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Should the flow be described as: Internet -> Modem -> router -> managed switch - access point ? Anyway, thanks for sharing the setup. I love how everybody her
by 404mm 4y ago
Should the flow be described as:
Internet -> Modem -> router -> managed switch - access point ?
Anyway, thanks for sharing the setup. I love how everybody here has a different takeaway from this.
For me, it was nanoPi. I just ordered R4SE for my tinkering with OpenWrt.
I have a symmetric fiber gig connection that is quite stable but I’m thinking about getting a secondary connection from a different provider.
My “dream” is to have HA (active/passive) routers that can fall back on the backup (slower) line and back when there’s need. The rest of my HW is small and spread out throughout a house than not a single failure will severely affect my home.
- giuliomagnifico 4y ago> Internet -> Modem -> router -> managed switch - access point Yes, also. depends if you are in download or upload =) be careful with the R4SE (the model with inside eMMC storage), I don't know if the R4S OpenWrt build will run also in the R4SE.
- 404mm 4y agoI checked their wiki before ordering and they sort of consider the SE model as a newer revision of R4S. So I’m hopeful. It if that doesn’t work, I’ll find some other use for it. Anything that does not run the Chinese flavor of Ubuntu or WRT lol
- giuliomagnifico 4y agoThe only difference is the SE has the 32gb emmc inside and I’m skeptic that OpenWrt will run fine, surely it will not recognize the internal storage. Anyway you can use the FriendlyElect WRT, basically it’s an old release of OpenWrt with some customizations.