I am kind of nervous, I have a Netgear Nighthawk AC2600, R7800 that I want to set up as router for the apartment to stop using the wifi from the internet provider and use a VPN.

To my surprise, it seems that it only has an incoming VPN support and can't function as client VPN. I have to install a new firmware on it which makes it really scary.

It was almost 2 decades ago I did anything similar and I am really nervous!

https://www.netgear.com/home/wifi/routers/r7800/

#Router #VPN #Netgear #Firmware

≪ Meshtastic LoRa Meshnetz ≫

Zunächst nur als Versuchsaufbau mit einer Anker - #Powerbank (20.100mAh), dem #Router #Netgear #Nighthawk, und wie auch schon vorher, dem #Meshtastic #LILYGO #T-Beam V1.1 Board, mit einer Eightwood 868 MHz #Antenne.

Die Powerbank wird täglich über eine Zeitschaltuhr, wie lange genau muss ich noch herausfinden, geladen.

Wenn jetzt der Strom ausfällt, läuft, ohne jetzt nachzurechnen, alles zusammen noch in etwa eine Woche über die #LoRa Anbindung.

Falls dann auch der Mobilfunk ausfallen sollte, allerdings nur lokal.

(Bildbeschreibung: Eine Anker-Powerbank (20.100mAh), ein Netgear M12 Nighthawk Router und das Meshtastic LILYGO T-Beam V1.1 Board verkabelt als Versuchsaufbau.)

Mobile #5G Router, auch #Mifi oder #PocketWifi genannt, sind immer noch extrem teuer. Mein #Netgear #4G Router nervt mich zusehends mehr, immer wenn der lädt und schlechten Empfang hat wir das Ding zu heiß und hört dann auf zu laden. Dann muss ich nach abkühlen immer wieder das Ladekabel aus- und wieder einstecken, damit es dann wieder anfängt zu laden.

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#2Wire #3Com #ALFA #Network #AMIT #ARGtek #ASUS #AVM #AboCom #Accton #Actiontec #Aerohive #AirVast Allnet #Networks #Ambit #Microsystems #Amigo #Amped #Wireless #Apple #Arcadyan #Arris #Aruba #Atheros #Aztech #AzureWave #B-LINK #Belkin #Billion #Brand #BroMax #Broadcom #Buffalo #CC&C #CNet #COMFAST #Cameo #CastleNet #Cisco #D-Link #Dell #DrayTek #Dynex #E-TOP #EDUP #Edimax #EnGenius Gemtek Gigabyte GlobalScale Global Sun #Linksys #MikroTik #Netgear #Netis Philips Planex Premiertek Proware Proxim #Qualcomm #Atheros #Ralink #Realtek #TP-LINK #TRENDnet #Ubiquiti #Xiaomi

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Netgear’s Nighthawk M6 Pro: The most advanced mobile hotspot yet has C-band 5G, Wi-Fi 6E, and 2.5 Gbps Ethernet

Whether I’m travelling locally or abroad, I always travel with a mobile hotspot, to which all my (and usually my family) WiFi devices connect. This one certainly seems to tick all the available boxes…

It’s called the Netgear Nighthawk M6 Pro, and at $459.99, it ain’t cheap. But it’s a leap over its predecessors in practically every way. Not only is it one of the first hotspots with both actually useful C-band 5G frequencies and speedy-but-spotty mmWave but also AT&T says it’s the first with Wi-Fi 6E for 3.6 Gbps wireless transfer speeds. It’s also got a 2.5 Gbps Ethernet jack for wired gadgets where its predecessor maxed out at gigabit wired speeds.

Oh, and it’s got a USB 3.2 Type-C port for charging and tethering, a pair of external TS9 antenna connectors if you want to boost its reception, and a chunky 5,040 mAh removable battery beneath that 2.8-inch touchscreen.

See https://www.theverge.com/23041215/netgear-nighthawk-m6-pro-att-cband-5g-wifi-6e

#technology #hotspot #mobile #netgear
#Blog, ##hotspot, ##mobile, ##netgear, ##technology

Netgear’s Nighthawk M6 Pro: The most advanced mobile hotspot yet has C-band 5G, Wi-Fi 6E, and 2.5 Gbps Ethernet

Whether I’m travelling locally or abroad, I always travel with a mobile hotspot, to which all my (and usually my family) WiFi devices connect. This one certainly seems to tick all the available boxes…

It’s called the Netgear Nighthawk M6 Pro, and at $459.99, it ain’t cheap. But it’s a leap over its predecessors in practically every way. Not only is it one of the first hotspots with both actually useful C-band 5G frequencies and speedy-but-spotty mmWave but also AT&T says it’s the first with Wi-Fi 6E for 3.6 Gbps wireless transfer speeds. It’s also got a 2.5 Gbps Ethernet jack for wired gadgets where its predecessor maxed out at gigabit wired speeds.

Oh, and it’s got a USB 3.2 Type-C port for charging and tethering, a pair of external TS9 antenna connectors if you want to boost its reception, and a chunky 5,040 mAh removable battery beneath that 2.8-inch touchscreen.

See https://www.theverge.com/23041215/netgear-nighthawk-m6-pro-att-cband-5g-wifi-6e

#technology #hotspot #mobile #netgear
#Blog, ##hotspot, ##mobile, ##netgear, ##technology

● NEWS ● #TheVerge #ProprietarySoftware ☞ #Netgear thinks you’ll pay extra for ad blocking on its Orbi routers https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/3/22848279/netgear-orbi-game-booster-ad-blocking-ces-2022

Netgear thinks you’ll pay extra for ad blocking on its Orbi routers

The Game Booster service will cost $50 a year.

Tom’s Teardowns: Verizon AC791L Jetpack 4G Mobile Hotspot

#hackadaycolumns #teardown #4g #cdma #hotspot #netgear #qualcomm #verizon #hackaday
posted by pod_feeder_v2

Tom’s Teardowns: Verizon AC791L Jetpack 4G Mobile Hotspot

The saying “time and tide wait for no man” is usually used as a verbal kick in the pants, a reminder that sometimes an opportunity must be seized quickly before it passes by. But it can…

#Netgear WTH? https://www.immersivelabs.com/resources/blog/netgear-vulnerabilities-could-put-small-business-routers-at-risk/

This Week in Security: OpenOffice Vulnerable, iOS Vulnerable, Outlook… You Get The Idea

#hackadaycolumns #news #securityhacks #netgear #openoffice #thisweekinsecurity #hackaday
posted by pod_feeder_v2

This Week In Security: OpenOffice Vulnerable, IOS Vulnerable, Outlook… You Get The Idea

We start this week with a good write-up by [Eugene Lim] on getting started on vulnerability hunting, and news of a problem in OpenOffice’s handling of DBase files. [Lim] decided to concentrat…

#netgear https://odysee.com/@RobBraxmanTech:6/netgear:0

Using Phones with No-SIM Cards and Other Privacy Experiments

We will test out various technologies that allow us to communicate on the phone without using a SIM card -- in other words, no cell service. We will also check out other solutions like VoIP. This wil...