Please note this is a devolment board so there is options that would not be included on a production high volume unit . The lots of options is so you can figure out what feature set you want to use in production

awesome n thanks for ur expertise! XP

Hi, still am having issues to setup a TP Link Archer C20 for Vlans would it be possible to give me stap by step walk through to do that!

Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!

For linux boot. You probably just need to pass a kernel option stating that you want console output to the serial so it won't switch. I think the proxmox solution is superior regardless but thought I'd drop a note here. 5:10 Oh I see you have it in the grub.conf... so you take that and I believe you can just edit during boot and add that preboot for the debian boot. I think by pressing 'e' or something.

One note about openwrt... I'm here because I'm running merlin-wrt and it introduces weird latency after being up for 12-24 hours... I have no patience to troubleshoot why after being spoiled by a prior OPNsense router for which I'm looking for a replacement... In general I always seem to experience weirdness on linux based solutions... It's great linux supports a greater breadth of hardware... But if you can.. I recommend always going with a BSD based solution if possible. In addition.. the newer version of this having 2.5Gbps ports is pretty awesome... This device should literally last 10+ years as your internet firewall.

@8:40 Okay that's eerie... Was listening to your review and was on their site... I just had the same thought... for a little bit more money you get an extremely more capable device.. and then I hear you mention the 7xx devices... Great review. Thank you.

Hello and thank you for the great video. Do you plan on doing any new videos? I found your channel while searching for an openwrt upgrade from my old archer c6u, was thinking about the banana pi3 which you had a video on, ended up buying an asus ax4200(same soc) but i still enjoyed the video you made. Anyway, if anything, just know that your videos were great, and I'm sure a lot of people enjoyed them, especially openwrt/linux fans like me :).

I did consider using my old PC as a OPNsense system, but it would draw 180+ watts of power just for that, this device draws a maximum of 25 watts by comparison.. Running a TCO on that, it might seem expensive to invest €749 into such a device for home use. But because of the difference in power draw between those two options, and electricity costs here in Denmark being the global highest, you will have saved the initial cost of the unit, over just two years of usage! That's insane to think about.. So yeah, not an expensive investment to get into, if you feel the need for it.

Can you suggest reading or video on how to customize the logo and login background. I can not get them to work using the postsql. Hosting on Unraid using the latest Wikijs version

Hallo, könnten Sie das auch in deutsch hier ablegen? Wäre echt super, DANKE

Thank you so much! It helped me a lot! Note - I only have 1 LAN port, and it still works with different VLAN ids.

Danke für das Video, hatte bei mir jetzt auch den Edgerouter X mit Openwrt bestückt, geht soweit auch ganz gut. Was mich interessieren würde wäre dsa, wie man das einbindet, du hattest im Video zwar am Anfang darüber gesprochen, aber das wars dann auch. Sind alles Software Vlans, keine Hardware Vlans.....dann wird es auch nichts mit dem Hardware Offload oder liege ich da falsch?

Thank you for this tour of this great tool.

I'm curious if the version of OpenWRT you were running had WiFI AP(s) with 802.11b rates turned off. This can definitely affect speeds for multicast traffic, effectively enforcing the lowest common denominator as a "speed limit" of 802.11b legacy WiFi speeds for all multicast traffic on the network. In OpenWRT prior to 19.07, it must be turned off manually in /etc/config/wireless for the radio in question. For example: config wifi-device 'radio1' option legacy_rates '0' I think maybe in newer OpenWRT versions it has been disabled by default, but I can not verify this from first-hand experience. So, I'm not 100% sure it's always assumed to be off.

How the F would I ever have made it so far as to find this video without having any idea about what a wiki is

I need your help regarding banana pi I bought Banana Pi BPI-R3 Set MediaTek MT7986 2G DDR4 RAM 8G eMMC Flash 5 GbE Network Port SFP 2.5GbE Openwrt Wifi Wireless Router Board and I want to configure sfp as wan and other eth port as bridge and I wand to set up vlan10 for internet and vlan30 for voip can you please help me on that ? I have already DFP-34X-2C2 from ODI works great with Mikrotik rb5009 i want to use it with banana pi

Thanks a lot :)

This device seems to squeeze out as much performance and capability from its hardware as possible. Perhaps that's why they have so many storage options - maybe they had some IO left and couldn't use it for something beefy like another SATA/USB port but could put some extra flash on there (and it also seems handy if you use that storage a lot, so you can switch to another if one burns out). According to the wiki, it uses a 12V 2A DC input, which is lower than any other (managed) router/switch with 2.5GbE that I can find. I'm quite tempted to get me one of these...

Die Collection is mittlerweile deutlich umfangreicher geworden und auch im git Repo hat sich etwas getan. github.com/imp1sh/ansible_managemynetwork

Great video. It's pronounced "Locale" btw ;)

Any chance you could run Passmark on the SoC and share the results?

I can't be sure, but it seems to me they made the same fundamental mistakes as Atlassian did with their wiki (the out-of-support beats called Confluence). MediaWiki - you know, the free software that powers Wikipedia - is unfortunately written in PHP, which I do think is a pity, but unlike these folks, they understood how a Wiki should fundamentally behave. First of all, you should NOT organize articles ("pages" if you want) into a hierarchy. Doing so creates a lot of mental overhead when creating an article because you have to think about how to organize all of the information in the wiki, rather than focus on the article you are trying to create. Second, you should NEVER have to create a page in order to link to it. This totally destroys the flow, since typically any article will be peppered with links to other articles. Forcing the user to stop, then try to think about where in the overall taxonomy this new article ought to live, go and create it, and come back just to finish a sentence or two, before the whole thing repeats... makes it a completly unusable wiki, in my humble opinion. Instead, the way it works on Wikipedia, and, I shall claim, any good wiki, is the following. Every article has an *identifier* that is basically just a name, and need not be the same as the heading. Usually on Wikipedia one follows the very good practice of simply using what would logically be the name of the article if it had one as its ID, except for the fairly common case when a name has multiple meanings. For example, Oslo is the capital of Norway, but other places with the same name exist, as well as a play, a film, some music bands, and so on. If you head to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oslo you will find a "disambiguation" link at the start of the article, and if you follow one of those you'll see that your route becomes one on the form en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oslo_(band). Using this convention - as well as category labels - you create a good fundament for tooling to help find existing articles that you may want to link to. But the real killer feature is that you can link to articles that don't exist. And doing so is incredibly easy. Basically you just have to, in "Norway", write something like "[Oslo] is the capital of Norway." - if that article exists, you've linked to it and it is displayed on the wiki as a normal link. However, and this is the stroke of genius, if it *doesn't* exist, it is still rendered as a link, but one that looks a little different (red instead of blue is the default, I believe), but the link *action* becomes "create the article" rather than "navigate to the article". This makes it possible to actually focus on writing at least a first draft of the article without the tooling constantly getting in the way, and *way* easier to build out the wiki over time. Obviously creating a good wiki about anything at all is still pretty demanding, but this just underscores the need for tooling that allows you to think about the content rather than how to use the darn software.

Хороший обзор. При установке дополнительных программ. Типа: умный дом или AI. Нагрев процессора должен увеличится. Если использовать торрент на нескольких устройствах. Насколько падает производительность BPi? Если использовать это устройство в качестве NAS, какая скорость записи, чтения?

I can share my experience with you regarding what happens if you replace CasOS with another operating system on the internal SSD drive. ZimaBoard won't function properly, and you won't be able to boot it without an LCD monitor. This is exactly what occurred in my case.

I hate WIki JS :c. On my company im working to change it. Is has an Old interface, login is broke, search is not good, if you want to use it, you shold develop a lot of thinkgs to make it good usable. The final HTML is strange and difficult to create some automation using web scraping

can you please help me on the security setting "increase 10 file upload to multiple"

Hi, could you do reviews on DEC4040?

i had openwrt. could not get openvpn to work and had to go back to stock firmware. nearly bricked router but got it fixed. also with openwrt could get the partitions cause they where way to small so this holds possibilities

Thank you.

В Wiki.js вообще возможно нормальное дерево создать? Или доступно только такое нелогичное где виден только родитель а дерева нет?

Most of the tutorials in youtube, using the old openwrt architecture of switching. What a treasure.

I used to have OpenWRT and it gave me static down 987Mbps adn up 987Mbps, now I have installed OPNSense and I have now Down 790Mbps and upload 709Mbps. What can I do to increase my download speed. I'm not happy with this results. Do you have any Idea what I can do to increase my Down/Upl speed. Thank you :)

can we edit its code?

Cgnat ? Brasil

I like your solution. Have you heard of Netbox? I'd like of you could give a basic guide into ipv6

Really like your channel, however, please move your picture to the top right corner of the screen, because it would cover the least amount of input as you type the commands

Thank you for the overview! Very insightful

A useful information ! However, it would be nice if you stopped swallowing saliva every 20 seconds...it's annoying ;)

Well, you understand it and it explain it thoroughly. I am glad you speak one of my languages as I only speak British, Australian, Canadian, American, Southern Fried, some South African, Irish (most) and Welsh (baaaah, baaaaah). I am about to go through this with a GL-AR750S which surprisingly supports VAPs. I am glad you pointed out the AP doesn't need an IP too. OneMarcFifty has a lot of videos but I find your method of explaining it much clearer and to the point. Thank you for your efforts and I subscribed to your channel. I am surprised you don't have more subscriptions. Please do more videos in English too. I don't speak Deutsch or Schwabish even though I lived in Stuttgart in the SI Centrum for a time. Germany is a very nice country even though I can't afford a super cool Unimog!

Well, its been mentioned already, but LOL @ that sock fur/deadcat! Hey, it works though right? Just curious, would you use opnsense over openwrt for a gigabit connection? I'm leaning towards openwrt personally... Did you try irqbalance when testing with openwrt, or did you ever find the issue causing openwrt to perform poorly?

Does it have PoE? Can't find that info. Would be a pity if not.

Is it possible to install Linux and create aggregation with those 2 SFP ports and use it as NAS with plugged USB drive?

Zimaboard uses realtek nics, is that working with opnsense out of the box? Drivers?

In your opinion, Er605 or Edgerouter X? Thanks

Hey, may I ask how tf did you fixate those antennas? I've bought the package from AliExpress and the default antennas came with some accessories, but no extra nut for me to press them against the case, how did you do it?

Great Video. It would be nice to add a network layout diagram with the vlan and then configuring openwrt. It would give a better picture. Thanks a ton!

Fantastic video. Clear and concise.

Servus Junicast, vielleicht kannst du mir helfen - ich habe eine alte 3370 und versuche nun 2 SSID's auf mein WLAN Modul zu bekommen. Die Wlans werden auch angezeigt, aber kommunikation geht dann nicht darüber. Firewall ist auf accept gestellt. Ein WLAN alleine funktioniert, sobald ich eine 2 SSID dazu packe funktioniert es nicht mehr. Bin ein wenig ratlos...

Sir if one port has poe capabilty then how it works on 1G technical concept for 1G interface all 8 wire need to communicate in poe four wire are reserved for supply