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> I had to move away from Asus as they didn't provide a good hardware solution for 4G Surely a 4G USB dongle would work fine in a linux router such as those fr
by zokier 5y ago
> I had to move away from Asus as they didn't provide a good hardware solution for 4G
Surely a 4G USB dongle would work fine in a linux router such as those from Asus?
- petre 5y agoOh come on, a dongle? In 2021, really? Most dongles on the market are Huawei anyway and they do NAT, no bridge or modem mode. You have to pull down some pin to ground and reflash them to get actual modem functionality. I've got one in my drawer. Plus when they get hot they'll start causing issues.
- aivisol 5y agoMikrotik SXT LTE6 works for me as I am in a very remote place. RouterOS is really great piece of software, you have web based GUI, you have fully featured CLI with all things you need from router: NAT, firewall, port forward, I cannot name them all, I believe I barely use few % of what is inside. Ubiquiti UAP-AC as an AP.
- R0b0t1 5y agoI dislike the mikrotik devices because they lock the functionality of the device. I was unable to set up a pair of repeaters as anything else because of this. It was not really advertised and it's totally artificial.
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