Love the router but I can't get qbittorrent remote to connect from my phone to my pc it had no problem on my old router so I might be sending it back if I can't figure it out
So apparently to use the app or make any changes on the routers website you need to be connected to the wifi network. Is there any way to get around this? I was able to make network changes anywhere at any time on my old router with verizon without having to be connected to the wifi network.
T-mobile home internet with this router with exvellent signal, Desktop 952 up, 92 dwn, Xbox 624 dwn, 120 up, Amazon Fire Cube 375 Dwn, 92 up, other fire device 350 dwn. Ipad 450 Dwn Iphone 6 357 dwn.
@@RodrickViews Sorry to bother you again with this. Just one more question? What if I'm not using an Ethernet cable? Can it still be setup with a modem (T-Mobile) that doesn't have a wps button?
One thing on this puppy - the IP range it uses from the factory is 192.168.216.xx. I couldn't get IPV6 until I changed the range to 192.168.0.xx. Then suddenly I had IPV6. This after Rashid(ratshit?) at Xfinity tried to tell me my router was not IPV6 compatible. Strange, but it works great now. Now if I could just get into my modem...
I love this guy's videos for sure But like 50+ megs is enough for 98% of consumers out there to do everything they need fast as heck I personally got only 25 down and 2.5 up so seeing them being like "ohh under 100 is unusable(not him, he's great, but more like Linus and such) is so annoying to me
its one of small amount of wifi 6 (ax) routers supported by OS openwrt. Considering this it is a very good router on the market for its price
Keep up the awesome videos 😊
Good video thanks. I have the same modem now my uploads are at 19? You know why. Am on 2.4 is way less too the 5g is more
Love the router but I can't get qbittorrent remote to connect from my phone to my pc it had no problem on my old router so I might be sending it back if I can't figure it out
Can you use it without it being plugged into the modem
So apparently to use the app or make any changes on the routers website you need to be connected to the wifi network. Is there any way to get around this? I was able to make network changes anywhere at any time on my old router with verizon without having to be connected to the wifi network.
T-mobile home internet with this router with exvellent signal, Desktop 952 up, 92 dwn, Xbox 624 dwn, 120 up, Amazon Fire Cube 375 Dwn, 92 up, other fire device 350 dwn. Ipad 450 Dwn Iphone 6 357 dwn.
I will be buying one
Can this be set up on a Modem (T-Mobile) that doesn't have a wps button? And can you say anything about the Customer Support?
As long as the modem has ethernet out, it should work fine. I haven’t contacted customer service.
@@RodrickViews Sorry to bother you again with this. Just one more question? What if I'm not using an Ethernet cable? Can it still be setup with a modem (T-Mobile) that doesn't have a wps button?
One thing on this puppy - the IP range it uses from the factory is 192.168.216.xx. I couldn't get IPV6 until I changed the range to 192.168.0.xx. Then suddenly I had IPV6. This after Rashid(ratshit?) at Xfinity tried to tell me my router was not IPV6 compatible. Strange, but it works great now. Now if I could just get into my modem...
You flew past the name and password change. Chrome has blocked login.dynalink found it.
I love this guy's videos for sure
But like 50+ megs is enough for 98% of consumers out there to do everything they need fast as heck
I personally got only 25 down and 2.5 up so seeing them being like "ohh under 100 is unusable(not him, he's great, but more like Linus and such) is so annoying to me
Question, can I connect this 5ghz router to my 2ghz?
It has 2.4ghz too
For being wifi 6 it's very slow.
Hey I have a question idk if this is ok does it meant to be blinking in the back like that green light or is that bad I’m new to this kind of stuff