RT-BE88U

Door to door Sktel dudes were offering 1g for $65/mnth on 2 year contract to new subs. Try to get Sktel to match that. I did similar with Access and stayed with them, but anything over 100Mbps is only fun or useful to me when torrenting. I have a newer router that uses 2.5Gbps ethernet between it an

you will need a router that has 2 10Gb ports one for wan and one for lan, your current router is limited to 2.5Gb on lan physically. The ASUS RT-BE88U has 2 10Gb ports so if you were to get this it is an affordable router that you can then connect a 10Gb switch to the 10GB lan side of the router and

I have an Asus RT-BE88U, which is a fairly decent router and whilst I probably could run Pihole on it I wouldn't. Space is limited, performance might not be great, port 53 is used already by internal dnsmasq, you mess something up you need to take your whole network offline to fix it or restore sett

I have an 8-port switch behind my TV for my consoles and entertainment setup. You misunderstood what I meant by "split WiFi network". There is more than one WiFi Network that covers 2.4GHz and 5GHz on the same router. My Asus RT-BE88U allows me to create a completely separate WiFi network using the

We went through this recently when we upgraded to 2Gbps FTTP. We ended up purchasing an ASUS RT-BE88U from Amazon for $499 when it was on sale last month. Does everything we need it to do and has a strong signal that covers our two storey home.

First rule of home networking... Dump the ISPP provided router and buy a 3rd oarty oone. ISP provided routers always have a lot of settings etc locked away. I use an Asus RT-BE88U with my CF connection. Works great and I have complete control over every aspect of the network.

Should be. There’s a setting in the router where you can change the WAN to SFP. https://www.snbforums.com/threads/asus-rt-be88u-10gb-sfp-port.94483/ But that is not the question. I’m curious what Accesspoints I should use. u/Zestyclose-Milk8577, you are mixing things. The link that you reffer in you

What sort of speed degradations are you seeing? With my Asus RT-BE88U via PPPOE, I'm still seeing 3.2Gbps download speeds on speedtest.net, but I do see only about 1'ish Gbps upload speeds. Measured on the modem itself I was seeing 3.2/3.2. I can tolerate the slower upload speeds.I'm not seeing any

ASUS RT-BE88U I followed instructions on r/quantumfiber and it’s amazing. User N0_L1ght (I think) helps people and has a guide, it is great

There are plenty of 2.5Gbps throughput routers out there. Currently, I’m using an ASUS RT-BE88U because I want 10gbps LAN (for Plex / NAS access). It’s a really good router, but somewhat overkill for most people and not what you’d call cheap. Another person has already said it too - what devices do