Hey all,
Recently purchased an ASUS AC52U ADSL/VDSL modem router and got Telkom 10MB/s uncapped ADSL. It is up and running but I am not sure that it is configured correctly as apart from entering my ISP provided login details, all other settings have been left at default. Given the huge number of settings that can be made in the modem control panel, not sure if I am getting the most from my connection.
For example, this modem router has 2.4 and 5 ghz bands. It seems to be 2.4 ghz by default. Must I manually change it to 5ghz or just leave it? My understanding is that 5ghz is better? And what about ADSL vs. VDSL. Can I use VDSL and if so, how do I set this?
I am using this network to connect a pc using a network cable for internet/email and also run wireless Netflix/YouTube etc through a smart TV. And the kids have the PS4 for online gaming, also wireless.
The modem is near the TV and PS4 - would it be better to connect these using a cable or leave it wireless?
Lots of questions... Any help on setting this up correctly will really be welcomed!
Recently purchased an ASUS AC52U ADSL/VDSL modem router and got Telkom 10MB/s uncapped ADSL. It is up and running but I am not sure that it is configured correctly as apart from entering my ISP provided login details, all other settings have been left at default. Given the huge number of settings that can be made in the modem control panel, not sure if I am getting the most from my connection.
For example, this modem router has 2.4 and 5 ghz bands. It seems to be 2.4 ghz by default. Must I manually change it to 5ghz or just leave it? My understanding is that 5ghz is better? And what about ADSL vs. VDSL. Can I use VDSL and if so, how do I set this?
I am using this network to connect a pc using a network cable for internet/email and also run wireless Netflix/YouTube etc through a smart TV. And the kids have the PS4 for online gaming, also wireless.
The modem is near the TV and PS4 - would it be better to connect these using a cable or leave it wireless?
Lots of questions... Any help on setting this up correctly will really be welcomed!
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