MikroTik routers are forwarding owners’ traffic to unknown attackers

Post by [deleted] » Tue, Sep 04, 2018, 10:42 PM UTC

mrsteveman1 wrote: post #112

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Maybe something like the PC Engines apu2? http://www.pcengines.ch/apu2.htm x86, can run OpenWRT.

I have an APU2 and it's really the perfect router for any small office or house. Intel NICs, plenty of ram and an mSATA port make it quite capable. I have pfSense on it at the moment, which works very well. At one point I had an 802.11n card in my older ALIX2D router, but there were stability and performance issues so now I always use a separate access point, most recently a Unifi AC-PRO which has some quirks but wor…

Post by sokoloff » Wed, Sep 05, 2018, 12:01 AM UTC

bscphil wrote: post #130

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On the AC66U, 5GHz radio seemed to work well and I got consistent 105-ish Mbps in the same room as the AP. (I'm not disputing your experience, but don't want other readers to conclude that 5GHz doesn't work on any of them.)

Is that the expected rate on an AC66U? I'm getting close to 300 Mbps real-world speeds in a very noisy environment on my Unifi lite.

Post by ruskerdax » Wed, Sep 05, 2018, 12:37 AM UTC

titzer wrote: post #98

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> Absolutely untrue. That requires you to assume the audience is both intellectually capable of understanding a complex proposition I downvoted this, but now I'm gonna reply to explain why. This is a veiled insult against your audience, and as such it's both a fallacy and a bad-faith argument. The rest of the sentence, too. Let's not do "I'm smarter than you all and you're all biased" here, please. It just makes the…

Post by technofiend » Wed, Sep 05, 2018, 1:01 AM UTC

ptomato wrote: post #109

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Sorry for the spam, I seem to post this regularly but the Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite will happily run OpenBSD. It supports the onboard packet accelerator with some extra configuration.

Do you have any documentation on using the onboard packet accelerator with OpenBSD? I thought it was just binary linux blobs.

Post by ptomato » Wed, Sep 05, 2018, 2:04 AM UTC

technofiend wrote: post #137

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Do you have any documentation on using the onboard packet accelerator with OpenBSD? I thought it was just binary linux blobs.

Just saw this, so sorry for the late reply: https://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20180418073437 Unfortunately I was wrong and the post is just for cryptography acceleration. Will have to check the commits to see if any other work has been done.