sherlock wrote:
I need to get a Wifi-Fibre-Router and need to know what sets DT over the likes of AsusRT-AC68U and similar. I have been used to DT and it reliability over the past 6 years and have not really made use of its built in software save for the keys things, but with such good write ups re the Asus, I am now at the point where I don't know what to do and cannot make a decision. I will be using it in a mixed Win/Mac environment. I want the latest specs so it is future proof at least for a year or two.
Any thoughts or views would be appreciated so I can make an "informed decision".
Thanks
If you go down the Asus route I would suggest putting Tomato by Shibby
http://tomato.groov.pl/
. Much better features than the stock firmware, more stable and better security (regularly updated for known security patches). I have owned Asus RT-N66U with Tomato by Shibby and DrayTek 2860ac. The DrayTek, so far, has proved very reliable. The Asus with Tomato needed some tweaking to keep it reliable. I went for the DrayTek this time as I wanted a device with a built-in VDSL modem.
