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lame

A good budget router suggestion in India? Custom firmware support if possible?
hap mini?

idk what network speeds you have
I tried asking the same question about an ap but got nothing. Text wall for nothing. 
Oh a couple days ago I was asking for ap help. Got ignored
oof
Yeah
probably a boring question lmao
you still need an answer to your query?
I'm still looking yeah
what are your requirements?
Tired of consumer grade shit
I've been looking at ubiquiti aps
3 cell phones, 3 laptops, 1 smart TV, 2 chromecast ps3, ps4 all currently on wireless. I am making provisions to network the house however.

hehe
hehe
@unborn sluice knows pretty much what I am about to suggest
I have 1080p content on my plex that I have issues sometimes
don't you dare say hap ac3
@oak adder how familair are you with networking?
Competent as I do all my own networking
for consumers looking up, towards entry level enterprise equipment, I always suggest getting mikrotiks
They have a huge featureset
I've not heard of them
You would suggest to stay away from ubiquiti?
Uniquity is overpriced
They are high for ap prices
Yeah
I'm using their wired router currently
its not overpriced :D
Dream machine
with mikrotik, you can just buy smaller APs and incorporate them with CAPsMAN
manage them as one network
Just because there is something cheaper doesnt mean that UI is overpriced :D

@jaunty talon aren't they shafted, with a big lawsuit and all?
dont know
nah
you are right
@oak adder either brand will do what you need, I cannot give any advice on unify, other than to say that its more expensive
Yea unify are kinda on another level so it is kinda expensive
I've read good reviews of speed and reliability

except with mikrotik
The more normal consumer stuff doesn't last for me
I use a consumer asus router currently 
I have a d'link router setup as an ap only. I have to reset it often
I use UI AP's at home
Had the same issue with 2 different Linksys
never had to do a thing
One of the Linksys bricked and got stuck in a boot loop

This is my home GW: https://www.netgate.com/solutions/pfsense/sg-3100.html
So far my ubiquiti router I haven't had to reset since deployed
I did have a custom pc setup with pfsense but I think the power supply died on it lol
@jaunty talon at what price, and what total bandwidth?
dont remember what I paid for it
the RB4011 I got for 180 euros, does pretty much same thing
but i get full 1Gbit/s (both ways) without problems
I use the 10G port it has, between my main switch and the server
so I can have > 1G NAS on multiple clients
Lol 1gb internet. I'm paying for 25mb and I'm lucky if I get 3
NAT 10G on the other hand is completely different
@oak adder you already have a ubiquity router you mentioned?
Yes
If you already have some of their gear, its easier to just buy into that
That's why I'm only looking for an ap
my 1gbit is for free, or well comes with the apartment i own :D
@jaunty talon I got 250/250, and I forward two public IPs to two companies
I have a 24 port network switch for the house when I get wired
they both pay me for it, covering around 80% of monthy bill
ouch
Hence why I've got plex setup
hol up
Speeds took off after I moved
I'm waiting to see if I get into starlink
Applied and got an email back for my address
Skynet operational
@jaunty talon yes
You're making me sick
@jaunty talon 10G ?
Give me 1% of that
No screenshots of speedtests, please.
@unborn sluice 🚪
ProleteriatLAN
@tame carbon indeed!
My main issue with my speeds is they aren't static
I pay for 25. I can get close to that between 1am and say 8am
farmers be streaming
Rest of the time I get throttled to around 3
My isp oversold my tower
Not enough bandwidth to go around
yikes
I used to be on the shittiest of ADSL ever
paid for their smallest plan, 24mbit/s
only received ~3-4
gr8
I've complained enough that I've got my bill down to half
my old internet was about 15m
@oak adder hope that one day there's a fiber initiative in your area
My phone lines in my area are so shit I can't get dsl
thats how i got hooked up
Or that ^
@tame carbon I'm a few kilometres from town that at least has cable
time to create your own isp
I actually want to create a small ISP
I'm surrounded by trees so I'd need a tower to reach anywhere else
if you're in the suburbs or province
you need to dig
just do cables
Well for the wisps in my area
fiber goes into the ground
Yeah I know
people who put fiber onto poles are to be hanged
But the cost
using the very fibers they put up.
exciting
what currency is this
Canadian
rupees
Yeah
I don't have that money lol
my shitty 35m is around $35ish (USD)
:(
I got lucky, the fiber initiative basically made a deal
you are forced onto a 2 year plan
And before your ask if I can get my neighbors in on it, I have 2
but the initial digging = free
can't wait to create my isp to share a whopping 3.5mbit/s
And before your ask if I can get my neighbors in on it, I have 2
time to look into satellite solutions
Very frustrating when I can see fucking 4 meters on the house at the corner lol
can't wait to create my isp to share a whopping 3.5mbit/s
who needs that much bandwidth smh
steam
bruh I played steam on ADSL that literally have 150Kbps down
steam updates*
I once downloaded gta5 for DAYS
same
and I'm not joking
when I was on that 4mbit/s
@unborn sluice lol I tried to download call of duty recently. Gave up after 3 days
I couldnt play any game
@oak adder I bought all my games on GOG during that time, and had a friend download it for me
i can't leave it at full tilt, otherwise no one else can use internet
I couldnt play any game
my past experience is literally getting kicked out of online games cause of high ping
i can't leave it at full tilt, otherwise no one else can use internet
isn't steam showing MegaBYTES not Mbits

Oh so I said my speeds were not stable right? I have to cap my speeds in my router. Sadly the QOS doesn't know what to do when your say you have 25mb speeds but it drops to 2.
QOS doesnt work, if you don't have any bandwidth to partition
i set it to bits
SoI have to leave the speed around 3mb so that everyone gets something
i set it to bits
@misty terrace I also did that to my old steam, just to comfort myself to see higher numbers

exactly 
being on the shittiest of internet, also made me move to using linux instead of windows
It's frustrating
I did that too
I've gotten to leaving my pc on at night so updates are downloaded
being generous and leaving bandwidth for the rest of the family
Lol during the day it's 480p

@misty terrace I have my steam scheduled for 3am
I can't figure out the shitty QOS of my current router
Full speed baby
i can't leave my jet engine on at 3am
WHIZZZZZZZz
i usually download on my laptop at night and copy over the steamapps folder
Watching 1080p content off plex wireless to my smart tv sometimes chugs
Have to pause it and do something else so I can buffer
nah, the internal of my network is gigabit and ac wifi
the plex doesn't choke on me
the only problem is actually getting moveis into the plex

My router is a bit to far for 5gh sadly
i use chromecast on 2.4ghz
Signal strength is a bit too low
I'm actually on 2.4 rn
I'm actullay okay with my 2.4 rn
That and my wireless router is garbage
1-3ms isn't bad for 2.4 wifi
I'll ping ok but it doesn't like a sustained load
Router wifi locks up and I have to reset it
traceroute to 1.1.1.1 (1.1.1.1), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1 router.redacted.nl (192.168.88.1) 0.141 ms 0.118 ms 0.102 ms
2 r2.serv.dro.weserve.nl (46.243.152.3) 5.868 ms 5.943 ms 5.879 ms
3 46.249.55.194 (46.249.55.194) 6.679 ms 6.751 ms 6.748 ms
4 185.8.179.34 (185.8.179.34) 6.803 ms 6.648 ms 6.896 ms
5 cloudflare.telecity2.nl-ix.net (193.239.117.114) 8.390 ms 8.398 ms 8.387 ms
6 one.one.one.one (1.1.1.1) 7.737 ms 7.695 ms 7.457 ms
3500sq ft house approx
PoE in and PoE passthrough
gigabit LAN
as well as dual band wireless
- ceiling mount
The variant without 5GHz is even cheaper
@oak adder you can configure these APs seperately, or use one of them as "controller"
and then configure your network once, and set the other APs to run in slave mode
or 'CAPs' mode as mikrotik calls it
Controlled Access Point
This is the view from my controller ^
you can see two radios, those are another device
Rated to deliver 400mbps over powerline. I get around 70 that far.
I've favorited that device.
Thanks for the help
Now to save the 2 million I need to dig a fiber trench to my house
It was gonna be something insane like that at my old house
I told these guys a 500m connection for natural gas to my house was going to cost me 80k
That's no joke
So we just lived off a shitty 5mbps connection that died when it rained
Or when the wind changed direction
My only internet option right now is lte wireless
Oof
No cable and phone lines too old for dsl
smoke signal
Carrier pigeon
Lol
@oak adder fibers are less deep than gas lines
less deep = less earth moved = less cost
@tame carbon but it would be farther
I'd guess it's 8 to 10km to town where fibre comes from
That'll be 10k+
here, you're looking at anywhere between 100-250 euros/meter dug
I've not asked the cost for that service extended
Getting off heating oil was more a priority
heating oil
Would you do it privately or get your isp to do it
600-700ba a month for heat
@tame carbon diesel is about 1.15 per litre here
Heating oil maybe a buck
I've been told if I keep calling the gas company for a price, they will get tired of me calling and give me a decent price lol
Or I'll see what it would cost to have my brother do the digging. He's got a small construction company
idk how it is over there, but here, we call it red diesel
Yep. Same
Dyed
Offroad
I'm expecting an inheritance so I may entertain calling them again
I need to hurry. Getting cooler now
Ok back to work
Experiencing code-10 error in my Intel-9560. Don't think it's the device issue as the bluetooth is functioning from same card. Any idea to resolve?
Can anyone explain what's this supposed to mean
I get the jist of it. It's something related to VoIP compression
@wet robin those are mobile call standards for compression
sound is compressed before transmitted, reduces bandwidth as well as reducing quality slightly
I'd advise against modifying those settings
Mk
Ml
Hey guys, ive been trying to figure something out and the forum posts im finding haven't been terribly helpful. My question is: Do ubiquity unifi access points nee to be hooked up to a Unifi switch/router, or can they be run and powered off an edge max network? I assume that they would run fine, since the edge max routers have the right type of poe, but idk if ubiquity tries to make you join their other ecosystem to use their access points.
I've seen people use their AP's off non ubiquity switches and/or routers so I assume it would be fine. It also seems they support 802.3af POE so you don't need ubiquity poe for power.
gotcha, that's what i thought but i wanted to make sure i wasnt missing something before i spent a couple hundred bucks on a few of em
Thanks Mr. @peak cloak
gotcha. im looking at getting a few of the Lites, which look like they use 802.3af, which my 16 port edge max switch supports too, so i think it should work. worst case i can return em i guess, but as you say, people have used em with non Ubiquiti hardware, so i cant imagine they would have made it incompatible with their own.
Alright, so who has fibre and are promised half gigabit? What company and how much are they currently sending you these days? (Uk and Ireland)
We're live with Intel networking team - in case anyone interested 🙂 https://techfieldday.com/event/nfd23/
Everyone wants NVMe over Fabric right?
Anything to make the Internet backbone faster, yes
🙂
@river ermine If you want to hook up a couple of POE devices to it - you better also check your POE power budget. 8 POE ports doesn't mean your switch can handle them all at the same time at max power draw.
Guys, what do you do when neighbor has their wifi on Wide mode, taking up channels 2-10? :/
@hexed vault the switch has 150w limit, and the voip phones draw less than 10, and there are only going to be 4 on install, so it should be ok
@south blade you start a crusade
@south blade go to their home and politely ask them to change it.
Or the realistic solution, use 5GHz instead of 2GHz
Ah man, I've got some weak spots even on 2.4Ghz, 5Ghz would be worse there. 😛 Any way to quietly kick the shit out of their WiFi? 😄
Guys, what do you do when neighbor has their wifi on Wide mode, taking up channels 2-10? :/
@south blade you cut their cable outside 🤷🏼♂️
But fr though, i assume you're not on good relations with this individual otherwise you could ask, but can you use 5ghz in your setup instead?
you could get another access point so you wouldn"t have weak spots
Just ask the neighbor. 99% of the time they will have no clue what you are talking about so prepare for being responsible to fix it everytime. If you want jail time go a head and jam/cut their connection
Just ask the neighbor. 99% of the time they will have no clue what you are talking about so prepare for being responsible to fix it everytime. If you want jail time go a head and jam/cut their connection
Can't go to jail if they don't know it's you
Pretty easy to locate who it is
ugh speaking of which my neighbor has a mesh wifi with like 5x APs in 1k sqft
all using wide on 2.4Ghz
on the same channel!
@clear igloo and we're off spectrum
Noice!
phone, 🤢, has been ported over
like landline? 🤮
Yeah
@rocky badge meanwhile i have no cable tv
lol
Uhm, can someone help me understand why this is on and showing up in my task manager?
I noticed it because it shows up differently from my current wifi adapter / connection, and its occasionally sending out like 24kbps of data, i dont care much im just more curious
it's used for windows hotspot and wifi direct, it's a virtual card
yes it is used for wifi hotspot and sth simmillar to apple airdrop
just forgot the windows name
but like, why is it on suddenly, ive never used it and never enabled anything like that
So I'm pretty sure I've set up everything appropriately in Google Domains, waited out the TTL, but I'm still getting an nxdomain reply when querying for hostname.ddns.mydomain where ddns.mydomain shows the address
try cmd: ipconfig -flushdns
this will force to get the dns from the server
if not sth is wrong on dns side
I've used drill and pointed it at ns-cloud-c{1,2}.googledomains.com/their IP addresses to try and check there specifically since I know it'd take time for the change to propagate, but there's nothing there despite having a cname record for hostname.ddns.mydomain that points to ddns.mydomain
i just decided to disable the wifi direct virtual adapter cause im not using it anyways
can anyone suggest a wap system? $150-175
But fr though, i assume you're not on good relations with this individual otherwise you could ask, but can you use 5ghz in your setup instead?
@toxic citrus I wouldn't know who it is actually, I see Suddnelink.net-, ATT***, etc. Nothing customized like mine where I actually have my address number as part of my WiFi name lol. There's like 5 other ones that show up in the area depending on the hour of the day. I've actually switched my WiFi to wide band before, had never seen anyone else in the area do it before, maybe they didn't like that? But mine was just to test...for a week. 😄
@thick minnow I have TP-Link Omada and I like it
@thick minnow I have TP-Link Omada and I like it
@peak cloak i have a deco system and it just like doesn’t work... the wifi doesn’t work half the time
keep in mind it's not a mesh system. You need to have ethernet to every AP and a machine running a Omada controller for seamless roaming
@peak cloak ight so you got any suggestions? like what i should look for as a easy solution?
are there ways to amplify wifi
No, but you can repeat it with mesh. There are regulations on AP Tx power. Some devices allow to tweak it but it provides no benefit because the devices talking back need it tweaked too or it will just be a one way communication
so those wifi amplifiers you can buy on like Amazon don't do anything?
Yes they somewhat do but they repeat the signal and its not as good. A full wired mesh network is the best!
Hmm is Windows's networking stack really this shit
825/508 on my desktop
(Intel I219V)
920/506 on a VM under ESXi
huh ok, just updated Intel drivers...2018 Microsoft included
to latest Intel, 940Mbps

is there a problem with win 10 pro 2004 networking. i have no internet when i start up my windows system
what i see when i first start windows top is a 2.5gb and second one is 1gb
same problem with the wifi as well, how do i fix and stoop this problem
it's also a windows clean install as of 30sep
i have found the problem it's a conflicting ip
i set static ip and was able to restore internet
and yeah it was doing that
@thick minnow do you have static assignments elsewhere in your network?
because DHCP address conflicts only happen if you have devices that use static IP, but that IP is within the range of the DHCP pool
Its a good idea to configure your router, to use only 2/3rds of your address space for dynamic assignment, and the rest static
only static ip's was on router ip's
for example. 192.168.88.0 to 192.168.88.50 is static in my network
mh, odd. address conflicts shouldnt happen normally
yeah, have sloved that now. set the main wifi router as internet it and run off a switch connected to main wifi router
i have 2 routers, second is backup wifi only
I take it, you disabled dhcp on the 2nd one?
now i have
good. two competing servers can cause issues like the ones you just experienced
but 99% of my network is on a 8port gigia smart swicth
I have one 8 port gigabit switch under my desk
everything else is wallsockets that go to a network cabinet :)
nice, wish i could do that. but i rent
and landlord is not happy about me having 3 long lan cables running about
the tower is my NAS
oo
my file dumping ground
Yeah I bought a random 2U enclosure, put a Mini ITX board in it
4x 4TB drives with btrfs raid
the blue is my main router, small thing on top is my switch
black router is back up, come guest wifi
@thick minnow are both the "routers" broadcasting wifi
yeah, but when behaving works great
nope, black wifi is only used for guests and off most of the time
two wifi APs next to eachother, can work. but only if you have seperate channels.
The blue one should have guest option built in
the blue one is AC3200 wifi
that blue one, looks more like a crippled drone
yea, but i guarantee it has a guest option built in so you dont need the second router
it does have a guest option. but i like to turn off guest wifi when not in use
black is only on today as i was playing about with config
you can just turn it off in the nighthawk when you want
it's the d-link dsl-4320L
"Combined speed of up to 3.2gbit/s"
Wow "Gigabit wired" i wish i had that......
yeap my average wifi speed is 800-900mb down and 500+ up
dual core 1GHz xD
how much does this thing even cost
160 euros
mh. waste of money
well i got it second hand
do you have ddwrt on it?
@radiant shell unpopulated fiber modules!
Wheres the rubber plug?!
if dust gets into that
you are rekked
i got a pack of 4 for $10 secondhand, i really dont care
i dont even own any fibre for them
multimode module are like 10 bucks a pop
I can understand
@radiant shell https://i.imgur.com/cvgoNT7.png
im looking at upgrading all my network gear to 10gb soon
one yellow fiber, and there's like 10+ devices on other side
that came in this which i got for $20
100M or gigabit?
only 96 ports of gigabit
and those ports? SFP+ ?
poe enabled
@thick minnow you only really need 1 core router with a single 10gbit port
and a switch for 10gbit/s
That's what I did
This is the switch ^
just sfp
@radiant shell what point is it if you have 96 gigabit ports
if you can't even have a highspeed uplink
router ^
i know, but my street is getting a 4-10gb firber soon
cause you bond 24 of them... lol
@radiant shell oof.
I've never, used bonding
Its finecky, not every network protocol is a fan of it
you could get sfp+ modules for the chassis so it depends on your use case
@thick minnow do some reading up on mikrotik before you invest in them
configuration isnt as intuitive as with consumer routers
I think its easier to use, if you know what you want to do on your network
consumer routing gear lacks heavily in features
they made bigger ones aswell
@radiant shell damn.
i do alot of 300-500mb+ uploads
That rs-232 port though :D
dam
I have one of those RJ45 console cables for my mtiks
but I dont need it usually
@thick minnow that first image I sent, two yellow fibers, are where all those ^ vlans are
okay, think im going to try and get a second ont soon
then try and get isp to setup as 1 down 1 up
good luck with that one Jace
well i know they can do it, my cable has 2 lines on it(sep)
i can run 2 connections just the ont is the limiting bit
it's caped at 1.1G
i work from home so i should be able to get the ont upgraded
about 100mbit/s of my network speed is shared with two companies
they get their public IP from my router, and have a 50mbit rate limit
do they pay you? have you read your terms of service from your isp?
fair enough
be it, hosting services on them
@radiant shell ISP only gets picky
if I dont use the IPs
I have a /29 from them
do they get nasty on fair use policy's
really? did they just disconnect you?

"got away with it"
xD
what point is it in offering high bandwidth
if you don't allow someone to use it
got away with it meaning, they dont care
yeah
@radiant shell ISP called me up, when I didnt properly firewall my DNS server on that /29
Was publicly accessible
oops xD
im sure they would
but that tells me
that they don't block ports
they did however, nullroute my /29 until I resolved it
they shouldnt on a commercial plan
im on a residential plan with a static ip with no port blocking or anything
only time i get a call from my isp is for feed back now days
@radiant shell thats the very least you can ask for. nice
its still only 100mbit down and 40 up
better than I had for many many years
4/0.6
ADSL2+ on a 4.5km line
4.5km, on old wires mind you
so if it rained, network speed went down
i remember my adsl2+ never going back to it
ADSL still more reliable than coaxial in most cases
Shared medium is stupid
Same thing with these ISPs laying out GPON fiber
its so stupid
well i went from 8-10mb on adsl2 to 1000/500
noice
I already pay a lot for 250/250
no need for me to go higher
peering is expensive
for me the firber istall was free
same
Once you get fiber, the "price" of the internet, isnt so much the fiber optics
but the peering that they have to do, to give you that speed
those deals with other networks they make, cost a lot
if i need to do anything high bandwith i just do it work, we have a 10gb link
@radiant shell I have 1gbit/s to my ISPs colocation datacenter
wider internet
250
This is very very nice for things like updates and software :D
we have 40gbit to our datacenter colocation and then 10gb to wan
I have access to a debian and ubuntu mirror @ 1G
my work had fiber installed to the datacenter where we have a half rack
one fiber is faster than the biggest comb of copper can ever be
with WDM limits are virtually nonexistent
@ 200gbit/s per wavelength and 96 channels
thats what, 18Tbit/s ?
we have a second 1gb backup link over wavelength to a localhosptial with a rack there that then runs over fiber to a different datacenter and the 2 datacenters have a fiber linkbetween them so its very difficult to take us offline
they tested signal wavelength fiber last month at 180tbits
two paths to AMS-IX
the amsterdam exchange
its nice cus Serverius has only recently started operating for FttH
my works isp backbone. red is other networks
and they only have business customers
@radiant shell being able to pick up a phone, call helpdesk and get a person on the phone who speaks jargon, is such a step up in the world.
DSL providing ISPs know jack shit about networking
we have a direct connect into our aws virtual private cloud. none of this vpn rubbish
yea thats most people
though you dont notice a performance drop
the router has accelerator chip
for 2gbit
yea vpn works but its less things to worry about with the direct connect
Hi all! Is there anyone that can help me via DM? Got quite a ongoing networking issue that I need help with 😦
Just ask here.
So In was hoping anyone could help me. On a wireless and wired connection I randomly getting a giant lag spike for 10-20 seconds which instantly kicks me out of any game or lags me during a zoom call which can be quite frustrating. Not really understanding why this is happening as I have a very good connection. Would anyone have any ideas or be able to help me? We do have wireless boosters in the house
@unborn sluice ?
@unborn sluice ?
Can anyone help at all?
@unborn sluice ?
what’s the difference between vdsl and fibre?
Copper and light
@waxen scroll @clear igloo oof Teslas use underscores in the hostname https://blob.rocks/3U41Eja72A.png
so... is there a significant difference! the ISP at my friends house said it was fibre optic, but i just checked and it’s VDSL.
Fiber to the Node
VDSL last mile
Just like how cable ISPs advertise "fiber network", Fiber to the Node, DOCSIS last mile
FTTH ❤️
@rocky badge i was so pissed when ATT started doing FTTN, might as well not do it at all. it didnt help them beat comcast
😂
Cat 8 exists, but is there any equiptment for 40gb rj45
just do fiber/DAC
its fine
I was just confused
I am about to put ethernet in my walls, and cat6a vs cat7 vs cat8 are not supper different in price
its like 200 more for cat8
vs cat6a
I've heard no rumblings of 25Gbps copper switches (which Cat8 also supports) let alone 40Gbps. If it's going to be SFP based those are going to be some SPICY connectors because even 10Gb copper SFPs run stupid hot compared to fiber ones and you're not supposed to (or even able to for some devices) run them side by side
would cat6a get me 10gb
Yes
and any concern over running 2 next to each other
Cat6a is rated for 10Gbps at the full 100m
No concern running 2, if it were 10+ next to each other I would suggest maybe thinking about shielded but even then meh
What would cat7/8 get me
the real cost is install for me, cable cost isnt a big deal
Nothing, 100m is the limit period for RJ45
Cat7 is also not a TIA/EIA standard, only an ISO standard, so it doesn't have any electrical requirements to adhere to so you risk much wider variation in quality
Sure it might be shielded better (or should be) and you might get good quality if you source from a reputable vendor but it doesn't offer speed or anything tangible over good Cat6a
Who is the goto vendor
also I have not found anyone who I could pay to do this for me
I guess I can do it myself
but any rec on that
monoprice has always been solid for me when it comes to copper, fs.com for fiber stuff
For what it's worth monoprice just issued a recall on one of their spools that's a fire hazard. Which I installed a few months back ☹️.
BUT, they are asking me to call them and schedule an inspection and replacement where someone will come re-do the runs I've already done and replace the remainder of the spool.
Not sure how good a job they'll do but hopefully better than I did haha
I wonder if I can just pay them to do the runs
oh also for POE anything I need to look for
If you see any cable that mentions CCA or aluminum being used, run. Some will say "pure copper" but always double check reviews to make sure they aren't pulling a fast one and just marketing as such.
Beyond that it's mostly down to Ubiquiti using Passive PoE vs active PoE but most stuff outside of them is all active PoE (802.3at/af/etc)
24V Passive is mainly Ubiquiti's "operator"
UniFi lineup is all 802.3at/af/bt
it's still annoying tho
So In was hoping anyone could help me. On a wireless and wired connection I randomly getting a giant lag spike for 10-20 seconds which instantly kicks me out of any game or lags me during a zoom call which can be quite frustrating. Not really understanding why this is happening as I have a very good connection. Would anyone have any ideas or be able to help me? We do have wireless boosters in the house
@tropic jolt Anyone help me on this?
im getting the same issues and it's my ISP. a load of people on Vodafone have this issue for 3 weeks
edit: Ireland is where i live
@tropic jolt what type of internet do you have? Speeds/DSL/Coax/fiber?
I've heard no rumblings of 25Gbps copper switches (which Cat8 also supports) let alone 40Gbps. If it's going to be SFP based those are going to be some SPICY connectors because even 10Gb copper SFPs run stupid hot compared to fiber ones and you're not supposed to (or even able to for some devices) run them side by side
@clear igloo Packet Pushers had an engineer on that is working on the copper SFPs development. There were able to push like 70-100gbps through shorter runs. Only problem is its like a 4u box which is 90% heat sink and required power in the 100s of watts. Not sure why they are spending time pushing copper.
Wow, I haven't followed packet pushers much but I'll have to check that out. I'm sure the power and heat dissipation was stupid high for that.
I wasn't a fan of it at first after listening to Network Collective back when Russ White was still on but they moved to more in-development technologies over the past year.
I just noticed that this channel now says no screenshots of speedtests! I remember when that used to be half of what people talked about
rip 😦
Seeing the post-install cost between our GPON and AE, there is a reason only our business customers are AE
Slap it
@rocky badge slapp like davie504
Lol
My ubit intel ax200 wifi adapter is toast. It is not able to reach download speeds over 340 Kbp/s based on fast.com's metrics. Funny how it has this problem 92 days after the return period....
@waxen scroll this is where intel should make their official desktop pcie version of their wifi solution so I can throw money at that instead of cheap and fuzzy alternatives
Never had an issue when I used their version of anything... except for the xeon cpu
Unless newegg sold me a customer return
Anyone have a idea what a Wide Area Visualization Network Engine does?
@lucid flame do you mean Visualization, or Virtualization? Asking because Cisco makes (or made) Virtualization Engines. https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/routers/wide-area-application-services-waas-appliances/data_sheet_c78-685554.html
Hi i have an issue in my HP 15 laptop
@glossy lintel What's up?
i can't connect to my Wi-Fi it says u cant connect to this network
The Driver : Ralink RT3290 802.11
Have you double checked password?
yea
i searched in HP site and they said the problem is with Ralink with Win10 not HP
Huh. Let me look that up real quick
Alright. Have you tried deleting the driver, and pulling a new one?
So I called through an electrician to have a look to wire up my house with Ethernet he said it requires cutting a lot of drywall and is not feasible

If you have carpet, you can do what I did, and run it underneath
Unfortunately most of the house is hardwood
Hmm house has coax running
Maybe i can use it to fish rest
Unless there are ways to do 10gb over coax
You can run outside
@white heart
I have seen people run in cormers
Outside
Powerline is good up to 50mbs
ah i see thats interesting ye i will look into fishing it through coax although from what he told he said a lot of the wiring in the house is stapled down due to regulatory rules or something
but i think gigabit should be fine over coax right
telus is ass though and they taking a month to get the fiber drop and all that setup
fire codes usually strictly require wires to be stapled to the wall yes
gigabit over coax is fine
Any idea why fire code requires that? In the event of a fire, is the cable going to helicopter through the wall if it’s not stapled? I’ve wondered about this the past couple of years.
on the notion that burnings cables come through the walls
they can emit fumes/noxious gas as well as whip
the type of cables they put in between walls can genuinely create permant damage to the human body if flung hard with moderate force
ight i got a question, I have 1gig fiber but am only getting 350 download yet 950 upload? What could i be doing wrong? When i "Speedtest" the att modem through their app it gets 975ish both ways
How are you running a speedtest when you're only getting 350mbps download? Asking because web browsers aren't accurate after surpassing around 300-45mbps, depending on what you have running on your computer, how many extensions you have in the browser, and your hardware itself.
If you're testing over a wired connection on PC, use the official speedtest app for Windows. Could also be what PhoenixFlower is noting below. https://www.speedtest.net/apps
your modem has more upload then download links?
just use an actual speed test application
no my pc
so where are you measuring the 350?
website lemme download the app rq
so as a cool reference if you were downloading an actual file
most of the world supports 220 most of the time

yea ik
only at google services do i actually get gigabit speeds
but sadly
i self host everything now
so i no longer use google services
now that I think of it
still aint going above 350
you mean like ookla?
i got 352 download 742 upload
you mean like ookla?
@topaz quarry yea, but for self host
oh iperf has a container ui thing
i'm sure it does
it has to
someone did
somewhere
so you're getting 352 from the speedtest?
like form ookla?
not a file transfer test
yea on the windows app 352 download 742 upload
but like i have been able to get 950 950 before...
its been like this for a solid month
then file a support ticket
ight
Guys im thinking about buying edgerouter x and making my existing isp provided router (2 routers) as ap.
Will sqm and qos work on devices that r connected to dumb ap?
hey guys i need some help
i am running freenas for a nas and i wanted the cache limit of writing to be increased
i have 8gb ram and it shows about 6 or 7 gb free
as in omv everything is pre config for cache the write onto ram
@wide estuary depends on if it the AP's support 802.1p and I don't think the er-x is powerful enough for sqm
if you flash openWRT on the then it would probably work
Is there's a way to know whether router support it or not?
What router is it?
because how priority works is that the the packets would be tagged with what priority it is. the 802.1p standard defines that
So r there any cheap routers that support 802.1p that I could buy instead of spending a lot money in ap?
why not get an AP
Since over here it costs a lot, more than edgerouter itself
Yup and its out of stock in Amazon....
I already tried searching it
Eap110 is available tho
hmm
Does it supports 802.1p?
Does 802.1p mean qos?
that's the standard of how different devices communicate
I can't seem to find it in any router specification
The 802.1Q standard defines a system of VLAN tagging for Ethernet frames and also contains a provision for a quality of service (QoS) prioritization scheme known as 802.1P
This is what i get when i google it
for example the AP is configured so your phone is high priority, so when your phone sends a packet the AP would tag it as high priority and send it to the router. The router understands 802.1p so it makes sure it's high priority.
802.1q is for vlans
Ahhhh
I would be surprised if a higher end router/AP didn't support it, it's the cheap consumer stuff to watch out for
Sorry if im asking too much but can u find any cheap routers that supports it?
And does eap115 support 802.1p?
Can u confirm it? I can't seem to find any mention of 802.1p in its specification
let me check
Thanks
And does tl sg105e switch could support qos and sqm features?
I'll flash edgerouter if I need to
? You don't want to flash an edgerouter
I'll
For sqm
Everyone ping spikes a lot whenever someone is downloading something in our network
don't, you will loose a lot of features and hardware offloading
Well u said for sqm i need to flash it right
So no one gets ping spikes when someone is downloading or watching Netflix
no, I meant for the the routers you want to be AP's
Wait i can flash opemwrt to tenda n301?
idk
Im confused now
U first said edgerouter x isn't powerful enough to support sqm so i need to flash it
Well my speed is 80-100mbps not 150 so i think it can handle it idk i have no experience with these stuff
Well now all i need is 802.1p supported aps
Also should I get smart or unmanaged switch?
smart
So sg105e supports sqm qos?
Idk, I don't think so, but idk much about sqm so idk if it just needs to be on the router or it needs to be on the whole network like just qos prioritization
and about the EAP115 there is no mention of 802.1p anywhere, on any of the AP's so I think it might be there, idk. They advertise WMM QOS (WiFi multimedia) so there is some sort of QOS
Hmm ngl I didn't expected setting up network to be this harder
And I don't understand anything...
me neither
never messed with QOS
I've done VLAN's, servers, DNS caching, but never touched any QOS
Tbh all I want QoS is to not get any ping spikes because of other people in my house
QoS is only really going to affect upload as you can’t control the incoming packets
At least its better than my cheap router
i've never had that issue so I never bothered with it
it could be your older router? idk
your on wifi?
Nope ethernet
I've been following this guy tutorial
In this video I show you how to setup an Edge Router X and a Unifi Access Point. The ER-X is especially interesting for gamers as it supports SQM, which helps to prevent ping spikes caused by congestion.
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I recieved 3 of those blade boards, anyone knows how or what kind of motherboard it requires? Tried looking on the internet bur couldn't figure out
The model is SBC87862 Rev: A2.1
some kind of embedded industrial thing
it plugs into its backplane and it provides pci or maybe even pci-x
actually, seeing the memory slot notch, it looks like ddr3, so likely pci express too
Yes, it does look like ddr3
Do you think there's any chance finding a board that it will connect to?
looks like it's from axiomtek, but being dual lga1366 it's very likely eol
What does eol mean?
end-of-life
it was something like these https://www.axiomtek.com/Default.aspx?MenuId=Products&FunctionId=ProductInfo&Cat=188&C=PICMG+1.3+Full-size+SBC
it should be compatible with their picmg backplanes
something like this https://www.axiomtek.com/Default.aspx?MenuId=Products&FunctionId=ProductView&ItemId=922&C=FAB113&upcat=274
Oh I see, do you know by any chance whether it requires special PSU? It looks like it needs regular
unless it needs some weird voltage, it should work with atx
Cool, thanks a lot!
I've been following this guy tutorial
This "smart QoS" is no more than a policer that caps TCP. Also people don't actually know what bufferbloat is and drives me nuts
oof
@hollow marlin bufferbloat meaning the router is queuing up too much because the lack of available bandwidth to send out the packets?
I'm dealing with that problem myself. My upload speed is way too slow and when I'm uploading to one drive, theres huge latency spikes
found this nice illustration:
@hollow marlin @peak cloak Any good way to test bufferbloat?
the guy in the video said to use this https://www.dslreports.com/speedtest
ooh, ok, I swear they took that down for a while
Yeah
oof it doesn't even get to gigabit https://blob.rocks/GB8U3pOWVj.png
but 👌bufferbloat
compared to Spectrum
When it was SHIT
@rocky badge Bufferbloat is when queues get too deep and begin to queue traffic far longer than it should and can begin messing with TCP. DSLreports and Laurence like to claim bufferbloat is everywhere and there is a fix for it but what you are "fixing" is not bufferbloat
Hmm
My ISP hosts a dslreports speedtest server
Nashville, TN, USA (Twinlakes coop)
These "fixes" are nothing more than policing below your paid bandwidth. What DSLreports says is buffer bloat is your shaping/policing kicking in for the speeds you re paying for
That is not bufferbloat
hmm
The queues for customers are very small where bufferbloat is 100s ms deep which telcos do not do at a customer level
55.78s Total megabytes consumed: 2763.3 (down:1205.4 up:1557.9) 😂
in that short test
it used 2.7GB lmfao
That graph is misleading. You can see the policer on download and the shaping on up with the few ms of jitter. Typically at the customer handoff is just policing with no queue which is why you see little jitter. You would never have bufferbloat at the handoff.
Upstream however, if a link is congested and the queues are configured too deep then you can have legit bufferbloat. That you cannot fix no matter what they say
I'll take my 2mbps, thank you very much
Blink all the lights! Data goes brrrrrrrrr
😄
anyone else triggered that theres no eth0 ?
I'd gladly take fiber service but CONcast scared away the competition
I'm waiting for that starlink beta test letter so I can give them a shot
fibre*
Be sure to let Comcast know you are dropping them because you don’t have fiber
😂
Unless you can get your entire county/city behind dropping it, CC couldn't care less
hey is it possible to connect to 5 ghz wifi if i have an 802.11 b/g/n wifi card?
802.11n should support 2.4 and 5GHz
though not all 802.11n adapters have support for 5GHz.
so this is the place to ask about NAS recommendations
cant find it
@unborn sluice now you take care of this
@misty terrace I think you now this field better than me
uh, not really
ok, thanks anyway
hey guys, im trying to find a good modem/router
my family needs wifi not really a speed requirement and i'm trying to get something good for ethernet because I play competitive gaming, any recommendations on what would be good?
do you have a recommendation of like what product i should get?





