what router do you have and what is the uptime ?

[dturtill]

NETGEAR DGND4000
Uptime is around 1 month but only due to power cut and isp
Router is stable at all times and hasnt struggled with the number of devices i have on it as of yet

[DDY]

Thread revival!

Anyone's router's uptime still counting from last time?

Buffalo WZR-HP-G300NH

...

So far its uptime is 301 days, last reset for a UPS upgrade.

Mine's still going!

Uptime is now just about two years 8)

[g8ina]

Nah, cant beat that, only 48 days on my VM SuperHub.

[Spreadie]

TP-Link Archer C7 AC 1750

It's great when it works, but it has a habit of occasional slowdowns and dropped connections.

[ik9000]

only had my router for a few weeks, and running the hub in modem mode, with a netgear 7500 doing the routing. No drops yet so that makes it 21 days +

[mruhill2]

1. 3 Months +
2. Huawei HG635
3. Free from TalkTalk
4. Very good, I've used it on Plusnet as well as TalkTalk.
I did have a laser printer plugged into the usb, but found it very slow printing large (in MBs) documents / images.

1. 3+ months
2. Huawei HG635, built in ADSL2 and VDSL, with 4 gigabit ports.
3. Came free with TalkTalk Plus with Fibre
4. Reliable, quick enough.

[bledd]

Ubiquiti Edgerouter Lite

Never had a single issue with it, the only time it isn't up is when there's a firmware update.

Updated it yesterday, so my uptime is under 24 hours



-Never buying 'home' networking products again.

[iamlorro]

home hub 5 from BT - I only got it today, so uptime count isnt going to be all that impressive.

I've still got my old Virgin Media D-Link DIR 615 plugged in serving the majority of my home network - I DDWRT-ed it, and didnt want to replace it with the home hub 3, when I moved house.

Having a phone with AC wireless means that I think it's time that it was retired though! Will probably remove the D-Link later this week...

[Bonebreaker777]

1. Due to a power cut yesterday, less than 24hours, but never noticed it rebooting or anything
2. ASUS RT-N66U (Merlin firmware)
3. Recommended on a few forums
4. Works fine, does the PPPoE for the Openreach Fibre modem, provides 2.4GHz and 5Ghz Wifi, lets me create additional wifi access points for each range, cant say ive had any issue with it in the 6 months ive had it.

Haha, nearly the same.

1. Nearly 7 days, recently upgraded to a new 'firmware'
2. ASUS RT-AC66U. Previously stock firmware, now Merlin.
3. VM AC router had quite a few issues, especially in 5 Ghz.
4. Was rather reliable with the stock firmware but some of the mobile apps refused to fully cooperate with it. Merlin sorted all of them out (all I knew about) plus I received quite a few extra perks (like able to watch the temperatures, etc).

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

Well my relative has a Metabo one which is a decade old.

[uk_shahj]

SuperHub 2ac, not the best router though. Might buy a new one.

Uptime is around 16 hours, had to cut the power to it.

[inonefly]

I have 3 R7000, the one used as router were up at least 2-3 months.

[Smudger]

I have an Asus RT-AC87U, and it's been up since I put it in, last Friday. Really good coverage all over the house, even on 5ghz. Considering whether to upgrade to Merlin, but as it's doing what I need now, might leave it as it is...

[surya kumar]

I've D-link N150 MBPS which works good and bought it bcz low cost and good features But at my location we have frequent power cuts even though Its performs well.

[fredsmith999]

Most routers just seem to work for home. I'd a nice Ubiquiti one but my rubbish free one from EE has never given me any trouble. Not very secure, though.

[DDY]

Thread revival! Again.

This time, nearly three years.



Went in to check if everything was going well, noticed the uptime and had a bit of a reflective moment.

Three years?

Felt like last week.