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At&t fiber skipped my side of the street for no discernable reason so I'm stuck with crazy asymmetrical 300/10 speeds from spectrum. I'd give up 100 down for 10 more up. It's loving brutal. The worst part is I pay them the same for that as AT&T charges for symmetrical gigabit service.  I hope Spectrum offers some symmetrical plans for a reasonable price. I'd jump on them.
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I'm really hoping ubiquiti refreshes their product line soon because for trying to appeal to the prosumer crowd they are falling way behind in their offerings at each price point.
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Ubiquiti just released a UXG Max with 4 2.5gb lan ports and 1 2.5gb wan port. Pretty much exactly the product I wanted as I already have a cloud key, and only have 2 2.5gb computers and sub-gigabit Internet service. https://techspecs.ui.com/unifi/cloud-keys-gateways/uxg-max?mc_cid=761b665d3e&mc_eid=34dd846cce
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Shugojin posted:https://store.ui.com/us/en/pro/category/all-cloud-keys-gateways/products/uxg-max I'm a bit of a novice with some networking stuff, but am I correct in that the IPS/IDS limit is only for WAN traffic? Will the LAN ports be able to transfer at the full 2.5Gbps? It's not a deal breaker for me either way, but an absolute non-factor if it only affects the WAN.
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Apr 3, 2024 18:59
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There's a goon in SA Mart selling a U6 Mesh for $125 if that fits your needs.
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Went to a local businesses estate sale as they're shutting down and noticed they had Ubiquiti cameras. Well a little talking later and I own a UDM Pro and NVR for $350. The NVR has four 6TB Western Union purple drives.  e: Two of the HDDs have bad sectors 
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Apr 28, 2024 23:14
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Arson Daily posted:I just got an email from spectrum saying that my connection was now symmetrical and lo and behold it is. Now I can at least stop pining for a fiber connection for a while I guess. Where do you live? I'm hoping Spectrum can get me symmetrical service since At&t fiber skipped my side of the street. E: I called Spectrum and they have an ETA for my corner of the DFW area of 5/21 
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Apr 29, 2024 21:58
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Cyks posted:By far the easiest solution is to buy a wireless network card for your desktop computer. Unless there is some reason that isn’t an option (like the computer is owned by your employer). A USB wireless adapter is probably the best solution. Opening up their desktop to install a PCIE card might be more than what OP is comfortable tacking. If OP is okay installing cards in their system then I agree, a PCIE wireless card is the way to go.
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Valiantman posted:I've installed some hard drives and extra RAM in the past so I guess it wouldn't be impossible. I think the power source is in full use at the moment, though. By "Power source in full use" do you mean there are no available cords/plugs? If so, the good news is that a wireless card will draw all the power it needs from the motherboard slot you plug it into. As long as you have a spare PCIE slot available it will work. If you're not aware, any PCIE slot should work, even if it's a longer one than the card. So if you had a full size 16x slot for a GPU available, a 1x PCIE card can be inserted into it and will work correctly. My personal preference is ASUS wireless cards. I've had a few over the years and they've worked for me, and I like that they include Bluetooth. But I'm sure all the major brands are basically identical in experience, and possibly cheaper. https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-PCE-AC5...117&sr=8-6&th=1
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Just a heads up, I'm selling some networking gear in SA Mart if anyone is interested: https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=4060614
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