Unifi Official TM UniFi High Speed Broadband Thread V17
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 Apr 16 2013, 12:38 AM
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Recently I had a few disconnect on my UNIFI and upon looking at my DD-WRT /var/log/messages logs, there are lots and lots of "attacks" and logins attempts on the WAN interfaces...
Anyone else also encounter this issue ?? |
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Apr 17 2013, 06:58 PM
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QUOTE(godhpf @ Apr 17 2013, 12:45 PM) I'm thinking of using my old pc as a router + download machine. Not sure whether it will work or not. A few pointers..I'm trying to keep the number of devices to the minimum. Because the tplink wr1043nd (it's running openwrt) only have 5 ports in total, im thinking of port 0 aka wan port : connect to btu port 1 - 2 : connect to pc ( I only have two PCs, the rest are wireless) port 3 : connect to router port 4: iptv For the port 3(router), I'm thinking of using a single NIC and setup two virtual interfaces (vlan 1 and 500) for LAN and WAN respectively. Here is what I have in mind. Is this workable? been too long since I touched anything regarding to network. [attachmentid=3396382]  - Can't u use yr TPlink as the router since it is already running openWRT ? - Using an old PC as router is a bad idea bcos of the "higher power usage" compared to embedded appliance since you are running it 24/7, and also heat and noise from the fan... - Get those NAS HDD with support for bittorrent like the DNS-323 or similar ( I'm running transmission-bt on mine )... - Some of the ASUS/TPLINK routers hv UNIFI stickers and support UNIFI with the existing firmware... |
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