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It's AVM, so it's specifically mentioned in the article for _not_ being available in the US. And yes, I've been using Fritzboxes (upgraded in 2017 for better w
by LaGrange 6y ago
It's AVM, so it's specifically mentioned in the article for _not_ being available in the US.
And yes, I've been using Fritzboxes (upgraded in 2017 for better wifi, to another Fritzbox) since 2011, and it:
* reliably auto-updates,
* has the best built-in software I've seen (no OpenWRT, but nothing that would motivate me to install OpenWRT)
* has been getting updates for many years.
It's not the prettiest, nor does it go for (my preferred) rack-mounted look, but it works and it lives in a broom closet anyway.
- ofrzeta 6y agoAlso you can run Freetz, a way to extend (not replace) the router software. It has enabled me to run mDNS for split DHCP.