GT-BE98 PRO

Hey, just saw this now - yes it's completely possible and I've been doing it for months now! I purchased an ASUS ROG Rapture GT-BE98 PRO Router when I encountered issues with the provided modem from Rogers. The router I bought was very expensive and likely overkill, but I just prefered to have a top

I was in the same situation as you when I got fiber in a ranch style home. I just wanted to leave the setup in the office/game room and not have to mount the access point in the middle of then house. I researched and bought Unifi Cloud Gateway Fiber and the wifi 7 access point. Tested out the wifi a

I have the GT-BE98 pro for a few months now. Pros- Multiple 10gbe and 2.5gbe is very nice and works as intended. The asus firmware is great as far as OEM firmware goes, it has pretty much everything you could ask for (port forwarding, DDNS built in, VPN built in, much more). Range on the wifi is sol

Asus GT BE98 Pro It's a simple to setup and will make use of Sonic fiber. I went through the same thing as you and even tested out Unifi, but the Wi-Fi signal on the Asus was better.

Asus makes it so easy to set up a mesh system with their app, too. I got a GT-BE98 PRO router a couple months ago to replace my old RT-AX82U. I ended up putting the old router in my sons bedroom upstairs and set it up as a mesh node with the app (main router is downstairs) and everything seems to ru