Just wondering if there's a limit to the number of connections/tunnels I can run simultaneously? I'm hoping to set up PBR and then set up different devices and PCs connecting to different VPNs.
Just wondering if there's a limit to the number of connections/tunnels I can run simultaneously? I'm hoping to set up PBR and then set up different devices and PCs connecting to different VPNs.
Just wondering if there's a limit to the number of connections/tunnels I can run simultaneously? I'm hoping to set up PBR and then set up different devices and PCs connecting to different VPNs.
Just wondering if there's a limit to the number of connections/tunnels I can run simultaneously? I'm hoping to set up PBR and then set up different devices and PCs connecting to different VPNs.
Just wondering if there's a limit to the number of connections/tunnels I can run simultaneously? I'm hoping to set up PBR and then set up different devices and PCs connecting to different VPNs.
Is anyone here running a 100% IPv6 network? I'm reading that Telus supports IPv6. What are the pros and cons of going 100% IPv6?
All I'm seeing from a search is that this isn't possible. Are there any plans to address this?
I'm trying to help my friend get a GL.iNet Beryl AX router working with Telus Optik TV 3.0 PVR and a MoCA connection.
The TV service was working prior to installing the Beryl AX. The MoCA adapter is a Telus ECB6250A. I connect the PVR to the Beryl AX with an Ethernet cable, then I connect the Beryl AX to the MoCA adapter with an Ethernet cable.
I rebooted both the PVR and the Beryl AX. The internet works, and the PVR works for about 10-15 seconds before it loses connection.
In the Beryl AX's firmware, I have enabled IGMP Snooping and tried version 1, 2, and 3, but it's the same result.
What else do I have to do to get the PVR to work with the Beryl AX?
In Western Canada, is Telus going to eventually move everyone over to XGS-PON and phase out GPON?
Anyone here have insights as to what will come after XGS-PON? Apparently, Bell and Nokia are testing 25G-PON in Canada. Hopefully, Western Canada won't be lagging behind the East!
There are so many options on Amazon and AliExpress. The USB-C specs are confusing. I want to get the latest USB4 cables in the lengths mentioned in the title, supporting all the specs, fast charging, and preferably braided. It should be high quality, reliable, and hopefully USB-IF certified. Do you guys have any suggestions?
Thank you!
Is this worth it? I was thinking of getting this mount with two G6 Turrets over a G6 180 for more flexibility.
On the product page, there appears to be a shade. Anyone here know what it is and whether it truly helps?
With the Camera Dual Mount, I'm assuming two Ethernet cables go in and out in opposite directions to the attached cameras?
What's the minimum diameter of the pole that I want to attach the mount to? One idea that I have is to buy a weighted pole and put it on my patio temporarily.
https://www.aqara.com/eu/product/multi-state-sensor-p100/
I just bought the U400 and am also looking at the W200. I need a few sensors like the P100. Are there any reviews yet? Is it any good? Do I need an Aqara hub to utilize all of its features?
I've never used an air fryer before. I haven't unboxed my unit yet. What do I need to know?
Do I need to clean the PowerPod before using it for the first time? If so, which part?
What should be cleaned after every use?
How can I keep everything looking new and clean over the long term?
I want to go down the path of customizing and modifying the Google TV Streamer 4K to better fit my needs. My guess is that if I just change the DNS with ADB, then that will reset, but if I delete certain apps or system files, I don't know what will happen after a factory reset.
I want to go down the path of customizing and modifying the ONN streamer to more fit my needs. My guess is that if I just change the DNS with ADB, then that will reset, but if I delete certain apps or system files, I don't know what will happen after a factory reset.
This is a very affordable Amazon Basics outlet extender. Is it safe and reliable to use? Just don't want to increase the chance of starting a fire or worse. If this isn't a good certified solution, what do you guys recommend in this form factor?
The ISP's router has a MoCA port that can be bridged. I want to use my own router like a OPNsense mini PC.
The MoCA port on the ISP's router is MoCA 2.5 compliant. I'm assuming I'll need a MoCA adapter in between the ISP's router and the OPNsense mini PC. Then I'll need another MoCA adapter to connect the OPNsense mini PC to the coaxial cables in the house?
I'm assuming this is the only way to do this, a minimum of two MoCA adapters are required, and that there won't be a double NAT.
https://www.asus.com/ca-en/networking-iot-servers/wifi-routers/asus-wifi-routers/rt-ac86u/
I want to mount the ASUS RT-AC86U high up in the wall and near the ceiling. Then run one cable down to the Ethernet port in the wall.
What's the best way to mount this to the wall?
How should I orient the ASUS RT-AC86U and its antennas for maximum coverage and performance?
Can I air fry things like chickpeas or corn simply with just the glass container without the crisper plate? What else can I cook like this?
My understanding is that if I bridge only one port, legacy Optik TV and POTS will still work. If I fully bridge the NAH, then legacy Optik TV boxes will cease to work. Can someone confirm this? What about POTS?
What can I do to get legacy Optik TV and POTS working with a fully bridged NAH?