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It needs to be a lot easier to detect this is happening and stop it from happening, in the router. I almost never visit my router's web interface, and when I d
by zaroth 7y ago
It needs to be a lot easier to detect this is happening and stop it from happening, in the router.
I almost never visit my router's web interface, and when I do it's either to reboot it because it's acting funky, or check if it needs a firmware update. There's just nothing useful there. It's absolutely packed full of totally useless information.
And yet such a golden opportunity to provide actually helpful management functionality of all the devices on the network.
I'm not saying there aren't good products out there that do this, just sort of lamenting that routers differentiate on the colorful plastic molding instead of actually helping to manage, monitor, speed up, secure, and protect my devices, and when needed, protect me from my devices.
- peteri 7y agoLast small office system I ended up using Draytek Vigor ADSL as it had a sensible max device limit, the ISP one would crap out at around 30 MAC addresses. The device management was pretty good and I wish I had the same kit at home (currently using an ISP provider router). https://www.draytek.co.uk/products/business/vigor-2862#screenshots https://www.draytek.co.uk/products/business/vigor-2862#scree...