What Router Do You Use?

[lend27]

Netgear Nighthawk R7000 running DD-WRT 6/13/14 kongac. Love this thing.

+1 on the R7000.

 

[CaptainBallistic]

I use the Netgear WPN824N as the main switch connected to the modem with an Airport Express access point.

 

[nobodynose]

Netgear R6250 802.11ac/n/g/b running DD-WRT firmware, with a secondary access point consisting of an Apple Airport Express (connected via Ethernet).


Netgear R6250

 

[RCHK]

Using ASUS RT-AC68U which is running ASUSWRT-MERLIN

 

[PJALM]

ASUS RT-AC87U 4x4 1734Mbps AC2400 Router running Asuswrt-Merlin 376.49_5

 

[Quidagis]

Airport Extreme.

 

[surroundedbytrees]

I use a pair of NS-Loco M5's (PtP) as well as a single NS-M2 (AP) with a RB2011-UAS-2HnD

 

[orbitwar]

Arris NVG599 (Included by att) as a modem
and an ASUS rc-at1200 as a router
plus a netgear generic 8-port gigabit switch for all my ethernet devices

 

[VioletDragon]

Got rid of my BT Homehub and bought a Fibre Card turned my HP Elite 8000 in a RAID1 Configuration with pfSense connected via a 1gbp Switch along with a couple 1gbp Intel NICs. Not long put this together Will move it to a rack eventually.

 

[pepperdotnet]

I came in this thread specifically to see if anyone else was using pfSense and found VioletDragon at the end of it. Great job.

I built three of them and couldn't be happier. One at home, one at work replacing our old Netgear UTM which was at end-of-life, and one at the local library which I do consulting IT work for.

The one at home is an ASUS board with Intel Q6600, the other two are i3-somethings. As with the hackintosh, I have pride that yes, I built it myself and have full control over its setup and configuration.