My network kept dropping devices until I stopped over-engineering and checked my firewall rules
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I used an old router as a dedicated smart home network, and it solved two problems at once
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Your smart home cameras are choking your Wi-Fi upload pipe—here is the local remedy
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Your Cat7 cable is probably counterfeit — here's why Cat6a is the real upgrade
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Your router is about to stop getting security updates - here's what to do
…tech support for those close to him, Ty is a computer science student, with his focus being cloud computing and networking. He also competed in semi-pro Counter-Strike for 8 years…
Your devices are picking the wrong Wi-Fi band, and your router can fix it automatically
…His expertise broadly covers computers, smartphones, game consoles, headphones, smart home products, browsers, and apps. Sign in to your XDA account For my home network, I’ve always run two separate SSIDs…
Cheap enterprise networking gear exposes the flaws in expensive consumer hardware
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I ditched OPNsense for UniFi, and the speed gain wasn't the real win
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This free network monitor exposed exactly what my devices were sending to the internet
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You should reboot your router once a month, but not for the reason you think
…network. The real reason you should reboot your router at least once a month is linked to how it connects to your ISP and to your devices. Your router is a computer…