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$112.99*: GL.iNet GL-MT6000 Flint 2 WiFi 6 Router at Amazon
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GL Technologies via Amazon [amazon.com] has GL.iNet GL-MT6000 Flint 2 WiFi 6 Router for $112.99.
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CP7S3117
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GL Technologies via Amazon [amazon.com] has GL.iNet GL-MT6000 Flint 2 WiFi 6 Router for $112.99.
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CP7S3117
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CP7S3117
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Model: GL.iNet GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) WiFi 6 High Speed Gaming Routers for Wireless Internet, 2 x 2.5G Ethernet Ports for Fiber Optic Modem, Long Range Computer VPN WiFi Router, Home & Business
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Setup SQM:Network > Network Acceleration > Disable Network AccelerationSystem > Advanced Settings > Install LuciIn Luci -- System > Software > Update List > Install sqm-scripts and luci-app-sqmNetwork > SQM QoS > Enable on Eth1 then specify about 20% less of your current upload/download speed (this will need tweaking but that's a good start)Queue Discipline > cake > layer_cake.qos > DO NOT SQUASH > ECN on both inbound and outboundLink Layer Adaption > Per Packet Overhead (22 for Cable seems to be the sweet spot, can go higher for fiber)
Save & Apply then do a bufferbloat test. I went from a C to an A+ while only sacrificing minimal overall speed. I have a 500Mbps line which hits around 530Mbps in speedtests. I found that 490000 down and 19500 up yielded the best results. But again, this will vary and need some tweaking. There is a "sweet spot" for every connection.
Install AdGuard:
The one that comes stock is lacking in my opinion. But I found a github script that updates it to the latest build, keeps it persistent, and will help you get in to the actual advanced UI
https://github.com/Admonstrator/g...rd-updater
From SSH (cmd prompt > ssh [email protected]) etc.wget -O update-adguardhome.sh https://raw.githubuserc
Important Note: SlickDeals shortens that wget statement and breaks it, get it from the github page directly.
At this point in AdGuardHome you'll only see "localhost" in the Query Logs. To fix that go to the routers UI > AdGuard > Enable AdGuard Home Handle Client Requests
Then in AdGuardHome's UI go to Settings > DNS Settings > Go to Private DNS Servers and specify the routers IP (192.168.8.1 by default) and click "Enable reserve resolve of clients' IP address" and now you'll see device hostnames in the query log.
I attempted to set DHCP to be handled by AdGuard many times and it absolutely hates doing it. It worked once, but did not persist through a reboot, but failed in the 3 or 4 tries I gave it otherwise, so I'm giving up on that.
Personally I'd then go ahead and start manually assigning persistent IP's for clients/devices in the routers main UI under Network > LAN then add them to the clients list in AdGuard Settings > Client Settings so it's easier to track them.
Hope that helps!
If you're like me and need your "full download speed" at times and don't want care about bufferbloat at that moment, create an ssh cert, pop it on the router, update your known_hosts on your PC and then create a batch script to handle it for you.
I don't think I can paste the batch file code here, if you need it just DM me.
Setup SQM:Network > Network Acceleration > Disable Network AccelerationSystem > Advanced Settings > Install LuciIn Luci -- System > Software > Update List > Install sqm-scripts and luci-app-sqmNetwork > SQM QoS > Enable on Eth1 then specify about 20% less of your current upload/download speed (this will need tweaking but that's a good start)Queue Discipline > cake > layer_cake.qos > DO NOT SQUASH > ECN on both inbound and outboundLink Layer Adaption > Per Packet Overhead (22 for Cable seems to be the sweet spot, can go higher for fiber)
Save & Apply then do a bufferbloat test. I went from a C to an A+ while only sacrificing minimal overall speed. I have a 500Mbps line which hits around 530Mbps in speedtests. I found that 490000 down and 19500 up yielded the best results. But again, this will vary and need some tweaking. There is a "sweet spot" for every connection.
Install AdGuard:
The one that comes stock is lacking in my opinion. But I found a github script that updates it to the latest build, keeps it persistent, and will help you get in to the actual advanced UI
https://github.com/Admonstrator/g...rd-updater
From SSH (cmd prompt > ssh [email protected]) etc.wget -O update-adguardhome.sh https://raw.githubuserc
Important Note: SlickDeals shortens that wget statement and breaks it, get it from the github page directly.
At this point in AdGuardHome you'll only see "localhost" in the Query Logs. To fix that go to the routers UI > AdGuard > Enable AdGuard Home Handle Client Requests
Then in AdGuardHome's UI go to Settings > DNS Settings > Go to Private DNS Servers and specify the routers IP (192.168.8.1 by default) and click "Enable reserve resolve of clients' IP address" and now you'll see device hostnames in the query log.
I attempted to set DHCP to be handled by AdGuard many times and it absolutely hates doing it. It worked once, but did not persist through a reboot, but failed in the 3 or 4 tries I gave it otherwise, so I'm giving up on that.
Personally I'd then go ahead and start manually assigning persistent IP's for clients/devices in the routers main UI under Network > LAN then add them to the clients list in AdGuard Settings > Client Settings so it's easier to track them.
Hope that helps!
If you're like me and need your "full download speed" at times and don't want care about bufferbloat at that moment, create an ssh cert, pop it on the router, update your known_hosts on your PC and then create a batch script to handle it for you.
I don't think I can paste the batch file code here, if you need it just DM me.
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