…ports that you could use for dedicated Ethernet backhaul to two satellites using Cat 6E cable. Our tests with Cat 6e cable showed approximately 5Gbps full duplex. If you have a 2.5Gbps switch (we use a terrific D-Link DMS-106XT 2.5Gbps gaming and media 6-port unmanaged switch), you may run a…
…forced labour and human trafficking. It constantly assesses risks related to its supply chain and compliance with the NETGEAR Supplier Code of Conduct. For these reasons, and because it makes excellent and reliable gear, Netgear (and Arlo) has CyberShack’s 100% support. That does not take away from Taiwanese-based D-Link or…
…bandwidth (50/50 chance) or that Wi-Fi 8 BN that is rumoured to use mmWave (42.5-71GHz) for up to 100Gbps makes ACMA’s decision irrelevant. If and when we get the full 1200Mhz, first-tier router makers – Netgear, TP-Link, and D-Link – will roll out Wi-Fi 7 updates to use the full…
…bulbs. At least weekly, these lose connectivity. I have also tried Mesh and routers from D-Link, TP-Link, Netgear and more. It is not the router! The solution to LIFX Let me assure you that if LIFX had worked, I would be over the moon as I had made such an…
…noticed the difference that AI makes to the D-Link Eagle AI range, and this does a similar thing. Privacy – Pass+ We have read the privacy provisions and are satisfied that it collects only the information it needs to perform the job. You can tighten privacy settings in the App….
How long does it take to hack a typical password? Using brute force attacks between instantly and 438 trillion years. Many thanks to Graeme Reardon, Managing Director of D-Link ANZ, who answered Jeffrey Kemp’s question, “Why do D-Link routers not accept simple passwords”. Graeme answered on Boxing Day – that…
…of Manufacture China Company D-Link, est. 1986 is a Taiwanese multinational networking company headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan. You can trust D-Link and your privacy. More CyberShack D-Link news and reviews We use Fail (below expectations), Pass (meets expectations) and Exceed (surpasses expectations or is the class leader) against many of…
…go-fast NBN protocols for better reliability. It is Deco mesh, and you can add more Deco mesh to spread fast, reliable Wi-Fi throughout the largest home. D-Link DMS-106XT 2.5Gbps gaming and media 6-port unmanaged switch Why? If you want reliable mesh, you need to use Ethernet. This is a 2500Mbps…
…data is safe even if you use Google Assistant to manage Nest. D-Link is a Taiwan-owned company and uses an Oceania-based cloud. It has had its share of software vulnerabilities, but as far as we know, current products are fine. Swann was an Aussie company that is now owned by…
…speeds. Both the router and satellite have a 2.5Gbps LAN/WAN port and three gigabit Ethernet ports. You can set up a 2.5Gbps backhaul using Cat6 Ethernet cables or a 2.5Gbps Switch from Netgear or use D-Link DMS-106XT 2.5Gbps gaming and media 6-port unmanaged switch (as we did). Setup – Too…
…the internet via Ethernet WAN is the router. Satellites can connect via Wi-Fi 5GHz or Gigabit Ethernet backhaul. Read more. Harvey Norman D-Link range (its a new product, so you may have to order it) D-Link Eagle Pro website (search for Eagle Pro) CyberShack D-Link Eagle Pro news and reviews…
The D-Link Eagle Pro AI AX3200 M32 Mesh router system expands to cover larger homes, and with a three-pack at $599.95, it is great value. We recently gained exposure to the D-Link Eagle Pro AI AX1500 Mesh system M15, E15 and R15 (DLink network review) and D-Link G415 4G Eagle…