REROUTE!

*sigh*

oh, the timing. the irony...

just Bersangka Buruk™ that every website is loading shit and you won't be disappointed by expectation.

HongKong yang putus,
tapi trafik tempatan-ke-tempatan pun jammed.

REROUTE!

*sigh*

just a note.
check if you have WPA3 enabled.
I found that my devices go wonky whenever i feel "want to live of the bloody technological edge".

now, cry....
might have won a battle, probably will now lose the war.

https://www.pcmag.com/news/internet-provide...dflares-dns-for

Internet Providers, Wi-Fi Router Vendors Can Now Ship Cloudflare's DNS for Free

September 24, 2024

The program also seems to invite ISPs and gear vendors to pay for premium options with added online-safety features.

Cloudflare’s new program invites partners to ship products preconfigured with one of its three core resolvers for free

A draft copy of Cloudflare’s post includes a “Premium Safety & Customizations” section that outlines a “Gateway” offering that would presumably cost partner companies extra and provide additional filtering options that include time-based limits on categories of sites.

i'm bad. imagine threat-actor (-ekhem- TM) can possibly subscribe for an official filtering DNS gateway from Cloudflare, "provide additional filtering options", and possibility with support including route announcement and valid SSL certificate.

don't use WPA, it's very outdated.

use WPA3 if you want latest standard.

stick to WPA2 if your client mix can't all support WPA3.

for maximum compatibility with ALL in current generation, use WPA2.
if presented with futher option whether to use WPA2-TKIP or WPA2-AES, chose AES over TKIP.

PSK or Enterprise, that one is up to your environment.
I don't expect humans to have RADIUS or portal or equivalent lying around at home.

it's the same effect if you pair 2.4GHz-only clients with Access Points that can handle both 2.4GHz+5GHz SSID, and to compound the issue, with kvr protocol enabled.

the Access Point will tell 2.4GHz-only client to switch from 2.4GHz to 5GHz. and in cases, i suspect some even forcefully disconnect the client. those 2.4GHz-only client will appear misbehaving keep disconnecting and reconnecting.