Xiaomi's Routers!

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Small recommendation about using snapshots. I managed to almost brick my r3g router due to a snapshot having a kernel oops. Luckily the failsafe recovery method worked and I was able to revert to a working snapshot.
 

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I encountered a few cases too and so far lucky enough I can still revert back to the stock firmware & reinstall again. :)
 

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Anyone knows if xiaomi router will work on SingTel Fibre Service? Heard need some vlan tagging capabilities.

As in I am planning to connect ONT -> SingTel provided router -> Xiaomi router to improve the WiFi signal
 

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Anyone knows if xiaomi router will work on SingTel Fibre Service? Heard need some vlan tagging capabilities.

As in I am planning to connect ONT -> SingTel provided router -> Xiaomi router to improve the WiFi signal

you can ignore vlan in your configurations.

just disable xiaomi's dhcp and connect xiaomi's lan port to singtel's lan port.
 

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No matter how good this router was, No point buying obsolete technology
Now it time to move to AX technology.

Actually no point to buy first generation new tech product, like WiFi 6 AX router or 5G phones.

AX router is expensive, not proven, no AX compatible client.
 

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Myth 1 : AX router is expensive

Price of AX router lazada : $139.00 - $155.00
Price of AC router lazada : $99.00 - $115.00

In this thread post #9 TP-Link Archer AX1500, starts at only $165.00
Only US$70 from Walmart

EXPENSIVE ???...............Hmmmmmm..............


Myth 2 : not proven
The main focus of AX is technology employed OFDMA
it is widely by mobile telecommunication equipment long before bringing it to wifi routers.


Myth 3 : no AX compatible client
There are already available AX client for laptop/desktop
Do a google search and you can find it easily



My contention is, there is a vendor already bring down the price to a affordable level for consumer to embrace this new technology. Why wait and spend money on outdated stuff ?

Enough said !!!

Actually no point to buy first generation new tech product, like WiFi 6 AX router or 5G phones.

AX router is expensive, not proven, no AX compatible client.
 
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I'm using xiaomi router with hard disk plug in how do I view the hard disk content through laptop?
 

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See if this help : http://c.mi.com/thread-2009099-3-1.html

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Try this https://setuprouter.com/router/xiaomi/mi-wifi-router-3/usb-89212-large.htm

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Anybody using Xiaomi router with Whizcomms ONT? I don't need the new AX3600. :D
Just signed up for WC and looking around (since they are only installing mid May).
 

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I'm using xiaomi router with hard disk plug in how do I view the hard disk content through laptop?


It should show up under your Network. If it doesn't, then download the Mi Router app and run it on your PC. Then you should see the hard disk appears in your File Explorer.

Could you do me a favour? After you connect the hard disk to the router and can access it from your PC, could you copy 1 x file of about 1GB from your PC, via Gigabit port to your harddisk on your router?

I am using Mi Router 1TB now. I have tested and the transfer speed from my PC to the harddisk connected to my router is about 25MB/s.
 

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Thank you manage to get it connected

It should show up under your Network. If it doesn't, then download the Mi Router app and run it on your PC. Then you should see the hard disk appears in your File Explorer.

Could you do me a favour? After you connect the hard disk to the router and can access it from your PC, could you copy 1 x file of about 1GB from your PC, via Gigabit port to your harddisk on your router?

I am using Mi Router 1TB now. I have tested and the transfer speed from my PC to the harddisk connected to my router is about 25MB/s.


Could you do a test and post the transfer speed?
 

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It should show up under your Network. If it doesn't, then download the Mi Router app and run it on your PC. Then you should see the hard disk appears in your File Explorer.

Could you do me a favour? After you connect the hard disk to the router and can access it from your PC, could you copy 1 x file of about 1GB from your PC, via Gigabit port to your harddisk on your router?

I am using Mi Router 1TB now. I have tested and the transfer speed from my PC to the harddisk connected to my router is about 25MB/s.

The bottleneck should be the HDD. Try connecting a SSD to the router. It should be faster.
 

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The bottleneck should be the HDD. Try connecting a SSD to the router. It should be faster.


From the test I done, I don't think so. The bottleneck should be the USB port. I just hope to get people here with different version of Mi Router to test and share your results.


I am using the old Mi Router 1TB.





Anybody here using this also?
 
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