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GL.iNet - GL-SFT1200 (Opal)

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cellojoe • 4 months ago

Hello, Quick question for you all: I have a GLI net travel router in my rack connected to my XR 18 and my computer will be connected to that GLI net router. And The X Air edit app for Mac. I frequently see it disconnect and say auto reconnect is active, but it doesn’t automatically reconnect. Any tips for fixing the situation? This is the Router: GL.iNet GL-SFT1200 (Opal) Secure Travel WiFi Router, AC1200 Dual Band Gigabit Ethernet Wireless Network, IPv6 USB 2.0, Repeater Bridge Access Point Mode, Router for Public Use, Easy Setup with Guide

r/livesound • Wireless connection dropouts with external router on XR18 ->
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video-engineer • 5 months ago

So get yourself something like a mini router like [THIS](https://www.amazon.com/GL-iNet-GL-SFT1200-Secure-Travel-Router/dp/B09N72FMH5?crid=PTZK7C1J4BH0&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.hs1OPJDykvs6nbvLopN23dCN_7VAePS8jBeEQbFBZDqt6aSbqs5ohb55yW8-SWZoRWYEKpvm5WptBBBAO61_YPOA7LuCcTP4-kFBMKuBP61BYOru5QKe7BXVCZ-x0go74aq_4vjYb3eVd1CzWjGjELWpS-IFJ-3A6X-xzBK9BqLKUDw6GlpwQj8HNh3if79Gl8czR0Psha1yE_Ab2ga7pLpPlLJUmmzbCgXirLTcbtQ.1YfMZYJfYWhL0UQW6hSm8DTHw89v0dekwwV5KNOIcFs&dib_tag=se&keywords=gli%2Btravel%2Brouter&qid=1746217968&sprefix=gli%2B%2Caps%2C160&sr=8-4&th=1). Then put your phone in tether mode or HotSpot mode. With your router, set it’s wifi to find and use your cell phone. Then, on your TV or streaming device, set it to look at your mini-router and you have a connection. Now, all this being said, tethering mode from a phone is very limited and both speed and data amount. You will burn up your gigs faster than you can burn your eggs. This is why most people choose a remote internet service like AT&t, Verizon, T-Mobile, StarLink… etc. You can get unlimited data and a fast connection (in most cases). I have T-Mo Home Internet and even though you sign up with a home address, I take mine camping with me. They have not “geo-locked” the service yet. They tried it once, and there was such an outcry, they quickly stopped that. If you really, really want to use a phone, I would forgo the router and put your phone in HotSpot mode and find that internet connection directly from your phone to your TV.

r/RVLiving • Question: How do I set up a mini WiFi router so I can stream mobile data and cast onto my TV? ->
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anopsis • 3 months ago

How small you wanna go? Look at Gli-net's travel routers. I carry one in my luggage and they're great.

r/HomeServer • Is there a small form wireless switch/router? ->
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anopsis • 3 months ago

How small you wanna go? Look at Gli-net's travel routers. I carry one in my luggage and they're great.

r/HomeServer • Is there a small form wireless switch/router? ->
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HeroLatency • 4 months ago

I love their products, I have one of their travel routers and it’s extremely handy.

r/HomeNetworking • What is a rock-solid affordable router for an average family? ->
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XPav • 4 months ago

Correct. You don't want any routing. You want the clients to pick the closest network. Even something as small as a Gl.Inet Travel Router will do the job, because you turn it to "AP" mode so it doesn't really do much.

r/HomeNetworking • Wi-Fi extender or additional router? ->
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XPav • 4 months ago

Correct. You don't want any routing. You want the clients to pick the closest network. Even something as small as a Gl.Inet Travel Router will do the job, because you turn it to "AP" mode so it doesn't really do much.

r/HomeNetworking • Wi-Fi extender or additional router? ->
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Least_Driver1479 • 5 months ago

As someone who just got done traveling to multiple places and staying for a week at those places, trying out a couple different travel routers at each place (GL iNet & Asus Go), I like the Asus the best. I love the form factor of the GL iNet, but after 6 hours or so it disconnected. I had to unplug it and plug it back in. Google mentioned something about the WAN settings (I’d have to find it). Whereas the Asus just worked. It never disconnected, worked fine in WISP mode and just regular eithernet. So now my go to is the Asus Go for my travel router.

r/Network • Was given 3 travel routers - Which one should I keep and why? ->
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Sfaragdas • 8 months ago

Hi, I hade similar problem, I used Mikrotik than Ubiquity Edge X, but half year ago I have found GLI.net It’s OpenWRT by default and it cost similar to TP-Link. It have WireGuard, Tailscale and AddGuard as native app ;)

r/HomeNetworking • Why do TP-Link get a hard time from people,and routers made by Asus are often praised.... ->

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