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you can do a lot with cisco 3560 which is fairly cheep those days.

With two vlans on a modem the isp will need to be able to support two addresses.

all that is needed is intuitive GUI.

if i decide to climb If i decide to climb my powerline tower and touch the wires it will be my fault not the electric company.

You can do this easily with one router that supports routing with multiple subnets

cat6 is way cheaper and can support up to 10gigs

LAN port on the router and pc need to be in the same subnet

As for wireless i would suggest a solution that allows controlling all of them from one location like Aruba instant.

Unless you are planning to use your house as a datacenter all you need is cat6 which is rated for 10gigs. for the the price you cited wire everything including runs for cameras, home security sensors, etc...

you can use wireless bridge if you need wired connection or get a router capable of multiple subnets.

Tesla just released an update to their software for cool $4000. For that much hopefully it gives you massage and cooks dinner while self driving you to your destination.

Huawei is from a country run by totalitarian party regime which has total control over any company and asset in China. The less of the evil around the easier it is to fight it.

lets not forget used enterprise line of cisco gear

Dont worry, down the road everything will be licensed on subscription based model. You forget to pay this month license fees bill for your car they will software disable 2 of the cylinders so you are down to V6 and as far as fm/am radios go the Xm/sirius has been doing it for years. You no...

especially if you have other devices connected to it and god forbid you have a mix of wireless standards. wireless technology is a shared medium and no matter how fast is your device it will have to wait for its turn till the the slowest device finish using it.

You can also get fairly inexpensive router for your home connection and use it without monthly fees. On the plus note it will always appear as if you were connecting from home. I used it on my vacation overseas for nextflix to avoid their innoying limitation on the origin of the account, worked...

I got 2020 Ascent with eyesight factory installed and every time it snows this thing gets confused.

They have been hacked and even the hack was featured on the show Electrified garage.

If they would stuck with it the implication would be official resale value of any model would drop to what bare bone version is at. This would really discourage costumers from upgrading to newer model since the value of the vehicle is in keeping the original owner on the title.

Yea, loud, ground rattling and fun. I would not mind Tesla SUV, especially with self driving mode.

its always a fight between thin and light and quality but bulky and heavy.

Intel is expending their Chandler AZ plant so something is going right for them.

it definitively looks interesting

i like my trucks to be real trucks

I use 10/100 for management to free up ports on current gear. In fact 10 Meg is more than you need for management purposes.

I've enjoyed those, I lived in Goodyear near Phoenix.

one thing i would suggest to flip the switch arround so the ports are on the same side as they are on the servers, much easier and cleaner wireing. in datacenter enviroment this is not always possible as you may be constrained by the need for front to back heat flow.

used cisco gear can be really cheap on ebay. I picked up two 3560-10g for a 100 on craigslist.

i got mine at local thrift store for about 30. watch out for used ups as they tend to fail on the first outage and not hold the charge.

Or if the switch doesnt get too hot you can put a resistor inline for the fan power which will consideribly slow down the spin speed and reduce the noise.

Is there any way you can copy the settings from current modem and replace both ISP owned devices with other off the shelf units?

Atari branded tshirts, hats and retro consoles are still sold allover the world so as a brand Atari is still doing well.