Better go for those router that can do ip based traffic limit
TP-Link-> IPQoS feature enable router
ASUS->Asus WRT loaded routers
Router Configuration Bandwidth limiting, Which router to get?
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QUOTE(legenderycity @ Dec 29 2013, 09:38 PM) Can u recommend me some models? Don't really know much about routers Wat is your budget in mind?  |
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I assume yours is UniFi service.
TP-Link (make sure there is Unifi Support Logo or else you have to update firmware manually for it to support UniFi) 1043ND WDR3600 WDR4300 Asus RT-N12(Be careful with HW revision C1, you have to update firmware if you get this hw revision for it to support UniFi. D1 is support out of the box) RT-N12HP RT-N16U |
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QUOTE(legenderycity @ Dec 30 2013, 01:20 PM) I see. I'm more towards TP-Link and currently comparing the 1043ND and WDR3600. I can see the WDR3600 has dual band. What does it mean? Google is your friendhttp://www.theguardian.com/technology/askj...wi-fi-zip-drove |
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QUOTE(legenderycity @ Dec 30 2013, 01:39 PM) I see, thanks for the information. Next is between those 2 which has better signal strength? How do I see it from the specifications? Hard to tell as I do not use this before.Assume you are only 2 floor house, it should be sufficient enough for both model |
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QUOTE(legenderycity @ Mar 20 2014, 03:55 PM) Okay I'm most likely going for the RT-N14U since its only RM180. But before i buy it just want to confirm, how does the current QOS system for the N14U looks like? I did some googling and couldn't find a specific answer. Can anyone show me a screenshot of it? You may want look at thishttp://event.asus.com/2012/nw/dummy_ui/en/ |
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QUOTE(legenderycity @ Mar 22 2014, 12:35 AM) So this system is the same for the N14U right? Because I'm afraid that the N14U will have a one with less functions Mostly it will look same, but you may refer to function list or ask asus support thread for confirmation on lowyat |
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