Nighthawk R7000

Dein „Router“ hat kein Modem verbaut. Das Modem „übersetzt“ sozusagen DSL zu Ethernet. Viele Heimanwender-Geräte wie FRITZ!Boxen oder die Speedports der Telekom haben ein DSL-Modem integriert. Das Problem hierbei ist einfach, dass die Geräte umgangssprachlich alle „Router“ genannt werden, obwohl das

Thanks! This looks like the one that will finally retire my Netgear R7000. By god it's been such a workhorse! I've lost track of how many different custom firmwares I've run on it. Freshtomato is my current one, and it's absolutely amazing that I have access to pretty well every modern feature you c

Yes, but I know they are still in use. My parents use a Netgear R7000. Greattttttt.

Sounds good, thanks. I have the same sexy router (Netgear R7000!) and so far am really impressed how well it works with Fresh Tomato. 🍅

No trouble at all, glad it’s up and working well for you! I just scored a Netgear Nighthawk R7800 off eBay, gonna try OpenWRT on that. I have tried Fresh Tomato and DD-WRT so far (on R7000). The R7800 is supposed to be one of the best for OpenWRT, we’ll see. Why am I doing that?? Because I’m enjoyin

I've had a few that stick out. Linksys WRT54G. Whatever Mikrotik model the WISP back home handed out. Netgear Nighthawk R7000. For me, all of these were absolute tanks. They just...didn't quit. I still have my Nighthawk because, you know, just in case.

Netgear R7000

First, I suggest you do a little research. This question has been asked before on r/openwrt so you can look at old threads. Here are some recommendations from the past year: https://www.reddit.com/r/openwrt/search/?q=best+router&type=posts&t=year You could also post to r/openwrt & ask for suggestion

Another hour of futzing around and solved it. I happened to combine a reboot of the cable modem with the reboot of the MR80. I had a laptop hardwire connected to the MR80 ... the cable modem and router rebooted, I got a blue status light when the cable modem was finally online (cable modem finished

for this application i, luckily, stumbled on netgear nighthawk r7000 wifi router. one of its features is that instead of router it can act as wireless bridge, using wifi (instead of ethernet cable) to connect to main router. and, being a router, it has 4 ethernet ports. now. this model is pretty old