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Vassy

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  1. Hello. I'm looking to buy a wireless router. My internet speed it's 1Gbps and the budget it's $300, even $400 if it's worth it. The thing is, I really don't care about Wi-Fi. I want to be Wi-Fi 6, but I don't want to cover 10,000sq. ft and 100 clients. The most important thing it's to be stable and a good router overall.
  2. Hello. I have a managed switch. D-LINK DGS-1100-08. My internet speeds, download / upload are 100 Mbps. Using speedtest.net, I get the correct download / upload speeds, but using testmy.net, the download speed is correct, but the upload speed it's about 3.5 - 4 Mbps. Also, the real world speeds are the same as the tests from testmy.net. What could be the problem? Of course, connecting directly to the router, the speeds are correct, only through the switch I have the problems. Thank you in advice.
  3. @Sir Asvald Well, PC 3 is actually a laptop that connects to Router 1 via Wireless, if it was a PC I could easily connect to the Switch VLAN.
  4. What exactly is an ACL? I attached a photo to better illustrate my situation. So, PC 1 has access to both PC 2 and PC 3, this is normal. Since I'm connecting from PC 3 to PC 1, which has access to PC 2, there must be a way route PC 2 to PC 3, through PC 1.
  5. Yes. I did that via VLAN in my switch.
  6. I want to mention that PC A and PC C are not in the same network.
  7. Hm, PC A it's not showing up in the Network of PC C, but PC B is showing. What exactly do you mean by VNC? Do I have to do some additional settings?
  8. Hello. I'm in the following situation. I have 3 PC's. A, B and C. PC A and PC B are in the same network. PC B and PC C are in the same network. How I can connect to PC A, from PC C, through PC B? EDIT: PC A and PC B are in network 1. PC B and PC C are in network 2. So, PC A and PC C are not in the same network. END OF EDIT Thank you in advice.
  9. Hello. I want to connect 2 computers which are connected to different internet connections (routers)? I want the computers to act like they are in a network connected to the same router, and I also want both computers to be connected to their separate internet connections. Both computers have only one RJ-45 port. I know there are MB's with two ports, but not in my case. Thank you in advice.
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