Are the RB750GL and RB750 the same thing? Also, does this have firewall capability?
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The RB750 is a 5 port 10/100 router and the RB750GL is a 5 port 10/100/1000 router. If you don't transfer large files between devices in your home or office and your Internet connection is under 100Mbps then the RB750 will be fine. Its more of an advanced router then one for consumers but it does come pre configured with DHCP on eth1 so it will get an IP from your ISP, ports 2-5 are LAN ports that will be assigned an address via DHCP in the 192.168.88.2-192.168.88.254 range and by default it has the firewall enabled.
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Yes, both have firewall capabilities.The RB750 has 5x100mbit portsThe RB750GL has 5x1000mbit (1gbit) ports
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rb750gl ethernet is gigabyte 10/100/1000 rb750 10/100 yes firewall is included
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No the 750GL is 10/100/1000 and the the 750 is 10/100 and both have a basic firewall capabilities.
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The GL has a more powerful processor. But the best part is the gl led lights flicker when transmitting while the 750 gust glows solid green. I highly recommend the 750gl over the 750.
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They both have an excellent firewall, very customizable but somewhat complex. The differences are the GL version is 10/100/1000 with 64 mb SD ram and the 750 is 10/100 with 32 MB SD ram.
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Almost the same thing. The GL model is gigabit on each port versus 10/100 in the non-GL. Also more RAM and higher CPU speed if I recall correctly. There are other smaller differences as well, but these are the too areas that I usually utilize the GL model over the non-GL model for.
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Not with the default stock firmware from ASUS. You could flash it with third party firmware like Tomato, then the router will provide a list of websites visited and keywords searched, if enabled.
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The RB750, and all Mikrotik routers are very flexible. There are a few ideas here http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t;=70993 on setting it up as you need.
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Contrary to the description, this does not function as a client router like the older 743 did. I bought one of these to replace a 743 in a remote location, and it could not do the job. The 743 could be put in true client router mode with dhcp off and then connected via wifi to your existing router/access point and you'd be on your same LAN. TP-Link eventually told me it couldn't do it. Maybe they updated the firmware by now.
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Previous comments are correct regarding the machine's software and drivers for WiFi. Mine is connected via cable and can access Netflex etc. if desired. Short of WiFi, the VBR120 is great!
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Hmm not sure on that one. I would contact Sonicwall. They tend to be very helpful. I can tell you their products are rock solid. I use them all the time.
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I started a discussion on another string about this topic. Best Buy's is a UL50AG-RBBBK05. Boes BBB stand for Best Buy? Anyway, Cnet reviewed this model and liked it except for its speed, which strikes me as geek-head complaint. As the last poster said, the RBBBK has a DVD/CD drive, which is essential, and is a very nice machine, but too large for me. Does anybody know if ASUS makes the exact same machine with all the same specs but just in a smaller (13.3) size, WITH CD/DVD drive? Sony has one, but way more expensive and no HDMI. Advice?
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there was a mistake. I remember asus uploaded a firmware that wasnt for the R1 but instead for the AIR version. google is your friend and it will help you find it, many people upgraded it and got the wireless option, the very same that youre asking for; the problem is that some people got bricks or problems for using that firmware. also you should try and see if other wlan sticks function
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They are all the same except W=White version. R is for local retailers. BestBuy sells both, but the U version is local and R version is redirected to Tiger Direct.http://www.asus.com/Networking/RTAC68U/http://www.asus.com/Networking/RTAC68R/http://www.asus.com/Networking/RTAC68W/
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Yes it will support a class B or 255.255.0.0 subnet the GUI is based more toward Enterprise users but is vary nice but you can get lost in features. and Yes it does have PPPOE
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No Wi-fi on the 2 I got. I already had several other 780's in service that have been reliable machines so I felt worth the price. Mine both came with Win7 Pro installed. Both units work great, just have external case blemishes.
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If the Netgear supports the port multiplier standard then it will work. The SATA chip function is handled by the IPQ8064 Qualcomm processor. I did some looking and can't find anywhere that it specifically supports port multipliers. I guess the only way to know would be to plug into the R7500 and see if it shows one drive or more. FYI, any card that supports the port multiplier standard will work. I ended up buying a Silicon Image 3132 because the RocketRaid card that came with my SansDigital enclosure was not supported by FreeBSD.
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I'm not much of a techie, so I had to Google to see what this is! Wikipedia shows a blue, 15-pin connector. There IS one of these on the back, labeled "RBG/PC." I hope this is helpful.
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You could try porting Contiki, or Rime (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contiki) on top of the basic RF24 library pointed to by Phil. But I don't know of any real mesh networking for the nRF24 devices out of the box.
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I believe there is only the one on Port #10. http://www.cloudrouterswitches.com/RB2011UiAS-RM.asp
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I was unable to get pfsense to work on this hardware. Endian firewall works, I would suggest using 4GB ram and SSD. Given efw and Untangle are linux, Untangle may work.
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Don't know what amazon has for my account but I did not end up buying this model. As for your question check out the software settings and or device firewall settings. Your manual should aid too. If this failed then ask the company or post tomshardware some of these people are real computer wizard. Wish you the best