RT-AX58U

There are already other consumer routers that already implement the TimeCapsule protocol and are able to achieve the same over the air backup capability by dumping the data into an external drive. For example Asus RT-AX58U. I am not personally using it anymore but I used a router like that for years

I use Expressvpn and an Australian based server. The speed is fairly decent with around 66mbps throughput. It won't fully get around the stupid data retention but it will obfuscate the data in amongst everything else. I also use an Asus RT-AX58U router which allows you to load up the vpn directly in

À date jte dirais que c’est vraiment la même chose que mon routeur RT-AX58U. Je vais le tester un bout et voir si j’ai réellement besoin d’avoir un routeur à part.

I've got the RT-AX58U, great fucking routers man but the XB10 is much more powerful. instead of bridging the connection to my old router I now just run it in AP mode hard wired to the xb10 extending my wifi. it works great, allow the xb10 to be the dhcp server with the asus router as a client broadc

(Part 2 of 2) Option #1: Use WiFi 6 devices for both the router and mesh node. Replace the router (RT-BE92U) with a high-quality WFi 6 router. One example - ASUS RT-AX88U Pro. Released in 2023 so only 2 years old at this point so will likely receive firmware updates for at least another 3 years (pro

I solve the problem with Netgear (the new routers).When I bought that new one, like I said, it was insane that they now want accounts and personal info. OH HELL NO!!!! I solved it by returning that trash and buying an Asus RT-AX58U.It has the interface that techs need. It's robust and totally config

I was able to play BF6 without any issue on my XBX while on T-Mobile 5g internet. The issue was when I tried playing MLB the show, I was never able to get the game to work. After researching, I purchased the ASUS RT-AX58U Dual Band WIFI Router, enabled a bunch of stuff, along with adding a VPN and n

yo for a $200 budget with Proxmox, NAS, and remote streaming needs, you're gonna want something that can actually handle the load. your current C54 is definitely choking with 14 devices and Tailscale encryption. under $200 options that make sense: · TP-Link Archer AX55 ($80-90) - AX3000, 2.5G port,

I definitely regret buying the deco x55 even before all this news came out. Hardware itself is "fine" I think, but the management is nearly non-existent locally from a browser, and anything "complicated" (anything past firmware upgrades and reboots) HAS to be done from the mobile app. I recently bou

I went through this with Helldivers 2. After trying all the things mentioned in this thread, I ended up hooking up my old router and it worked. That was when I was on Gen 2 though. I now use an Asus AX58U router Edit: I'm in California BTW