After watching this:
https://youtu.be/ledv33t6SNE
And reading these:
https://arstechnica.co.uk/gadgets/20...speed-testing/
https://arstechnica.co.uk/gadgets/20...-linux-router/
I've been using a PFSense router and loving it. After researching and spending money on fancy DrayTek equipment before I thought I needed a change of pace
So at the moment I have a Vigor 130 feeding the router and then a Homeplug network feeding all the devices in the home including a Ubiquity WiFi AP. In comparison to the SkyHub it is SOOOO much better, and I'm sure better than anything you can purchase bar enterprise stuff.
Anyone else doing the same, or something similar?


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- OK so apparently there are performance reasons for AES-NI support on their servers - there is absolutely no reason this needs to be extended to client software, it makes no difference which implementation is used at either end of the connection.
