Pretty simple problem description really 1. If I keep my 6Ghz band to “802.11ax/be mixed”, my WiFi 7 devices can detect and connect to the SSID but my WiFi 6E devices cannot see it. 2. If I keep my 6G

The bandwidth meter (Upload and Download) on the BE800 (And probably other routers) counts only IPv4 traffic. With IPv6 being more and more commonly used, it should be included. In fact, the bandwidth

I was surprised this weekend when I had gigabytes of traffic transferring between a MacBook and a NAS, but the Upload/Download rate was almost zero. After troubleshooting a bit, I found the issue coul

On the routers which do support IPv6 firewall rules today, the implementation is not ideal. This is because most ISPs cycle IPv6 delegated subnets regularly, which make the rules invalid. Some ways to

Hardware version: 1.20 Good evening, it is with great surprise that I write this post, as IPv6 is becoming more and more common, and even necessary due to ISPs resorting to CGNat to deal with the scar

My ISP gives dynamic public ipv6 and private ipv4, hence I have to enable IPV6 feature, and add IPv6 Firewall Rules to allow public connection to one of the device in the network, with the help of ddn