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Old 01-06-2017, 04:09 AM
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Oh, yea...

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Old 01-06-2017, 04:53 AM
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Anybody using the Google Wifi routers?

I currently have a NetGear Nighthawk R7000 that I am very happy with but I recently found out about a really bad NetGear vulnerability that is scaring me. Netgear Router: Critical Unfixed Vulnerability Permits Hacker Takeover | Fortune.com Besides the vulnerability, the R7000 is also kind of weak on my deck and in the garage. I could fix this with some range extenders but the Google kit come with three nodes that you can spread around for optimal coverage. If I am replacing the router why not go with a solution that solves both of my problems? On the downside, the Google kit is expensive (about $300 on Amazon) so I am very reluctant to just jump in.

Any of you folks using it? Thoughts?
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I should have read more before asking my question. I had no idea how new this system is. None of y'all probably have it yet.

And I am seriously jelly if you do.

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Originally Posted by WhrDLMI
Anybody using the Google Wifi routers?

I currently have a NetGear Nighthawk R7000 that I am very happy with but I recently found out about a really bad NetGear vulnerability that is scaring me. Netgear Router: Critical Unfixed Vulnerability Permits Hacker Takeover Fortune.com Besides the vulnerability, the R7000 is also kind of weak on my deck and in the garage. I could fix this with some range extenders but the Google kit come with three nodes that you can spread around for optimal coverage. If I am replacing the router why not go with a solution that solves both of my problems? On the downside, the Google kit is expensive (about $300 on Amazon) so I am very reluctant to just jump in.

Any of you folks using it? Thoughts?
Your router costs more than the last computer I bought.
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I am using the Nighthawk 7500. Looks like it is not affected by the vulnerability.
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Old 01-06-2017, 05:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Gigdy
Your router costs more than the last computer I bought.
I'm not that surprised. There is a ton of really cheap gear out there since tablets are the new thing. Plus $300 for a router is kinda st00pid.
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Originally Posted by Roflcopter
I am using the Nighthawk 7500. Looks like it is not affected by the vulnerability.
Humm... That one was available when I got mine but it was like BRAND new and too expensive to justify it. I think that there is a lesson to be learned somewhere in there...

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Originally Posted by WhrDLMI
Humm... That one was available when I got mine but it was like BRAND new and too expensive to justify when I got mine. I think that there is a lesson to be learned somewhere in there...
Eh, we'll figure it out later.
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No, silly... I've known you for like a decade so the whole "we just met" is invalid.
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Snow here. Hoping they let me gtfo before it's too late. -____-
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