> From: 'Janina Sajka' via MacVisionaries
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> Sent: Thursday, 5 January 2017 8:18 AM
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> Subject: Re: OT: IPV6 on the R8500 Net Gear?
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> Scott:
>
> You might want to look for this devic
I could be wrong but when I put in Netgear R8500 openWRT and I get back very
little. I get a lot of DD-WRT though, it's’ looking like there’s a specific
branch for the R8500. Reviews still sound mixed although improving. I’d be
interested in your input.
I have a few days before I have to bri
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Sent: Thursday, 5 January 2017 8:18 AM
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Subject: Re: OT: IPV6 on the R8500 Net Gear?
Scott:
You might want to look for this device on openwrt.org. Even if you're not
intending to use OpenWRT,
My bad for saying the OpenWRT GUI is accessible. I meant the web-based
UI is accessible. Sorry about that.
Janina
Scott Granados writes:
> So my opinion of Netgear is steadily dropping. I’m about ready to bring this
> to the firing range and line it up where the S5 was.
> The IPV4 and ove
You could do a lot worse than OpenWRT software, or the new OpenWRT fork
called lede.
I'm running Lede on my WRT1900ACS, and it's working like a charm.
The management GUI is accessible (mostly).
The CLI is fully accessible, of course. All configurations are pretty
standard Linux, e.g. /etc and /e
So my opinion of Netgear is steadily dropping. I’m about ready to bring this
to the firing range and line it up where the S5 was.
The IPV4 and over all network performance is fantastic. I’ve got all
kinds of parallel streams and everything is split up across the different
spectrum wire
Scott:
You might want to look for this device on openwrt.org. Even if you're
not intending to use OpenWRT, there's often good info on the
capabilities of hardware there.
PS: You'rs truly brought up a brand new Belkin/Linksys WRT1900ACS last
week, and will be pairing it with the new Netgear CM1000
Anyone have any experience setting up a nether device or specifically a nether
8500 with a 6 to 4 tunnel broker IPV6 tunnel? I’m having 0 luck and there’s
not a lot out there in google land. Feel free to take off list since the topic
isn’t really Apple specific.
Thanks
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