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On Monday 22 Jun 2015 14:04:43 J. Roeleveld wrote: |
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> On Monday, June 22, 2015 02:49:24 AM Peter Humphrey wrote: |
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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), |
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> > of which it can establish three. But its logging feature is woefully |
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> > limited, whether remote or local: I get lots of empty or incomplete log |
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> > entries, which Asus says it can't improve. It has a few other minor bugs |
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> > too. |
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> Bugs are fun.... Especially when being electrocuted... |
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:-) |
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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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This Asus can also send logs to a server, and I did use it that way for a |
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while, but they contain the same info as its own logs - i.e. mostly nothing, |
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and only rarely anything useful. |
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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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So it seems. I think that what I thought I knew is now either out of date or |
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just plain wrong. |
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The main difficulty in finding a suitable device is that all the descriptions |
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are given in only the vaguest terms. That's why I asked here. |
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Rgds |
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Peter |
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