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Off topic, but where can I find: 1. A modem that handles ADSL/VDSL/fibre incoming and 10GB ethernet outgoing with passthrough to: 2. A good wifi 6 mesh router
by rswail 3y ago
Off topic, but where can I find:
1. A modem that handles ADSL/VDSL/fibre incoming and 10GB ethernet outgoing with passthrough to:
2. A good wifi 6 mesh router + APs (eg Netgear or equivalent).
I don't want them to do anything but:
a) Support both DHCP and fixed assigned IPv4 configuration
b) IPv6 /56 subnet assignment
c) NAT outgoing IPv4, no incoming connections allowed
d) IPv6 ingress/egress
I don't want them scanning the traffic, protecting me from malware, upgrading themselves, doing anything fancy.
I want the bandwidth of my home ISP connection to be supported and I want the bandwidth of my 5G wifi and 10GB internal LAN to be fully supported.
- stingraycharles 3y agoI’m a big fan of Ruckus for anything wireless, but they’re not cheap. But they’re extremely reliable, high-quality hardware that work especially well in multi-AP setups. You’ll probably want a separate modem+router device, though.
- sschueller 3y agoYour best bet is still to run your own hardware and software like opnsense [1]. An old PC would do or if you need more a newer one. You can easily add cards for 10 or 25 GBit and upgrade later I needed with more memory etc. [1] https://sschueller.github.io/posts/wiring-a-home-with-fiber/#router https://sschueller.github.io/posts/wiring-a-home-with-fiber/...
- denkmoon 3y agoA modem that handles ADSL, and VDSL, and Fibre, with 10GBASE-T? Why would such a thing exist? All ADSL and VDSL connections known to man will have adequate bandwidth over 1000BASE-T, simple and cheap modems that support RFC 1483 bridging abound. If you've got >1Gb/s fibre, presumably your ISP provides equipment to support such, and why not simply have a router with SFP+?
- Aeolun 3y ago> If you've got >1Gb/s fibre, presumably your ISP provides equipment to support suc Why would they do that? If they sell me 10GBit but I can only reasonably use 1, then they can sell the same thing to 10x the people with the same hardware.
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- tgtweak 3y agoI have 1.5gbps internet and the ISP modem has a multi-gig port on it (2.5G) so tplink deco series (X90) come with a 2.5G port on each unit, and the XE200's have 10G ports. I used to run a full 10gb-t datacenter switch (dell) and put the fiber right into the sfp+ ports to do my own routing, but once the ISP started providing modems that could actually network at 2.5G it was overkill and I moved back to modem -> APs and modem->smaller 10G switch for PCs and Servers.