On 04/25/2019 01:27 PM, David Mason via talk wrote:
> Part of my question was whether anyone else is using POE access
> points, and whether it’s worth doing as right now I have an extension
> cord running to the router. If so I’d need a router that supported
> POE, so I mentioned the Ubiquiti
Is there an openwrt non-wifi, PoE router? Also the WRT1900ACv2 seems to have
limited availability.
../Dave
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I have a Netgate SG-1000 running pfsense inside my bridge-mode Rogers
modem, which has been replaced by the slightly bigger SG-1100 ($159 USD).
In the furnace room, and then some cat5 heads off to more convenient
spots for access points, etc.
I like separate access points, which are sometimes
On Thu, Apr 25, 2019 at 01:27:02PM -0400, David Mason via talk wrote:
> This (letting the router do all the work) is a possibility, but the router is
> very far from all the other connections, so at the moment I have a long RJ45
> cable to the router. So I’d have to run another long cable back
This (letting the router do all the work) is a possibility, but the router is
very far from all the other connections, so at the moment I have a long RJ45
cable to the router. So I’d have to run another long cable back to the switch
where everything else is plugged in.
Part of my question was
On Thu, 25 Apr 2019 at 10:57, Lennart Sorensen via talk
wrote:
> > If you actually use the Bell router functions, what do you use your
> > own router for?
> >
> > - an AP + a switch?
> >
> > - double-NATting (seems like a bad idea)?
>
> Agreed. I run my VDSL2 modem in bridged mode with it's
I drilled out the rivets. Non-replaceable fuse was good, but the on-off
timer switch was flakey, and probably not replaceable. I just scrapped a
$250 convection oven due to an on-off switch. I am sad.
On Thu, 25 Apr 2019 at 11:31, mwilson--- via talk wrote:
> > On Thu, Apr 25, 2019 at 9:59 AM
> On Thu, Apr 25, 2019 at 9:59 AM Don Tai via talk wrote:
>>
>> A seemingly brand new small convection oven, Delonghi EO1270, made in
>> China, came my way. Pristine clean and obviously unused, but did not
[ ... ]
> I would suggest that pop rivets are quite cheap and I'd doubt you
> actually
On Thu, Apr 25, 2019 at 9:59 AM Don Tai via talk wrote:
>
> A seemingly brand new small convection oven, Delonghi EO1270, made in China,
> came my way. Pristine clean and obviously unused, but did not work.
> https://www.amazon.ca/DeLonghi-EO1270-6-Slice-Convection-Toaster/dp/B003ZDNKV0
>
> I
A seemingly brand new small convection oven, Delonghi EO1270, made in
China, came my way. Pristine clean and obviously unused, but did not work.
https://www.amazon.ca/DeLonghi-EO1270-6-Slice-Convection-Toaster/dp/B003ZDNKV0
I started taking it apart to troubleshoot. The electronics are on the
On Wed, Apr 24, 2019 at 11:30:22PM -0400, D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk wrote:
> I'm confused about the network topology you are describing.
>
> Which router is "the" router? Bell's modem/router or your (non-Bell)
> router?
>
> Which router is "it"?
>
> Context
>
> Almost all homes
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