From: tnp@invalid.invalid
On 18/09/2024 11:36, Anssi Saari wrote:
> The Natural Philosopher writes:
>
>> Unlike many feature rich routers, the draytek has a sanely organised
>> user interface and the advanced features actually work...
>
> High praise. Which Draytek router BTW? I had one a few years ago but it
> was strangely broken and I eventually had to return it and as it was out
> of production I just got a refund. I went with a fairly awful Mikrotik
> until I got around to building my own from a PC Engines APU2 board.
>
I have a Mikrotik HAPLITE TC as Wifi access point. Awful user
interface, Nothing on it worked except by cribbing something off the
net, I got it to work as a wifi access point!
Very cheap tho
Once I had incanted the right magic spell, it has been rock solid.
My draytek is one with two voip phone sockets in.
As the UK is moving away from everything except VOIP for landline
phones, that would be handy, except the ISPs are reselling BTs
proprietary shit and the old free SIPGATE doesn't like 'free' any more.
Vigor 2762Vac
System Up Time: 2398:28:36
They are getting on for $200 now I think
> I really like how Draytek puts a simulation of their web interface
> online. Nothing like seeing it yourself, even if you can't really do
> anything in the simulation.
I didn't know they did that!
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the ultimate consequences to which these principles will lead. They must
face it, then decide whether this is what they want or not.
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