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Cudy X6 AX1800 Dual Band WiFi 6 router Setup

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In today’s fast-paced digital world, a stable and reliable Wi-Fi connection is essential. However, there may be areas in your home or office where the Wi-Fi signal is weak, causing frustration and hindering productivity. That’s where a Wi-Fi extender comes to the rescue! The D-Link AX1800 Wi-Fi extender is a powerful device that can boost your wireless signal and extend coverage to those hard-to-reach areas. In this guide, we will walk you through the process of setting up your D-Link AX1800 Wi-Fi extender, ensuring you get the most out of your network.

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[Media] ​​CVE-2023-28760

​​CVE-2023-28760 TP-Link AX1800 WiFi 6 Router - Memory Corruption Vulnerability (Exploit). https://github.com/TecR0c/exploits/tree/main/CVE-2023-28760 Details: https://www.tecsecurity.io/blog/tp-link_ax1800 #exploit #cve #cybersecurity #infosec

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Fortinetは6月20日(米国時間)、「Condi DDoS Botnet Spreads via TP-Link's CVE-2023-1389｜FortiGuard Labs」において、脆弱性を持つルータを悪用して拡散している分散型サービス拒否攻撃(DDoS: Distributed Denial of Service attack)型ボットキャンペーンについて伝えた。TP-Link Archer AX21 (AX1800) Wi-Fi ルータが抱える脆弱性を悪用し、DDoS-as-a-serviceボットネットに誘導する「Condi」と呼ばれるマルウェアが発見された。 発見されたCondiのサンプルでは、CVE-2023-1389として追跡されている脆弱性が悪用されている。TP-Link Archer AX21 (AX1800) のファームウェア バージョン1.1.4 ビルド20230219より前に影響する脆弱性とされ、深刻度は共通脆弱性評価システム(CVSS: Common Vulnerability Scoring System)のスコア値8.8で重要(High)と評価されている。CVE-2023-1389以外にも、他の既知のセキュリティ脆弱性を悪用して伝播しているサンプルもいくつか確認されている。

TP-Linkルータの脆弱性で広がる「Condi」マルウェア、アップデートを | TECH+（テックプラス）

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What is IPTV (Internet Protocol television) and how to let router connect to it?

What is IPTV (Internet Protocol television)?

IPTV (Internet Protocol television) is a service that provides television programming and other video content using the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) suite, as opposed to broadcast TV, cable TV or satellite signals.

An IPTV service, typically distributed by a service provider, delivers live TV programs or on-demand video content via IP networks.

An IPTV system may be used to provide video content over a private network in an enterprise, although such implementations are far less common than subscriber-based models due to the complexity, network latency and scaling issues.

How to let router connect to IPTV?

To let a router connect to IPTV, you need to configure the router to support IPTV and connect the IPTV device to the router. Here are the general steps to follow:

1.Check if your router supports IPTV. Some routers have built-in support for IPTV, while others require additional configuration. You can check the router's manual or manufacturer's website to see if your router supports IPTV.

2.Configure your router for IPTV. The exact steps may vary depending on your router model, but generally, you need to configure IPTV VLAN, IGMP Snooping, and QoS settings. You may need to consult your router manual or manufacturer's website for specific instructions.

3.Connect the IPTV device to the router. You can use an Ethernet cable or Wi-Fi to connect the IPTV device to the router.

4.Set up the IPTV device. If you are using a standalone IPTV device (such as a set-top box), you may need to configure it to work with your router. This may involve selecting the appropriate network settings and channels.

5.Start the IPTV service. Once the IPTV device is set up and connected to the router, you can start the IPTV service and select the channels you want to watch.

One of our recommend equipment is GP-AC1200 Wireless Dual Band WiFi5 Router, which supports high speed data rate and complies with multiple standards and protocols. The other is GP-AX1800 1800Mbps Dual-Band WiFi6 Router. It is a high-speed, high performance wireless router that provides 2.4G and 5.8GHz dual frequency wireless services. In short, GP-AX1800 can support WiFi6 and provide a higher speed & stable wireless access environment for users.

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Llegó Bolt AX1800 a Ecuador, el nuevo Mesh con Wi-Fi 6 de Nexxt Home

El fabricante de soluciones de conectividad y domótica anunció el lanzamiento y la disponibilidad en el país de su nuevo sistema modular Mesh con tecnología Wi-Fi 6.

Se trata del modelo Bolt AX1800 que brinda altas velocidades de transferencias de datos y es capaz de ofrecer conectividad eficiente en todos los rincones del hogar y la oficina, permitiendo conectar más dispositivos de manera simultánea.

Nexxt Solutions Home anunció el lanzamiento y la llegada a Ecuador de Bolt AX1800 (NCM-X1800 2PK), su nuevo sistema modular Mesh que integra tecnología inalámbrica Wi-Fi 6 y garantiza una amplia cobertura inalámbrica para extensas superficies en hogares y lugares de trabajo.

"La tecnología Wi-Fi Mesh está compuesta por múltiples nodos que permiten un gran alcance y aseguran que la señal llegue de manera sólida a cada rincón del hogar o la oficina. De esta manera, se eliminan los puntos muertos y la red inalámbrica goza de una señal ultrarrápida, estable y segura", explicó Cristhian Leal, Gerente de Territorio para Colombia, Ecuador y Venezuela de Nexxt Solutions Home. Y destacó: "Nuestro nuevo sistema Bolt AX1800 brinda una velocidad de hasta 1201 Mbps en la banda de 5,0 GHz y de 574 Mbps en la de 2,4 GHz. Además, es una solución más abarcativa que un router y/o un extensor, especialmente en casas de grandes superficies, con más de una planta o con paredes gruesas que dificultan la cobertura de la red de un router convencional. Su combinación de las tecnologías Mesh y Wi-Fi 6 es una solución ideal en un contexto en el que, como producto del teletrabajo, el aprendizaje remoto y la difusión de los servicios de streaming, la conectividad simultánea de dispositivos en el hogar creció más que nunca".

"Según datos de Statista, el número de hogares inteligentes (smart homes) existentes a nivel mundial ha presentado un incremento constante entre 2017 y hasta 2023, situándose por encima de los 300 millones en ese último año. Asimismo, prevé que esta tendencia se mantenga también durante el próximo lustro, hasta el punto de que esta cifra podría duplicarse de cara a 2028. En la actualidad, con el auge de la Internet de las Cosas (IoT, por sus sigles en inglés), los hogares cuentan con un número creciente de dispositivos conectados a internet de forma simultánea, como notebooks y smartphones, pero también de TVs y hasta electrodomésticos y diferentes sensores, entre otros, lo que impacta negativamente en la eficiencia de la red Wi-Fi", indicó Cristhian Leal. Y afirmó: "En ese sentido, Wi-Fi 6 es un protocolo de comunicación inalámbrica de alta eficiencia diseñado específicamente para administrar mejor las redes de hogares inteligentes".

"Nuestro Bolt AX1800 fue diseñado para integrarse perfectamente al hogar y para una implementación flexible en lugares de difícil acceso, ya que solo requiere enchufar cada nodo a la red eléctrica. El sistema Mesh Bolt-AX1800 también ofrece baja latencia para gaming y control por voz compatible con Alexa, Google Home y Siri. Además, es fácil de configurar y permite un control total de sus características mediante la aplicación móvil Nexxt Home, la cual permite crear una red independiente para invitados y administrar el control parental", Sostuvo Leal. Y concluyó: "Es Compatible con OFDMA y MU-MIMO, y viene con dos nodos, lo que le permite brindar una cobertura de 344 metros cuadrados y conectar simultáneamente hasta 250 dispositivos inalámbricos, streamers 4K y consolas de videojuegos. Por otra parte, los nodos también incorporan tres puertos LAN para conexiones cableadas Ethernet. Permiten conectar dispositivos cableados a velocidad Gigabit (1000 Mbps), lo que garantiza un tráfico de datos 10 veces más rápido que los tradicionales enlaces de 100 Mbps".

Claves del sistema inalámbrico Mesh Bolt AX1800 de Nexxt Home

Especificaciones

Modelo: NCM-X1800 2 PK

Mbps: 1800Mps

Velocidades de doble banda: AX1800

Número de antenas por nodo: 4 internas

Bandas: 5,0 GHZ y 2,4 GHz

Seguridad criptográfica: Sí

Control de voz: Sí

Material: Plástico ABS

Garantía: 2 años

Principales características

Cuenta con tecnología Wi-Fi 6 ultrarrápida (AX1800)

Cubre todos los rincones de tu casa con una red Mesh*

Cobertura de hasta 344 m2

Puede conectar hasta 250 dispositivos

Los puertos GB permiten una velocidad de descarga de hasta 1.800 Mbps

Mejora el gaming reduciendo la latencia

Manejo sencillo con la aplicación Nexxt Home

Control parental y red para invitados

Funciona también como router

Criptografía WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK y WPA3

Videos del sistema Mesh Nexxt Home Bolt AX1800

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Netgear EAX15 Setup

To Netgear EAX15 setup instructions step-by-step.Your entire home has excellent internet connectivity thanks to the wireless booster. For all of your electronics, including video games, iPods, and cell phones, it makes sure there is a continuous internet connection.

Utilizing this technology can help you get the most out of your wifi network. It offers frequency responsiveness as well as a dedicated channel that connects your router and the extender. Then, based on how your system is set up, you can choose between two options.

Netgear Eax15 Extender Setup via manual method

Follow these steps to setup your Netgear AX1800 extender manually:

Open the web browser on a smartphone or tablet that is linked to your extender's network.

If your internet connection and extender have distinct WiFi network names, type mywifiext net setup into the URL bar of your browser.

In the email box (SSID) of your browser, enter extender’s IP address> if your extender and router have the same Wireless internet name.

Activate the ENTER key.

Your username and password must be entered.

To log in, click the button.

To examine and change the extender's settings, select Settings. 

The setup for your Netgear AX1800 Extender login is now finished.

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How to Setup Netgear EAX15 Using WPS?

WPS is the easiest method for configuring the Netgear wifi extender. Kindly complete the following tasks:

Turn on the plug-in first.

Hold the WPS button down for a little while now.

When your extender and router are correctly connected, your LED indication will change to green.

Utilizing the dual band range extender, repeat the operation.

The network password you use for your router’s network should work here as well.

The WIFI extender instructions may contain the default username and password.

Connect your wifi devices to the improved Netgear_ext SSID at this point.

The WPS method of setting up your Netgear AX1800 WiFi is now complete.

Troubleshooting steps

If you encounter any setup-related issues with the Netgear AX1800 Extender, use the troubleshooting techniques given below:

Verify this to make sure the Netgear extender is receiving enough power from the wall outlet.

Your PC must be connected to a high-speed internet network.

 Place your extender away from Bluetooth gadgets, room corners, metal items, etc.

After rebooting your Netgear extender, try setting it.

As soon as you connect into mywifiext.net, make sure the most recent version is activated.

After that, return the Netgear extender to its original configuration.

How do I update the Netgear EAX15 Extender's firmware?

Netgear the eax15 wifi range extender firmware upgrade

Open a web browser and connect your PC to the extender’s connection before visiting myWiFiext.net.

Click the enter key to proceed after entering your password and login.

After successfully identifying, select “firmware upgrade” under settings.

When the checkbox is selected, click “I Agree” to start updating your computer’s firmware.

How can a Netgear EAX15 Extender be reset?

To reset the Netgear AX1800 Extender setup, follow to these steps:

The LED lights will change to a green color when you turn on your extender.

The LED lights on your extender will now need to stabilize for at least five minutes.

Find the extender’s reset button.

To get the LED light to blink, press and hold the reset button for up to ten seconds.

Your extender's LED lights will become steady after at least five minutes.

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Your Guide To a Better Future

Your Guide To a Better Future

BEST WI-FI EXTENDERS OF 2024

Wi-Fi extenders cost much less than a full-fledged mesh system, but don't expect the same results.

Article updated on June 4, 2024 at 1:28 PM PDT

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BEST WI-FI EXTENDERS FOR 2024

TP-Link RE605X

Best overall Wi-Fi extender

TP-Link makes some of the most popular picks in the range extender category, with a fairly wide variety of options to choose from at various price points. If you're buying one in 2024, I think you should put the TP-Link RE605X right at the top of your list. At $100, it's far from the most affordable extender on the market (keep reading for the value picks), but with a highly capable AX1800 design, full support for the latest Wi-Fi 6 speeds and features, adjustable antennas and a helpful, easy-to-use control app with strong reviews on both Android and iOS, it's about as well-rounded as range extenders get.

The performance is particularly sharp, too. In my tests at the CNET Smart Home, an RE605X in the basement was able to extend the router's signal from upstairs just fine, giving my upload and download speeds a significant boost in every room I tested. Throughout the entire 5,800-square-foot-home, among all the extenders I tested, the RE605X delivered the fastest average upload speeds to both Wi-Fi 5 and Wi-Fi 6 devices, the fastest average download speeds to Wi-Fi 6 devices and the second fastest average download speeds to Wi-Fi 5 devices.

By default, the extender puts out its own separate network when you first pair it with your router, and that network will use the same password as your original network, and the same SSID with "-EXT" added to the end. That's better than extenders that put out an unsecured network by default -- and if you use the app to delete that "-EXT" bit, it'll automatically sync up with your original network and work invisibly to keep you better connected, which is ideal. All of that makes this extender an easy recommendation.

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$80 at Best Buy

Linksys RE7310

A solid second choice for best Wi-Fi extender

TP-Link took the top spot, but the Linksys RE7310 was very close behind it, and would be almost equally as good on most home networks. In the CNET Smart Home, where we have a fiber internet plan with uploads and downloads of up to 150Mbps, the RE7310 returned average Wi-Fi 6 downloads throughout the entire multistory house of 132Mbps. That's only 4Mbps behind that top pick from TP-Link. As for the uploads, Linksys finished with an average whole-home speed to my Wi-Fi 6 test device of 124Mbps. That's only 2Mbps behind TP-Link.

The only thing keeping me from saying that the two finished in a virtual tie is that the RE7310 was slightly less impressive with earlier-gen Wi-Fi 5 devices, particularly with respect to upload speeds. Still, the performance was solid across the board, and strong enough for me to take video calls in the Smart Home's basement dead zones, something I would have struggled with using just the single router I ran my tests on. It's a bit bulky-looking, but the RE7310 is the best Linksys range extender I've tested yet, and it's an especially great pick if you can catch it on sale.

Also, keep an eye out for the Linksys RE7350, which features a nearly identical design and specs. It's currently on sale for $86 less than the RE7310 at Best Buy, which is a pretty good deal given the specs. I haven't tested that variant out just yet, but I'll update this post when I have, and I'll keep an eye out for another sale, too.

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$186 at Amazon

TP-Link RE220

The best budget Wi-Fi extender

The TP-Link RE220 was the least expensive range extender during my first run of at-home tests, but that didn't stop it from outperforming everything else I tested at every turn. As Wi-Fi extenders go, it's fast, it's reliable, it works with just about every Wi-Fi router out there and it's easy to use. And, as of writing this, it costs even less than I paid for it initially -- down to less than $20 on Amazon.

Plug it in and press the WPS button to pair it with your home network, and it'll begin broadcasting its own networks on the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands. Both offered steady Wi-Fi speeds throughout my home, including average download speeds on the 5GHz band of at least 75Mbps in every room access point I tested, along with strong upload speeds. The RE220 never once dropped my connection, and its speeds were consistent across multiple days of tests during both daytime and evening hours.

It's a little long in the tooth at this point, and it won't wow you with Wi-Fi 6 speeds, but the strong ease of use and the steady, dependable level of performance it offers mean it's still an absolute steal. It's not as fast as the top models I've tested in the years since, and I haven't had a chance to retest it at the CNET Smart Home just yet -- but it's still a great choice if you want to boost the signal from the Wi-Fi router to a back room that sits beyond the router's reach, but you'd like to pay as little as possible to get the job done.

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$16 at Walmart

Asus RP-AX56

Best performance for a Wi-Fi extender (with a big caveat)

TP-Link and Linksys each put in strong performances during this latest round of tests, but it was arguably Asus that led the way with the RP-AX56, a Wi-Fi 6 range extender that retails for just over $100. However, a poor approach to device security keeps me from recommending it.

Let's start with the good. The RP-AX56 finished in a virtual tie with TP-Link for the fastest average download speeds to my Wi-Fi 6 test laptop, and it led all range extenders when I reran my tests with a Wi-Fi 5 iPad Air 2. On top of that, the RP-AX56 delivered the fastest average download speeds to both Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 5 devices in the CNET Smart Home's basement guest bedroom, which was the most persistent dead zone throughout my tests.

That said, the RP-AX56 requires a bit of futzing. After I first paired it with the router, it put out its own, separate Wi-Fi network with a generic name and no password at all. That's something you'll want to change immediately, but on iOS the 1.5-star reviewed Asus extender app doesn't offer a quick option for changing the SSID and password. Instead, you'll need to enter the extender's IP address into a browser bar and log in using its default admin credentials -- and by the way, those credentials were username: admin and password: admin. So, yeah, you'll want to change those, too.

Once you've done that, you can change the SSID and password to match your router, at which point the extender will work seamlessly within your existing network. Still, that's a pretty low level of default security for a plug-and-play device that most people won't want to futz with at all. I'll keep an eye out for updates on this one -- if Asus makes some changes to the app and to the default settings, the RP-AX56 could jump right up into the top picks.

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$100 at Amazon

Netgear Nighthawk X4S (EX7500)

Great ease-of-use, so-so performance, poor value for a Wi-Fi extender

As soon as you plug the Netgear Nighthawk X4S range extender in and pair it with your router, it'll start working with your router to put out a single, unified network, one that automatically routes your device between the router and extender as needed. That's great, and the

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$75 at Amazon $120 at Walmart

D-Link DAP X1870

Wait for a sale for this Wi-Fi extender

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$120 at Walmart

TP-Link RE505X

Solid Wi-Fi extender performance for the price

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$86 at Walmart

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Conclusion

Choosing the best Wi-Fi extender for your needs can significantly improve your internet connection. The TP-Link RE605X, with its AX1800 design and support for Wi-Fi 6 speeds, is the top pick for most users. It provides fast and reliable performance in every room, making it the perfect choice for extending your network.

If you're on a budget, the TP-Link RE220 offers excellent performance at an affordable price. Don't let its older Wi-Fi 5 technology discourage you, as it delivers steady speeds and a reliable connection throughout your home.

Asus RP-AX56 offers impressive performance with its Wi-Fi 6 capabilities, but its default security settings leave much to be desired. If Asus makes improvements in this area, it could be a top contender.

Ultimately, the choice of a Wi-Fi extender depends on your specific needs and budget. Consider the size of your

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