The modem connects by ethernet to an ASUS router I use as an access point. I've realised though that the ethernet port on the modem is only 1 Gbps, so in theory I'm paying for bandwidth I can't use.

the ONT will be in Bridge mode, so you need to terminate the connection in the way your provider expects. Ask your provider for Third party modem configurations. It will likely be VLAN 10 DHCP or ...

The shape of a WAN port and what should be connected to it largely depend on the type of router in question. Some routers require an external modem in order to communicate over public ...

Trying to understand the events involved for a Router to get recognized with a WAN IP address thru a Modem. This is with a CATV ISP (Spectrum/TWC if that matters) Flashing the firmware, or any ...

ASUS really sets itself apart in the router market with its functionality over USB. The ability to configure the USB as storage, a print server and even 4G modem support gives this features no ...

The coverage is pretty much always worse with the 5GHz band on all routers, because the 5GHz is attenuated by building materials more easily, reducing the distance the signal will travel. The range of ...