Banana Pi BPI-R3 Router board with MediaTek MT7986(Filogic 830) Quad core ARM A53 + MT7531A chip design ,2G DDR RAM ,8G eMMC flash onboard https://docs.banana-pi.org/en/BPI-R3/BananaPi_BPI-R3
#network #Communication #Wireless #4G #5G #Mediatek #MT7986 #wifi7 #router #OpenWrt

Banana Pi BPI-R4 Mediatek MT7988 Wifi7 Opensource Router , support OpenWrt ,4GB DDR4 RAM,8GB eMMC,128MB SPI-NAND flash onboard,4G/5G support
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/1005006256988361.html?gatewayAdapt=4itemAdapt
#network #Communication #Wireless #4G #5G #Mediatek #MT7988 #wifi7 #router #OpenWrt

OpenWrt 24.10 released, bringing a major Linux kernel update, initial (but still limited) support for WiFi 7, and many other changes to the open source GNU/Linux distro for routers and other embedded devices. https://buff.ly/3QaVApq #OpenWrt #Linux #WiFi7

Getting materials ready for an upcoming private class of the Secure Wi-Fi Architecture Masterclass

I opted to test Windows 11 24H2 for my company. Good news, Wi-Fi 7 works great. I’m connected to my U7-Pro at 5.8 Gbps — not that that will get me too far with the AP connected with 2.5GBaseT and 1 Gbps Internet (download, a pathetic 0.035 Gbps upload over DOCSIS). But hey, it looks nice.

Bad news, @jima and @paulos: the promised “future version of Windows 11” with CLAT support isn’t this one. Windows 11 still insists on using legacy IP despite me shoving DHCPv4 option 108 down its throat.

WiFi 7 is new enough that routers that support the new standard tend to be VERY expensive. This one isn't... but the TP-Liink Archer BE230 also sacrifices some features to keep the price under $100 (like the 6 GHz band) https://buff.ly/3YeW3MA #WiFi #WiFi7 #Router #TPLink

It's wild how Wifi is now practically as fast as Ethernet

So, now that I have multi-gigabit Internet, I *need* to have a #phone with Wifi6E too right? **

Here's my top three:

1) #OnePlus12 - IR Blaster FTW!
2) #Motorola #Edge50Ultra - 144hz screen!
3) #Sony #Xperia1VI - SD Card Slot!

** I'm just looking for an excuse to upgrade, my #LG #V60 is still fine after 4 years...

I finally got around to installing my new #TPLink #Deco #mesh #wifi7 #router and I'm pretty impressed.

The web interface is lame, but the #android app is useful enough.

Everything I've plugged into them has just worked; unmanaged switches, USB backup drives, etc.

Best of all, nearly every device in the house is getting 1Gbps now, save for some older #wifi devices.

My #TPLink #Deco #Wifi7 #router came yesterday, and though I promised my partner I'd not tear down the old #network until the weekend, I plugged it in and tested it out. My #speed #tests saw consistent improvement across my devices, none of which are even 6E, and that's without the #wired #25GbE backhaul even!

Next step is to install a new Wifi 7 card in my partner's laptop and see what kind of improvement that can get. Same for the 2.5GbE card I bought for my gaming PC.

While upgrading to a #Wifi7 #router and #multigig #LAN #networking, it's been a shock to me that wifi7 has a higher data rate than 2.5G #Ethernet!!

Mainly due to wider channels, but also because of #MLO #MultiLinkOperation, which can use 6Ghz and 5Ghz simultaneously!

I wonder if the 2.5G wired #backhaul on the #TPLink #mesh router I've got coming in the mail actually helps much if the nodes have good #signal or if I should have spring for one with 10G backhaul.

Hey!
I'm stuck in my 6GHz WLAN antenna and controller search.
Do you have any reference which is capable to operate WLAN/Wi-Fi on the 6GHz band (Thus, really capable to operate Wi-Fi7 or Wi-Fi6E) and able to operate in a monitor mode?
Everything I found does not have a clear answer, thus, if I can save my time instead of buying all of them and test, it would be appreciated

#pov you're upgrading your network to #wifi7 and 2.5G #ethernet

#Ubiquiti released new #wifi7 APs, these also have the 2.5 GbE uplink powered by PoE+, still they do not provide a PoE+ adapter with multi GbE support (you need to buy from TP) and for those who don't have a rack space, there is no good switch to hook them to as the utility lineup is more or less just 1GbE or without PoE+ output. Sure you can buy a USW-Enterprise-8-PoE if you can afford it... we hope Ubiquiti could provide us with a not too expensive switch.

Source: https://eu.store.ui.com/eu/en?category=all-wifi&filter=wifi-7

Well, I decided my #home #wifi #network could use a little update; just to get #cat6 running to all the #ethernet ports in the #house.

Despite having run my own #routers in the past (#DDWRT and #pfsense) I'm going to give #TPLink another shot.

https://amazon.com/dp/B0CN8WBXY2

Went with a #wifi7 model just to future proof a little.