7 in the garage can hit 1000Mbps while Asus only got around 300-400Mbps.

i used gt-ax11000 from asus, can vlan tag and works fine with distributel. you can also do mesh with it to extend your network btw you should return your router if you can

OP I had this exact issue minus having fiber internet (which I’m a bit jealous of you btw). I already owned an ASUS router model RT-AX86S that more than met my needs at a previous address. As another user already pointed out you can use a mesh system which ASUS routers support. I dug deep into this

I have asus router ax11000 and never have any issue with btc mining with router. I even factory reset the other day to add in a new asus mesh device and still mining no issue at all and it’s all blocked up the way asus recommends per the interface on the router

Depending on the specific system. I had a deco mesh that was amazing for like 12 hours, then it was nothing but drops and disconnects. I returned it in favor of my older AX11000 and Asus mesh.

I recently bought one about a month ago to mesh (moca back haul) with an Asus XT9. I replaced my main XT9 because it did not correctly handle multicast traffic from the satellite when configured with a wired back haul (and wireless back haul was not 100% stable, maybe 98%). I have wireless speakers

If you're using ASUS equipment via wireless backhaul, it's going to use the 5Ghz-2 band for its backhaul. Obviously, wired backhaul is better. You'll be limited by the signal strength and the distance between nodes of the ASUS wireless mesh network. If you're paying for 1.5Gbps network speed, your W