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elmo

Hi guys , just a question so 1 of my outlets use a wireless router and apparently people are always having problems connecting  .. i believe its because the wireless router can only cater to 30 users at the same time . And another  thing is i believe my neighbours are also using our network .

 

So basically my question is , what wireless router /ap would you recommend ? I need to be able to limit each user ./down/up speed and increase user capacity ..

 

My outlet runs more then 15 hours/day so basically routers are on almost 24/7 , so i need something that is capable of that . Let me know a good brand/model and pricing if you have any recomendations ..

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You want a router with QOS, you have not told us how much you have to spend on a router.

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Which router do you currently have?

 

As a general suggestion, I tell people to go for the ASUS N66u, if they can afford it. Great range, great firmware, very fast.

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I think im willing to spend about 200 Usd at max , the thing is i want to make sure said device can last for atleast 3 years , and is able to run 24/7

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The router in use is D-Link Dir-615

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The router in use is D-Link Dir-615

 

The DIR-615 will struggle with 30 users, with large numbers of users on stock firmware they tend to die occasionally and require a reset.

 

For 30+ users you probably want to be looking at a whole different category of access point, We use WNDAP360's for access points but they are just AP's so you would need something else as a router (the 615 should be fine just as a router, it's the wifi that won't cope as it's designed for home use with only a handful of users)

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The DIR-615 will struggle with 30 users, with large numbers of users on stock firmware they tend to die occasionally and require a reset.

 

For 30+ users you probably want to be looking at a whole different category of access point, We use WNDAP360's for access points but they are just AP's so you would need something else as a router (the 615 should be fine just as a router, it's the wifi that won't cope as it's designed for home use with only a handful of users)

If i disable my router wireless and use the WNDAP360 as the AP will that work?  Or do i need both enabled.. ? Never tried this before so just wondering

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I would go for an ASUS N66u, or wait till the new ASUS AC router comes out.

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Edgemax lite + Unfi AP but this is more likely over your skill level, i would look at the Linksys cisco routers

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I would go for an ASUS N66u, or wait till the new ASUS AC router comes out.

 

Hasn't the AC66U been out for a while? I second the recommendation for the ASUS routers. Have been nothing but great in my experience, but they are a bit pricey.

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Hasn't the AC66U been out for a while? I second the recommendation for the ASUS routers. Have been nothing but great in my experience, but they are a bit pricey.

It has but they are realising a new one that improves a lot of things. Because currently, the AC66u doesn't have mimo, but the new one will (so it should have higher speeds).

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