Privacy [email protected]English • 2 years ago

What is the go to for routers right now?

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What is the go to for routers right now?

Privacy [email protected]English • 2 years ago

I’m currently running an OpenWRT fork that is getting old and hasn’t been updated in awhile. I may try to put mainline OpenWRT on it, but also looking for alternatives.

Any replacement probably needs to have external antennas. I use a directional yagi antenna I made for 2.4GHz for better reception. What’s the word for a good deal and feature combo when you’re not a triple-A gamer? Anyone running a Linux that is not OpenWRT and worth checking out?

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73rdNemesio
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10•2 years ago
I know it’s overkill, I got old system w/ OPNSENSE to managed switch and Ubiquity Access Points for WiFi.
- @mikehunt
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  4•2 years ago
  Same! Although my opnsense is virtualized.
  - @[email protected]
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    3•2 years ago
    Same!
- Knighthawk 0811
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  3•2 years ago
  I’ve been putting up tp link omada hardware in a few offices. very stable and easy to use
- @[email protected]
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  3•2 years ago
  Pfft, overkill is two fanless minipcs running OpenBSD and pf in an active/passive ha config and Ubiquity APs.

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