Hi,
Asus has any router for Maxis FTTH that support individual client bandwidth limiter?
Thanks
Home Networking N Router By Asus RTN-66U / Asus RTN-16 / RT-N56U, Asus RT-N Series Supported Unifi
Home Networking N Router By Asus RTN-66U / Asus RTN-16 / RT-N56U, Asus RT-N Series Supported Unifi
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Dec 10 2012, 08:50 AM
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Hi,
Asus has any router for Maxis FTTH that support individual client bandwidth limiter? Thanks |
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Apr 9 2013, 10:45 AM
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QUOTE(HiT-AbLe @ Mar 18 2013, 07:06 PM) Ok, how does dual band work btw? I don't know whether it's worth to pay more for this feature over RT-N16? Most of the router out there operate on 2,4GHz band. Dual band is simply the newer version which offer backward compatibility by offering 2,4GHz as well as the newer 5GHz band. The thing is, in order to take advantage of the 5GHz band, you need a device/hardware that operate on 5GHz too. Otherwise, its just basically something you never use anyway.Instead, try to focus on the speed and ram of the chipset used, as well as the number of receiving/transmitting antenna as these also affect the transfer speed, coverage for example. There is no future proof router. There are design guidelines by the body which certify WiFi standard but not all are following them. The certification is slow and manufacturers keep pumping out new parts which are faster but since they aint certified, they might not work or slower than expected due to different design/hardware/software combination. |
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