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pstaehli

1 year ago

The question is not for the Community, but for Digitec (where has the 'Report error' function gone?): Which device is it? The picture shows the Slate AX (GL-AXT1800, which is also mentioned in the quote from c't), but the model number and description match the Beryl AX (GL-MT3000). I assume the model number is correct, then the picture should definitely be corrected, as the Slate AX has three Ethernet ports, but the Beryl AX only has two (but a 2.5Gbps WAN port - whoever needs that for a travel router...).

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Luca Frighetto

1 year ago

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Maybe this has been fixed in the meantime, the picture seems to be correct for me (2 Ethernet ports recognisable, one of them 2.5Gbps WAN). If there is still an error that I have overlooked, please let me know.😊

Anonymous

1 year ago

I believe this is the Beryl AX, can any one confirm? I have read extensively about using a pair of these modems in order work abroad. One as client and the other as host on home wifi in der schweiz :-) Has anyone had success with this?

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piccolip

1 year ago

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Hello, The Allnet GL_MT3000 is the Beryl AX, GL-MT3000, from Gl-iNet. Use Beryl with WireGuard VPN. Install the WireGuard Public Key server (e.g. Flint2 MT6000) on the Beryl. Connect Bery WiFi to guest WiFi and activate WireGuard VPB. Works without problems, good throughput. Reliable. USB connection: Use a USB cable on your USB disc to avoid interference with the 2.4G Wifi. See forum post: Beryl AX with usb flash drive causes 2.4 Ghz wifi to drop. https://forum.gl-inet.com/t/beryl-ax-with-usb-flash-drive-causes-2-4-ghz-wifi-to-drop/29899