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 11 
 on: March 26, 2025, 09:24:58 AM 
Started by Chunkers - Last post by Chunkers
I have OpenWRT on a NanoHD because I despised having to run their software and they omitted 160Mhz channel width from their limited WebUI.  I use it for all devices WiFi 5 or older.  The fact I can export comprehensive client information makes it easy to identify any signal problems.

So being able to buy something WiFi 7 with OpenWRT already natively on it fully supported is worth waiting for.

Yesterday I dug out an an old (retired) Ubiquiti AC PRO and installed OpenWRT on it using these instructions, it was easy, worked really well and I like the UI and simplicity

Unfortunately my U7 Pro is not yet supported so, if I want wifi 7 my next AP could be one of these !

 12 
 on: March 26, 2025, 07:58:21 AM 
Started by Chrysalis - Last post by Chrysalis
I suppose the question is when is CE 2.8 coming out.

I have back ported a fair bit from unreleased 2.8.x changes on both web code and kernel to my install, but back porting this kernel module is too much of a bridge.

 13 
 on: March 25, 2025, 07:19:59 PM 
Started by art37 - Last post by bogof
It's a Zen IP - and traceroutes all show me on the Zen network.
OK, not sure I've got the stomach for an all-Zen service at present as it was a bit of a torrid time last time round!

 14 
 on: March 25, 2025, 09:10:04 AM 
Started by Edinburgh_lad - Last post by Edinburgh_lad
DrayTek have gone downhill big time. When I had my 2820, it was an exceptional product and very stable on my noisy line at the time. Subsequent Drayteks that I bought were a poor performance. I now enjoy the Fritzbox, and though it's very basic in its operation, it suits me fine. Plus, having firmware updates for the product that is quite old in tech years is a bonus.

 15 
 on: March 24, 2025, 12:24:21 PM 
Started by Edinburgh_lad - Last post by meritez
The comments are fantastic, help we deploy Drayteks and do not keep our own backups, help we do not know how these work, help.

There's no proof that a firmware upgrade will resolve whatever this exploit has left behind.

Draytek are exceptionally quiet

 16 
 on: March 24, 2025, 07:40:50 AM 
Started by Edinburgh_lad - Last post by tubaman
I'm not using Draytek kit but an interesting article nonetheless. Does sound like someone is trying to exploit a firmware vulnerability. :no:

 17 
 on: March 23, 2025, 06:29:28 PM 
Started by Edinburgh_lad - Last post by Edinburgh_lad
For those of you using DrayTek, here's a short article for you:

https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2025/03/broadband-isps-report-uk-connectivity-problems-with-vulnerable-draytek-routers.html

 18 
 on: March 21, 2025, 07:31:02 AM 
Started by hushcoden - Last post by tubaman
Has no one any thoughts on why this is happening?

 19 
 on: March 21, 2025, 04:37:25 AM 
Started by Optimus - Last post by kitz
Hi and welcome.  This is a broadband site. 
We are usually a friendly bunch as long as you dont start spam  ;)

 20 
 on: March 21, 2025, 01:48:08 AM 
Started by Optimus - Last post by Optimus
Hello dear people, I just find this forum and register, really do not know what is the main subject. I am a musician , playing synths from childhood and now producing music and own a several label, You can find me on Spotify as Sasha Elektroniker and Lesa Define

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