AllQuakes - EMSC🔔#Earthquake (#zenzla) M4.3 strikes 21 km NE of #Arris (#Algeria) 1hr 3min ago. More info: https://m.emsc.eu/?id=1883474
Update: M3.6 #earthquake (#زلزال) strikes 16 km SE of #Arris (#Algeria) 1hr 12min ago. https://m.emsc.eu/?id=1883483
🔔#Earthquake (#zenzla) M4.0 strikes 16 km SE of #Arris (#Algeria) 16 min ago. More info: https://m.emsc.eu/?id=1883483
DG1JAN 🇪🇺
CymaphoreWer im Kabelnetz (z.B. #Vodafone) die Routerfreiheit nutzen möchte: Bei Werner Electronic ist jetzt das ARRIS CM3500 B verfügbar. Kein Schnickschnack, einfach ein schlichtes DOCSIS 3.1 Modem für bis zu 2.5GBit/s:
https://shop.wernerelectronic.de/kabelmodem-arris-cm3500.html
(ich wurde öfters wegen meinem reinen Kabelmodem #Technicolor #TC4400 gefragt, das ist ja leider nur schwer und/oder teuer zu bekommen)
Comic CrusadersPREVIEW: Astonishing Times: Rise of the Kokin #5 (Conclusion)
Spinning out of the pages of the smash hit series Astonishing Times from Frank J. Barbiere, Arris Quinones, and Ruairi Coleman, Rise of the Kokin tells the story of Kokin, the mysterious cybernetic samurai. A tragic tale of revenge...
https://comiccrusaders.com/comic-books/comic-book-previews/preview-astonishing-times-rise-of-the-kokin-5-conclusion/
#astonishing times #comics #comixology #Frank Barbiere #Arris Quinones #Ruairi Coleman
Spinning out of the pages of the smash hit series Astonishing Times from Frank J. Barbiere, Arris Quinones, and Ruairi Coleman, Rise of the Kokin tells the story of Kokin, the mysterious cybernetic samurai. A tragic tale of revenge...
https://comiccrusaders.com/comic-books/comic-book-previews/preview-astonishing-times-rise-of-the-kokin-5-conclusion/
#astonishing times #comics #comixology #Frank Barbiere #Arris Quinones #Ruairi Coleman
N.A. Ferrell3/4 of my current internet setup. On the top-shelf we have my MikroTik hAP ac3 router. Next to it is my new ARRIS SURFboard SB8200, which I bought so I would no longer need to rent a modem (I was already running my own router and AP). Finally, my new TP-Link ethernet switch is on the lower shelf. Not pictured is my realatively cheap TP-Link wireless access point. I wrote two articles about my new modem. The first covered my surprisingly positive ISP experience and the second covered incorrect instructions provided by ARRIS for accessing the modem's admin UI.
Articles:
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https://thenewleafjournal.com/a-positive-experience-with-spectrum/
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https://thenewleafjournal.com/misleading-arris-modem-login-instructions/
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Tags:
#ARRIS #MikroTik #Router #Modem #EthernetSwitch #NewLeafJournal #TheNewLeafJournal #TVCabinet
Articles:
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https://thenewleafjournal.com/a-positive-experience-with-spectrum/
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https://thenewleafjournal.com/misleading-arris-modem-login-instructions/
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Tags:
#ARRIS #MikroTik #Router #Modem #EthernetSwitch #NewLeafJournal #TheNewLeafJournal #TVCabinet
9Lukas5 🚂 🐧Also ich hab mal den #TpLink #ArcherC50V4 mit nem neuen #OpenWRT Build gesegnet. Den tät ich als #Router dran hängen wollen, weil hab ich halt da 🤷🏼
Und dann nen #Arris #Docsis31 #TM3402B kaufen. Scheint ja zu funktionieren und ist im Gegensatz zum #TC4400 EU auch lieferbar 💁🏼
Arris TM3402B
TC4400-EU
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Julian Andres Klode 🏳️🌈Days since last restart: Days, 04 hours and 07 minutes.
BUT HOW MANY DAYS?
Sigh. #VodafoneStation #Arris
DanieArris made the first product to support the open Wi-Fi mesh networking standard - the beginning of being able to mix router brands for mesh networking
Last week, router manufacturer Arris announced that it would release the first EasyMesh-certified router, the VAP4641 Wireless Extender. The extender uses 802.11ac wave 2 technology, and will pair with other certified devices — once they become more widely available. Arris doesn’t say when the device will be available for purchase.
Up until this point, consumers were essentially locked into buying routers from a single brand. Mesh routers — devices which allow you to integrate more than one router into a single, larger network for your home or office — would only work with ones from like-minded companies. If you had to switch one out, you had to stay within that closed ecosystem. With this new standard, users can mix and match mesh routers to extend the WiFi in their homes or offices — provided they support EasyMesh.
That might be a bit of an uphill battle: the designation isn’t mandatory. But having at least one company releasing products adhering to the standard is a crucial first step towards wider adoption.
From a consumer point of view "open" is good as you can mix technologies without being locked into one vendor, and it forces vendors (indirectly in this case) to compete more.
See www.theverge.com/2018/8/12/176…
#easymesh #arris www.theverge.com/2018/8/12/176…
Last week, router manufacturer Arris announced that it would release the first EasyMesh-certified router, the VAP4641 Wireless Extender. The extender uses 802.11ac wave 2 technology, and will pair with other certified devices — once they become more widely available. Arris doesn’t say when the device will be available for purchase.
Up until this point, consumers were essentially locked into buying routers from a single brand. Mesh routers — devices which allow you to integrate more than one router into a single, larger network for your home or office — would only work with ones from like-minded companies. If you had to switch one out, you had to stay within that closed ecosystem. With this new standard, users can mix and match mesh routers to extend the WiFi in their homes or offices — provided they support EasyMesh.
That might be a bit of an uphill battle: the designation isn’t mandatory. But having at least one company releasing products adhering to the standard is a crucial first step towards wider adoption.
From a consumer point of view "open" is good as you can mix technologies without being locked into one vendor, and it forces vendors (indirectly in this case) to compete more.
See www.theverge.com/2018/8/12/176…
#easymesh #arris www.theverge.com/2018/8/12/176…