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On Monday, June 22, 2015 02:49:24 AM Peter Humphrey wrote: |
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> Hello list, |
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> Not long ago I bought an Asus DSL-N14U and I've been impressed by its |
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> abilities, especially since it's quite cheap. One feature I particularly |
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> like is its guest networks (I have a lady of advanced years* next-door), of |
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> which it can establish three. But its logging feature is woefully limited, |
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> whether remote or local: I get lots of empty or incomplete log entries, |
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> which Asus says it can't improve. It has a few other minor bugs too. |
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Bugs are fun.... Especially when being electrocuted... |
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> Does anyone here know of a "professional" version of this modem, or an |
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> equivalent? I mean one that does the whole job, not just what it needs to do |
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> to get past the marketing department**. I'd like proper logs, and finer |
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> control over what traffic is allowed between wired and wireless LANs, and |
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> to/from the WAN of course. Even suitable Google search terms would be good. |
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Try Zyxel or Draytek. |
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Both generally support multiple SSIDs. |
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Draytek also provides support to redirect the logging to a syslog-server. |
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> PPPoA is not used here in the UK as far as I know. |
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Don't most ADSL modems/routers support both PPPoE and PPPoA? |
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