NanoPi R6S - Wireguard & OpenVPN Throughput Test Van Tech Corner 2026-09-22 | NanoPi R6S - Wireguard & OpenVPN Throughput Test
OpenWrt - HP 10GBase-T Flex IO (56Q71AA) NIC Testing (with HP EliteDesk 805 G8) Van Tech Corner 2025-08-17 | In this video, let's take a look at the HP 10Gb Ethernet Flex IO module (Marvell AQtion AQC113C) and test how well it works with OpenWrt.The module comes in HP’s proprietary Flex IO form factor and connects via PCIe. In order to get it work with OpenWrt, we need the kmod-atlantic kernel module.For testing, I used an HP EliteDesk 805 G8 with an AMD Ryzen 5 5600G, 64GB of RAM, and OpenWrt installed on a USB drive. Besides the Flex IO module, I also configured additional network interfaces using a USB 3.0 to 2.5GbE adapter (as the WAN port).Although the card reported a 10Gbps link, the LAN to LAN throughput was around 5–6 Gbps, depending on the stream configuration. Perhaps there is something wrong with PCIe bandwidth or other factors, which I will investigate further in a follow-up video.At the end, I also measured system power consumption during the test for additional insights.Video timeline:00:00 - HP 10Gb Flex IO & EliteDesk 805 G8 Introduction00:48 - Installation Approach01:17 - Build & Install OpenWrt with required drivers01:50 - Hardware Connection02:11 - Boot up OpenWrt on the HP EliteDesk 805 G802:33 - Check the HP 10Gb Flex IO PCI log with pciutils03:08 - Install driver for HP 10Gb Flex IO (kmod-atlantic) & add to LAN bridge03:34 - Change LAN port to HP 10Gb Flex IO & iperf3 test04:08 - Connect HP 10Gb Flex IO to Zyxel XGS1250-1204:56 - LAN to LAN iperf3 Throughput test05:36 - ipef3 Test with Power Consumption Meter❤️ Special thanks to samsepi01 (discord) for lending me the device.Resources:- OpenWrt firmware selector: firmware-selector.openwrt.org- OpenWrt Driver for HP 10Gb Flex IO Module (AQC113C): kmod-atlantic- HP 10GBase-T Flex IO (56Q71AA): hp.com/ng-en/products/accessories/product-details/2101153642Thanks for watching and see you in the next video.
Testing 6GHz WiFi on WS-AP3825i (OpenWrt) with AW7916-NPD – Does It Work? Van Tech Corner 2025-07-13 | In my previous video, I tested the ExtremeNetworks WS-AP3825i with the AsiaRF AW7916-NPD WiFi 6E module on 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, achieving up to 800 Mbps throughput, of course by using OpenWrt.In this video, I take it one step further by attempting to enable and test the 6GHz band.Using OpenWrt, most configurations had to be done manually via /etc/config/wireless due to current LuCI limitations. Despite multiple attempts, including setting option band '6g', enabling the enable_6ghz driver parameter, and broadcasting from 2 radios, the 6GHz SSID remained disabled or invisible to client devices like the Intel AX210 WiFi 6E and iPhone 15.Video timeline:00:00 - Introduction00:50 - 1st Attempt - option band '6g'01:39 - 2nd Attempt - enable_6ghz=1 (runtime)02:22 - 3rd Attempt - enable_6ghz=1 (permanent)02:42 - 4th Attempt - Almost success03:43 - Last Attempt - Same SSID for 2.4GHz and 6GHzIf you have any suggestions or workarounds, feel free to share them in the comments.Link to the resources:- forum.openwrt.org/t/issue-utilizing-mt7916-on-bpi-r3/170140- github.com/openwrt/openwrt/issues/17632#issuecomment-2655973661Stay tuned for the next video, where I’ll test the AW7916-NPD on an x86 machine to evaluate its full throughput potential.Thanks for watching and see you in the next video.
OpenWrt - Upgrading WS-AP3825i with AW7916-NPD WiFi 6E (Speedtest up to 800 Mbps) Van Tech Corner 2025-05-18 | In the previous video, I tested the wireless performance of the Extreme Networks WS-AP3825i running OpenWrt — and it was disappointing. So in this video, I upgraded it with the AsiaRF AW7916-NPD WiFi 6E AX3000 module, and get up to 800 Mbps on WiFi 6 5GHz!If you got the same module, all you need to do is installing OpenWrt 24 and the package kmod-mt7916-firmware.Video timeframe:00:00 - Intro00:37 - Disassemble the WS-AP3825i01:39 - Install AW7916-NPD and antenna cables01:56 - Boot up OpenWrt and check PCIe device02:55 - Install firmware/driver package for AW7916-NPD (MT7916)03:44 - WiFi setup in LuCI 04:02 - No option to change bandwidth on 5GHz (stuck with HE20)05:21 - Change htmode to HE160 via CLI06:03 - New speed test results (HE160)06:24 - Enable flow offloading and retest07:12 - iperf3 LAN test result07:34 - LuCI overwrites htmode to HE20Resouces:- OpenWrt ToH WS-AP3825i: openwrt.org/toh/extreme_networks/ws-ap3825i- AW7916-NPD Wi-Fi 6E asiarf.com/elementor-66435Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
Extreme Networks WS-AP3825i - OpenWrt Performance Test (Ethernet & Wireless Throughput) Van Tech Corner 2025-04-06 | Extreme Networks WS-AP3825i is a dual-band 3×3 MIMO “enterprise grade” access point with two Gigabit Ethernet ports, powered by the Freescale P1020E, 800 MHz dual-core 32-bit PowerPC processor. It comes with 256 MB DDR3 SDRAM and 64 MB NOR flash.In this video, we will see the performance of the WS-AP3825i running OpenWrt 24. The test will cover WAN to LAN throughput test since the AP has 2 Gigabit Ethernet ports. We will also do LAN to LAN throughput via the 2.4GHz WiFi and 5GHz WiFi.Video time frame:00:00 - WS-AP3825i Intro00:38 - My Internet speed test00:56 - Login to LuCI Web-UI & Config Overview01:25 - WAN to LAN throughput test (offloading disabled)01:59 - WAN to LAN throughput test (offloading enabled)02:23 - Setup WS-AP3825i as Acess Point02:48 - Wireless LAN throughput test (5GHz)03:27 - Wireless LAN throughput test (2.4GHz)03:54 - ConclusionYou can check out the WS-AP3825i OpenWrt ToH at openwrt.org/toh/extreme_networks/ws-ap3825iThanks for watching and see you in the next video!
Install OpenWrt on the Cisco Meraki MR16 & Speed Test Van Tech Corner 2025-02-26 | Cisco Meraki MR16 is an enterprise class, dual-concurrent 802.11naccess point that was introduced by Cisco back in 2011. It was managed by Meraki Cloud and you will need license to use it.However, you can turn this device into an independent Access Point, powered by open-source OS. This video will show you how to install OpenWrt 23 (and up-coming versions). We will also have a quick speed test at the end of the device.( MR16 is a 14 year old AP, with the Atheros AR7161 CPU clocked at 680MHz. It has 16MB of flash and 64MB of RAM. Even though it does support 5GHz, it is based on the WiFi4 technology)Video time frame:00:00 - Meraki MR16-HW introduction00:57 - Tear down the MR1601:50 - The documentation (guide)02:10 - TTL/UART connection to the Meraki MR1602:40 - Open the Serial console on PC & boot up MR1603:07 - Install OpenWrt initramfs on MR16 (via TFTP)04:27 - Install OpenWrt sysupgrade via WinSCP05:43 - Wireless (WiFi) speed testMR16 guide on OpenWrt - openwrt.org/toh/meraki/mr16That is all for this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one!
OpenWrt One - Adding the 2nd 2.5GbE Port and Throughput Test Van Tech Corner 2025-01-13 | As some of you commented, it will be great if the OpenWrt One has 2 x 2.5GbE port. So, why not adding one using the M.2 slot?In this video, I will add another 2.5GbE to the OpenWrt One using the PCIe to 2.5GbE NIC with Intel I225-V Controller. In order to do that, I will need an M.2 Key-M to PCIe x4 adapter, and for this project, I used the one with label NGFFP4X-N03.The video will walk you through the USB-C Console boot up, installing the driver for Intel I225-V 2.5GbE Controller, configure the NIC and speedtest with iperf3 & OpenSpeedTest. I have also included the power meter, just in case you want to know the power consumption.Besides the I225-V, the Intel I340-T4 (Intel 82580 controller) and Intel Gigabit CT adapter also work great with OpenWrt One. However, the 2.5GbE NIC with Realtek RTL8125BG is not working.In case you want to know the result, the maximum WAN to LAN throughput the OpenWrt One can handle is 1.3Gbps before the CPU max out. It does deliver 2.37Gbps LAN to LAN throughput, but with 95% CPU load (you don't want this).Buy the OpenWrt One (affiliate): amzn.to/4kpWvzqVideo timeframe:00:00 - Intro00:28 - M.2 Key-M to PCIe x4 adapter (NGFFP4X-N03)00:51 - Connecting the NIC & Adapter01:05 - USB-C Serial Console - How to use it02:03 - Boot up OpenWrt One with Serial Console03:28 - Install pciutils and check the PCIe NIC status03:50 - Install kernel driver for Intel I225-V (kmod-igc)06:01 - Change the LAN port to 2.5GbE (PCIe)07:59 - WAN to LAN - No Offloading09:22 - WAN to LAN - Software Offloading10:12 - WAN to LAN - Hardware Offloading11:28 - OpenWrt One x Intel I340-T4 (Intel 82580)12:00 - OpenWrt One x 2.5GbE Realtek RTL8125BG (not working)That will be all. Thanks for watching and see you again, soon!
OpenWrt One - Celebrating 20 years of OpenWrt Van Tech Corner 2024-12-24 | In 2024, the OpenWrt project celebrates its 20th anniversary! To mark this milestone, meet the OpenWrt One – an open-source hardware router designed by the OpenWrt community and manufactured by Banana Pi.In this video, I’ll unbox the device, walk you through its specs, and guide you through the initial setup. We’ll upgrade the firmware and test WAN to LAN throughput over Ethernet and WiFi 6. Let's see how this community-built router holds up!OpenWrt One Brief:CPU: MediaTek MT7981B (Filogic 820) (Dual Core, 1.3GHz)Wireless: Dual-band WiFI 6 via MediaTek MT7976C (2×2 2.4 GHz + 3×3 5Ghz)Memory: 1GB DDR4Ethernet: 1 x 2.5GbE RJ45 port and |1 x Gigabit Ethernet RJ45 portFlash: 256 MiB SPI NAND and 16 MiB SPI NOR flashVideo timeframe:00:00 - OpenWrt One Introduction00:24 - OpenWrt Specification and I/O01:54 - Pricing and Option02:12 - OpenWrt Complete Set Unboxing02:45 - Intial Setup03:12 - Logic to LuCI Web Interface & Overview04:30 - Upgrade OpenWrt firmware using USB Flash05:51 - Install LuCI with apk (something new)06:53 - WAN to LAN Throughtput via Ethernet (No Offloading)07:51 - WAN to LAN Throughtput via Ethernet (Software Offloading)08:38 - Set WiFi SSID09:16 - WiFi 6 - 2.4GHz Test (WAN to LAN)09:52 - WiFi 6 - 5GHz Test (WAN to LAN)10:57 - More WiFi 6 5GHz Tests (not stable)12:00 - Power ConsumptionI would like to express my gratitude to Judy from Banana Pi for sending me the OpenWrt One, in order to make this video. Yet this video is not sponsored by Banana Pi :)Link to Banana Pi Product Page: banana-pi.org/en/bananapi-router/173.htmlOpenWrt One Docs: docs.banana-pi.org/en/OpenWRT-One/BananaPi_OpenWRT-OneOpenWrt One Firmware - openwrt.org/toh/openwrt/oneBuy the OpenWrt One (affiliate): amzn.to/4kpWvzqThank you for watching and see you in the next video!
youyeetoo R1 SBC - Unboxing & Overview Van Tech Corner 2024-11-23 | youyeetoo R1 is a general-purpose single board computer that can run Android, Ubuntu, Debian and other Linux distro. It is powered by the Rockchip RK3588S SoC, with 8 cores ( 4x Cortex-A76 and 4 xCortex-A55). It comes with choice of 4GB / 8GB / 16GB of RAM and upto 265GB of eMMC storage.Besides the basic I/O, such as USB, HDMI port, the youyeetoo also has MIPI CSI for Camera module and MIPI DSI for DSI screen.You can learn more about the R1 SBC at: youyeetoo.com/products/youyeetoo-r1Video timeframe:00:00 - Intro & Overview00:43 - Unboxing the youyeetoo R1 SBC01:06 - R1 SBC Specification and I/O03:01 - Connect DSI 7 Inch Touch Screen & Power on03:11 - Android 13 on youyeetoo R104:00 - Assemble the Acrylic Casing04:54 - Ubuntu 22.04 LTS on youyeetoo R1Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
NanoPC-T6 - O̵p̵e̵n̵W̵r̵t̵ FriendlyWrt Performance Test (WAN to LAN, WiFi, 4G/LTE) Van Tech Corner 2024-10-22 | NanoPC-T6 is a powerful single board computer from FriendlyElec. It has the same Rockchip RK3588 SoC as the NanoPi R6S does, plus additional M.2 M-Key for NVMe SSD and M.2 E-Key for Wireless module, such as WiFi & Bluetooth. It also has a Mini-PCIe connector where you can connect a 4G/LTE module or Wireless module. Together with 2 x 2.5GbE ports, the NanoPC-T6 is idea for edge gateway or high performance router.In this video, we are going to test out the NanoPC-T6 performance with FriendlyWrt. FriendlyWrt is a fork of OpenWrt, that was developed by FriendlyElec for their NanoPi & NanoPC series. It comes with pre-installed packages & drivers to make the use of the SBC easier.For this tests, I have installed the below modules:+ Realtek RTL8822CE WiFi 5 module+ Quectel EC25-EM for LTE/4G connection+ Intel Optane NVMe SSD (just to see the power consumption, no actual test)The tests consist of WAN to LAN throughput test, WiFi 5 througput with the RTL8822CE, 4G/LTE speedtest and Power consumption overview.Video timeframe:00:00 - Intro00:33 - Wireless Modules (WiFi/4G-LTE/SSD)00:59 - Install FriendlyWrt on the NanoPC-T602:16 - Login to FriendlyWrt & Overview03:08 - 4G-LTE speed test with Quectel EC25-EM04:41 - WAN to LAN throughput - OpenSpeedTest05:48 - WAN to LAN throughput - iperf306:10 - WiFi 5 test (Realtek RTL8822CE)07:56 - How about VPN, SQM QoS?Check out: youtu.be/2bCf8Xchrfc?si=LcgKDgTbOpvdV6R1and youtube.com/watch?v=YC16CsEYN6gYou can find the NanoPC-T6 bundle at:+ amzn.to/4fh2rIJ (affiliate link)Or, the NanoPi R6S as a high performance 2.5GbE router: + amzn.to/3YgYxsh That is all for this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
Zyxel SCR 50AXE Review - Subscription-Free WiFi6 Security Router Van Tech Corner 2024-09-08 | Zyxel SCR 50AXE is a high-performance, subscription-free security router that offers up to 5400Mbps WiFi 6 throughput and Gigabit WAN to LAN throughput with SPI firwall & threat Management enabled.In this video, we will have a look at the SCR 50AXE and see what set this router apart from the rest of the market.The video will walk you through:00:00 - Zyxel SCR 50AXE WiFI 6 Router Overview00:48 - WiFi 6E - 5400 Mbps throughput in total01:45 - Subscription-Free Security (Threat Protection)02:45 - Simple Setup with Nebula Mobile app03:45 - Nebula Cloud for Advanced Monitoring & Configuration04:36 - VPN Configuration with Nebula Cloud05:35 - WiFi Roaming (with Zyxel AP)06:12 - Multiple SSID / Guest WiFi06:59 - ConclusionMore info about the Zyxel SCR 50AXE: zyxel.com/vn/vi/products/next-gen-firewall/axe5400-wifi-6e-security-router-scr-50axe Enjoy limited-time discounts with 30% off and an additional 160,000₫ off! Lazada: bit.ly/3WKCOrM Shopee: bit.ly/Shopee_RouterSCR50AXE That is all for this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
GL-iNet Flint 2 - USB 3.0 Network Attach Storage (NAS) Throughput Test Van Tech Corner 2024-08-29 | In this video, we are going to test out the GL-iNet Flint 2 USB Network Attach Storage throughput with Samba 4 and CrystalDiskMark. At the time of making this video, the router runs GL-iNet stock firmware V4.6.2.The GL-iNet Flint 2 (GL-MT6000) has a USB 3.0 port. This is perfect for Network File Sharing or adding LTE/5G connectivity. Some of you have requested to test the throughput/speed of the network drive, so, here it is.For this test, I used the KIOXIA 128GB M.2 2230 PCIe NVMe, model KBG40ZNS128G and the ORICO Dual NVMe/SATA Dual Protocol SSD Enclosure youtu.be/1irC6y4Nmqw?si=bq2ajZYaJPutICEs. The device supports 10Gbps, but due to the limitation of both my PC's USB ports, and the NVMe SSD, the benchmark on PC is not really high.Video timeframe:00:00 - Intro00:31 - Hardware Overview / Test Setup01:02 - NVMe SSD Benchmark on Windows PC with CrystalDiskMark02:00 - Configure Network Storage on GL-iNet Flint 202:22 - Map the network drive on Windows Explore02:39 - Flint 2 USB NAS benchmark/speedtest - NTFS format03:35 - Change the format to EXT404:05 - Flint 2 USB NAS benchmark/speedtest - EXT4 formatCheck out the Flint router: link.gl-inet.com/VanTechCornerBuy it: link.gl-inet.com/storeVanTechCornerAmazon ordering link:link.gl-inet.com/AmazonVanTechCornerThat is all for this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
OpenWrt - Raspberry Pi 5 handles 2.5Gbps smoothly (using USB 3.0 to 2.5GbE adapters) Van Tech Corner 2024-07-07 | Sometime ago, I made videos about Raspberry Pi 5 runs OpenWrt snapshot. In this short video, I just want to update that the Raspberry Pi 5 can handle 2.5Gbps smoothly. Let's watch the video for more information.For this test, I used 2 x USB 3.0 to 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet adapters. It has Realtek RTL8156B chip and the driver package is kmod-usb-net-rtl8152. Please note that you need to add this package to the OpenWrt firmware in order for the NIC to work.Video timeframe:00:00 - OpenWrt on Raspberry Pi 5 with USB adapters00:57 - Build OpenWrt firmware with driver for USB network adapters01:35 - Hardware setup & Configure the USB network adapters in LuCI03:53 - Internet Speedtest04:18 - Local OpenSpeedTest04:40 - Enable Software Offloading & Packet Steering04:53 - OpenSpeedTest05:09 - iPerf3 TestThat is all. Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
GL-iNet Mudi V2 - Portable 4G LTE Router - Unbox & Review Van Tech Corner 2024-06-16 | GL-iNet Mudi V2 (GL-E750V2) is a portable 4G LTE router, designed for those who required a secure and stable internet connection on the go.Comes with Dual-band WiFi, LTE CAT4/CAT 6 modules, and powered by OpenWrt, the Mudi V2 will get you connected, no matter where you are.Do check out this video to find out more information.Video timeframe:00:00 - Mudi V2 Intro00:41 - Hardware & Software Features02:21 - Mudi V2 is based on OpenWrt03:20 - The 7000mAh built-in battery03:46 - USB-C dock for Ethernet connection04:03 - First time Setup/Installation05:27 - Speedtest at different placesCheck out the Mudi V2:gl-inet.com/products/gl-e750Or, buy it now:• GL.iNet Official Global Store：bit.ly/3RvtuX9• Amazon US：amzn.to/4c4jwEiThanks for watching and see you in the next video!
GL-iNet Flint 2 - WiFi6 Throughput Test with FW V4.5.8 (Huge Improvement) Van Tech Corner 2024-05-05 | In this video, I will test the WiFi throughput of the GL-iNet Flint 2 (GL-MT6000) on the 2.4GHz channel and 5GHz channel. The tests were done with Firmware version V4.5.8, Hardware Acceleration enabled and all configurations on default. The client PC has the Intel® Wi-Fi 6E AX210 network adapter.There were reports that the 2.4GHz WiFi throughput of the Flint 2 is very bad in FW V4.5.6, and indeed it was. However, I can see a huge improvement in the recent firmware release.Let check out the video for more information!Video timeframe:00:00 - Update the Flint 2 to FW V4.5.801:32 - 5GHz WiFi Throughput (ax) - OpenSpeedTest03:12 - 5GHz WiFi Throughput (ax) - iperf304:11 - 2.4GHz WiFi Setting Overview04:53 - 2.4GHz WiFi Throughput (ax) - OpenSpeedTest06:11 - 2.4GHz WiFi Throughput (ax) - iperf3That is all for this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one!
youyeetoo X1 SBC - Unboxing, Quick Overview and Booting up Van Tech Corner 2024-04-17 | youyeetoo X1 is an x86 Single Board Computer (SBC) which is powered by the Intel® Celeron 11'th Gen Jasper Lake N5105. It comes with soldered RAM and eMMC. You can select from 4GB, 8GB or 16GB of RAM to pair with No-eMMC, 64GB, 128GB and 256GB of eMMC. Besides typical Gigabit Ethernet port, M.2 port for NVMe/SATA SSD, the X1 SBC also allows you to access GPIO, SPI, I2C and UART, etc. You can also connect an external screen via MIPI, HDMI and micro-HDMI port.With low power-consumption x86 CPU (TDP 10W), the youyeetoo X1 SBC is suitable for general-purpose applications since it can run both Windows and Linux. It is also a good choice for lightweight virtualization with Proxmox or VmWare EXSI.You can find the X1 SBC here: youyeetoo.com/products/youyeetoo-x1-x86-single-board-computer?VariantsId=11287Or from Amazon: amzn.to/44PyPjHVideo timeframe:00:00 - Unboxing the yooyeetoo X1 SBC02:13 - Unboxing the metal casing for X1 SBC03:01 - Unboxing the 7 Inch MIPI Display (with touch screen)04:55 - Closer look at the yooyeetoo X1 I/O and connectors07:31 - Power on the youyeetoo X1 SBC (Windows 11 pre-installed)13:32 - Connect Ethernet cable, and a lot of Windows Updates15:06 - Speedtest with Microsoft Edge17:09 - Testing with WebGL Aquarium18:38 - Video playback on Youtube19:43 - What is next?That is all for this video. Thanks for watching and see you all in the next one!
GL-iNet Flint 2 - Peformance Test: WAN to LAN, WiFi, VPN Throughput Van Tech Corner 2024-03-19 | In the previous video, we already took a look at the GL-iNet Flint 2 (GL-MT6000). In this video, let's check out the device's performance by running the below tests:- WAN to LAN throughput test with OpenSpeedTest and iPerf3- Hardware Acceleration ON vs OFF- Wireless (WiFi) Throughput in 5GHz channel- OpenVPN Throughput- Wireguard ThroughputCheck out the Flint router: link.gl-inet.com/VanTechCornerBuy it: link.gl-inet.com/storeVanTechCornerAmazon ordering link:link.gl-inet.com/AmazonVanTechCornerVideo timeline:00:00 - Intro00:26 - Testing Diagram01:15 - WAN to LAN Throughput Test (HW Acceleration ON)04:29 - WAN to LAN Throughput Test (HW Acceleration OFF)07:31 - Wireless (WiFi) Throughput10:16 - OpenVPN Throughput Test11:59 - Wireguard Throughput TestThat is all for this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
GL-iNet Flint 2 - WiFi 6 AX6000, 2.5GbE Router - Overview, Setup and Speed Test Van Tech Corner 2024-03-10 | Flint 2 (GL-MT6000) is a high performance WiFi 6 router from GL-iNet. Powered by the MediaTek Filogic 830 (MT7986), the Flint 2 integrated a 4 cores, 64-bit CPU clocked at 2.0GHz. It is also comes with 1GB of DDR4 RAM and 8GB of eMMC storageFor I/O, the Flint 2 has 2 x 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet port, 4 x Gigabit Ethernet port, 6000 Mbps WiFi througput in total (AX6000) and a USB 3.0 port. The device supports dual-wan/multi-wan setup with Ethernet, Cellular & WiFi.The device is running a customized version of OpenWrt 23.05. Right now, there is no information of official OpenWrt support, but I hope there will be good news soon.Check out the Flint router: link.gl-inet.com/VanTechCornerBuy it: link.gl-inet.com/storeVanTechCornerAmazon ordering link:link.gl-inet.com/AmazonVanTechCornerVideo timeframe:00:00 - Flint 2 (GL-MT6000) Intro & Specs Highlight01:49 - Flint 2 - Features02:44 - Ways to manage the Flint 203:09 - Unboxing the Flint 2 - What is inside the box?03:49 - First time Setup (Internet)05:35 - Acess Web Interface & Upgrade Firmware07:27 - GL-iNet Web Interface Walk Through12:36 - Enable IPv6 for Internet (WAN)13:48 - PPPoE Throughput (Wired) - Hardware Acceleration Enabled15:25 - PPPoE Throughput (Wired) - Hardware Acceleration Disabled17:40 - PPPoE Throughput (WiFi) - Connection Overview18:06 - PPPoE Throughput (WiFi) - Speedtest19:19 - What is next?In the next video, we will have further testing, such as WAN to LAN throughput test (both WAN and LAN 2.5GbE), OpenVPN and Wireguard VPN. We will also check out the NAS throughput with a USB 3.0 disk, and more.Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
Raspberry Pi 5 - Official OpenWrt Support Firmware Throughput Test Van Tech Corner 2024-02-24 | Finanlly, the Raspberry Pi 5 received official OpenWrt support. In this video, I will run a simple WAN to LAN throughput test with OpenSpeedTest and iperf3.Since the Raspberry Pi 5 only has 1 network port, I used a USB 3.0 to Ethernet adapter as the WAN interface.For this test, I used 2 USB to Ethernet adapter:- D-Link DUB-1213 USB 3.0 to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter (ASIX AX88179)- No-Brand USB 3.0 to 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter (Realtek RTL8156B)Check out the video for more information. You can find the products in the below URL (affilate)Raspberry Pi 5 - my.cytron.io/p-raspberry-pi-5?tracking=vantechBuild the firmware: firmware-selector.openwrt.orgDriver packages: openwrt.org/packages/pkgdata/kmod-usb-net-asix-ax88179openwrt.org/packages/pkgdata/kmod-usb-net-rtl8152Video timeframe:00:00 - Intro00:29 - USB 3.0 to Ethernet Adapters for the Raspberry Pi 501:21 - Build OpenWrt firmware for Pi 5 with LuCI & drivers02:37 - Enable Software Offloading & Packet Steering03:08 - Throughput Test - D-Link DUB-131203:34 - Throughput Test - No-Brand 2.5GbE Adapter Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
Raspberry Pi 5 - OpenWrt Install & Performance Test Van Tech Corner 2024-01-21 | In this video, I am going to install OpenWrt on the Raspberry Pi 5. After that, let's have some performance tests, including WAN to LAN throughput with OpenSpeedTest and iPerf3, OpenVPN and Wireguard VPN throughput.Since the Raspberry Pi 5 only has 1 x Ethernet port, I used the D-Link DUB-1312 USB to Ethernet adapter as the WAN port. The onboard Ethernet port was configured as LAN.OpenWrt for Raspberry Pi 5 - github.com/mj22226/openwrt/releases/tag/bcm2712-6.1PR to add support for RPI 5 - github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/13987You can find the products in the below URL (affilate)Raspberry Pi 5 - my.cytron.io/p-raspberry-pi-5?tracking=vantechD-Link DUB-1312 - amzn.to/3U8A8oy00:00 - Intro00:34 - Download & Burn OpenWrt to microSD card00:55 - Hardware Setup01:56 - Power on the Raspberry Pi 5 with OpenWrt02:17 - Access the LuCI Web Interface03:06 - WAN to LAN Throughput Test04:30 - OpenVPN Throughput Test06:31 - Wireguard VPN Throughput Test07:56 - ConclusionThanks for watching and see you in the next video!
FriendlyElec NanoPC-T6 Overview & Quick Test Van Tech Corner 2023-11-28 | This video will show you the overview of the NanoPC-T6 - a high performance edge computing Single Board Computer from FriendlyElec.The NanoPC-T6 was built on the Rockchip RK3588 SoC. It comes with an 8-cores CPU: 4 x ARM Cortex-A76 cores & 4 x ARM Cortex-A55 cores, 6TOPS NPU, the Mali-G610 MP4 GPU and the intergrated VPU supports upto 8K video econding & decoding.For connectity, the NanoPC-T6 comes with 2 x 2.5GbE ports, an M.2 M-Key connector for NVMe SSD, an M.2 E-Key connector for WiFi & Bluetooth module, and a Mini-PCIe connector for 4G/5G module. This makes the NanoPC-T6 suitable for different applications and usages.You can purchase the NanoPC-T6 from the WayPonDev store on Amazon:amzn.to/3sXowcDNanoPC-T6 4+32GB: amazon.com/dp/B0C4YPCR96?ref=myi_title_dpNanoPC-T6 8+64GB: amazon.com/dp/B0C4YPVQ8Q?ref=myi_title_dpNanoPC-T6 16+128GB: amazon.com/dp/B0C4YQT8XY?ref=myi_title_dpWith M.2 Wifi Module BundleNanoPC-T6 4+32GB: amazon.com/dp/B0C4TN1SKH?ref=myi_title_dpNanoPC-T6 8+64GB: amazon.com/dp/B0C4TQXRTS?ref=myi_title_dpNanoPC-T6 16+128GB: amazon.com/dp/B0C4TQ8BG4?ref=myi_title_dpVideo timeframe:00:00 - NanoPC-T6 Highlight00:42 - Version & Pricing01:06 - NanoPC-T6's IO02:09 - Closer look at the PCB components05:21 - Hardware Setup05:44 - NanoPC-T6 First Boot (Ubuntu)05:56 - Wireless Connectivity Test (WiFi & LTE)06:48 - Ethernet Connectivity Test07:05 - eMMC Speed Test (hdparm)07:20 - Video Playback & GPU Performance08:32 - Next Video PreviewThanks for watching and see you in the next one!
Replace ISP ONT/ONU - HSGQ SFP XPON ONU Stick Van Tech Corner 2023-10-29 | In this video, we will take a look at the the XPON ONU Stick from HSGQ. The video will walk you through the Web Interface of the XPON ONU Stick and the process of replacing the ISP provided ONT/ONU with this SFP XPON module. (XPON means the SFP supports both GPON and EPON)In this setup, the HSGQ is connected to the 2.5G Media Converter. The RJ45 port of the Media Converter is connected to the WAN port of the Nano Pi R6S.If this is your first attempt replacing the ISP provided device, you can check out the below videos for more information: What is OLT & ONT/ONU - Hisense GPON LTE3415 youtu.be/yD8aq4KSWko?si=HPIykg9wbIwhWMe1LEOX LXT-010S-H SFP GPON Module youtu.be/G3va7X4PZFo?si=zqYoP1OJfMvWymPPNOKIA GPON SFP G-010S-A youtu.be/3g6mRDfUppQ?si=51u7USKel5ZUWn1qUbiquiti UFiber LOCO youtu.be/ZI2U8wnJ4IQ?si=MJJtPJK4uJFV7TV3Besides the Web Interface, you can also configure the SFP module via Telnet. The commands are the same with other Realtek GPON SFP, such as the ODI DFP-34G-2C2 and the LEOX LXT-010S-H.Video timeframe:00:00 - Intro00:29 - A short history of ODI/HSGQ SFP PON Stick01:06 - Overview of the HSGQ SFP XPON ONU Stick01:54 - Getting Started - Connecting the Hardware02:21 - Access the HSGQ SFP XPON Web Interface04:04 - The PON Tab - XPON (GPON/EPON status)04:46 - The PON Settings (where you configure most of the thing)06:18 - MAC & MACKEY (must see)07:13 - VLAN Setting (Auto/Manual Transparent or PVID)07:53 - Clone the OMCI value from the ISP provided ONT09:02 - Check the PON Authenticate Status (O5 = good to go)09:28 - Set up PPPoE on the NanoPi R6S12:08 - Some Speedtests13:53 - More about the VLAN tagging on the XPON SFP ModuleSpecial thanks to Đông Vũ for lending me the HSGQ XPON SFP module.Thank you for watching and see you in the next video!
Install OpenWrt 23 on Banana Pi R2 PRO & PPPoE Speedtest Van Tech Corner 2023-09-30 | In this video, I will show you how to install the latest OpenWrt version on the Banana Pi R2 PRO internal eMMC. (OpenWrt 23.02 snapshot). After that, let's check out the PPPoE throughput with VLAN (packet steering on).OpenWrt 21.02 firmware provided by Banana Pi is out of date and there are problems with DSA, for example VLAN is not working fine. Fortunately, mj22226 and other developers are maintaining an up-to-date OpenWrt version which can be used for the BPI-R2-PRO and other SBC with Rockchip SoC, such as the NanoPi R4S, Rock Pi 4, etc. In this video, I will use OpenWrt from him.You can check out the guide at: vantc.net/install-openwrt-23-snapshot-firmware-on-banana-pi-bpi-r2-pro.htmlVideo timeframe:00:00 - Intro00:35 - OpenWrt firmware from mj2226 (Marty Jones)01:21 - Create microSD card to boot OpenWrt01:35 - Boot OpenWrt on microSD card with MASKROOM button02:04 - Flash OpenWrt to the internal eMMC storage02:34 - Boot OpenWrt from internal eMMC storage02:52 - Install the latest OpenWrt firmware for the BPI-R2-PRO03:29 - Test Overview03:49 - PPPoE with VLAN - Speedtest - SW Offloading Enabled04:17 - PPPoE with VLAN - Speedtest - SW Offloading DisabledBPI R2 PRO Wiki - wiki.banana-pi.org/Getting_Started_with_R2PRO#introduction Thanks for watching and see you again!
Linksys WRT1900AC V1 (throughput) is broken after DSA migration (OpenWrt 21/22/23) Van Tech Corner 2023-09-10 | The Linksys WRT1900AC's throughput is very poor after upgraded to OpenWrt 21, 22 and 23 where DSA replaced swconfig.With OpenWrt 19, the Linksys WRT1900AC V1 can handle Gigabit (940Mbps) WAN to LAN throughput. However, it only does 350/800 Mbps with OpenWrt 21/22/23 (PPPoE). WAN to LAN throughput better for DHCP (780/660 Mbps), but still far away from the expected throughput.For now, the only solution I have to improve the performance is downgrading the WRT1900AC to OpenWrt 19 where swconfig is being used. If you have any idea how to get a better throughput/performance with OpenWrt 21/22/23, please share in the comment section.WRT1900 return to stock firmware - openwrt.org/toh/linksys/wrt1900ac#return_to_stock_firmwareVideo timeframe:00:00 - Intro & Story01:15 - WRT1900AC V1 Throughput with OpenWrt 22 (DSA)02:32 - Failed to Downgrade from OpenWrt 22 to OpenWrt 19 using LuCI03:16 - Revert / Return Linksys WRT1900AC V1 to stock firmware03:51 - Install OpenWrt 19 from Linksys Stock Firmware04:20 - Configure PPPoE with VLAN tagging04:54 - PPPoE throughput - SW Offloading Disabled05:12 - PPPoE throughput - SW Offloading Enabled05:46 - Configure PPPoE with no VLAN tagging & throughput06:23 - Final wordsThat is all. Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
OpenWrt 22.03 - File Sharing with Samba4 - NVMe NAS test with NanoPi R6C Van Tech Corner 2023-08-27 | In this video, I will show you how to install Samba4 on OpenWrt. For the test, I used the NanoPi R6C, the Intel Optane NVMe SSD (16GB) and a 5V/3A power supply. At the end, we will run a simple disk benchmark test with CrystalDiskMark. At the same time, let's check out the NanoPi R6C's power consumption when the test is running.The video will walk you through:+ Configure Storage (USB/SSD/HDD/NVMe)+ Create Disk partition & File system+ Mount the partition on OpenWrt/Linux+ Install & Configure Samba4Link to the command/doc: vantc.net/setup-file-sharing-smb-on-openwrt-with-samba4.htmlVideo timeframe:00:00 - Intro00:26 - Video content00:53 - Why I make this video?01:49 - To get started, you will need02:24 - Establish SSH connection to the router02:56 - Configure Storage on OpenWrt03:54 - Check if Storage device (USB/SSD/HDD) is detected04:54 - Create a partition on the disk06:44 - Create a file system (ext4)08:06 - Mount the partition with LuCI09:35 - Check if the mount is working10:25 - Install & Configure Samba412:13 - Create SMB (Samba) User & Password14:11 - Map the Network Drive on Windows14:45 - Can't write to the Network Drive - Troubleshoot15:34 - File transferring speedtest17:14 - Disk Benchmark & Power Consumption18:29 - Advanced configuration18:50 - Note for Windows usersYou can find the NanoPi R6C on Amazon (affiliate)R6C 4GB RAM - no eMMC: amzn.to/45pF4IlR6C 8GB RAM - 32GB eMMC: amzn.to/3QWiaDTThanks for watching and see you guys in the next video!
Setup Zyxel NWA50AX Access Point with Nebula Mobile App Van Tech Corner 2023-08-13 | In this video, I will show you how to setup Zyxel access point with the Nebula Mobile App. For this video, I use the Zyxel NWA50AX; however, the procedure is the same and you can use it for other Zyxel access points.Basically, it is very easy to get your AP setup in just a few minutes:1. Download the Zyxel Mobile App2. Sign up or Login with your Zyxel account3. Scan the QR code on the box to add the device.4. Setup WiFi & turn on Smart MeshAnd that is all. Pretty simple, is it!If this video is too long, you can find the shorter version by Zyxel, here youtu.be/cSyD29ErI24Zyxel NWA50AX product page: zyxel.com/vn/vi/products/wireless/802-11ax-wifi-6-dual-radio-poe-access-point-nwa50axZyxel Facebook: facebook.com/ZyxelVietnamWhere to buy:- Zyxel Resellers: zyxel.com/global/en/where-to-buy/locate-partner- Shopee: bit.ly/ZySHP_NWA50AX- LAZADA: bit.ly/ZyLAD_NWA50AXThat is all. Thanks for watching and see you in the next update!
Zyxel NWA50AX - Smart Mesh Configuration & Throughput Test Van Tech Corner 2023-08-06 | In this video, we are going to enable Smart Mesh on the Zyxel NWA50AX. After that, let's check out the device's performance with Smart Mesh enabled. For this test, I will be using the OpenSpeedTest application which runs on the local server.Video timeframe:00:00 - Intro00:20 - Enable Smart Mesh on Zyxel Nebula Control Center01:07 - Devices Overvier (Actual Installation Location)01:32 - Throughput when APs are connected via Ethernet cable02:05 - Force the 2nd NWA50AX to use Wireless as Uplink02:38 - Throughput when 2nd AP connected to a Wireless Uplink (Mesh)03:00 - Adjust the position of the 1st AP to enhance connectivity03:32 - Throughput test after changing the AP's position04:00 - ClosingZyxel NWA50AX product page: zyxel.com/vn/vi/products/wireless/802-11ax-wifi-6-dual-radio-poe-access-point-nwa50axZyxel Facebook: facebook.com/ZyxelVietnamWhere to buy:- Shopee: bit.ly/ZySHP_NWA50AX- LAZADA: bit.ly/ZyLAD_NWA50AXThanks for watching and see you in the next update!
Replace ISP ONT/ONU - LEOX LXT-010S-H SFP GPON Module Van Tech Corner 2023-08-03 | In this video, I will replace the ISP provided ONT/ONU with the LEOX LXT-010S-H GPON SFP module. The LEOX LXT-010S-H is coming from LeoLabs, a company founded by South Poland ISP - Leon. It is powered by the Realtek RTL9601CI chipset and supports most of the popular OLTs, including Huawei, Dasan, ZTE, Zhone, Calix E7, Nokia/Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson BLM1500, etc. You can place an order directly from LeoLabs - sales@leolabs.plBelow is some information of the setup:ISP: ViettelOLT: ZTEONT/ONU: Dasan H646GM-VGPON SFP: LEOX LXT-010S-H (supports 1/2.5G GPON)Media Converter: JUPLINK 2.5GbERouter: NanoPi R6S (2.5GbE)In other to replace the ISP provided ONT/ONU, we should clone (copy the information of the original device) to the new SFP/ONT so that it will report the same information to the OLT, to get authenticated. The information is vary, but basically it will be GPON Serial Number, ONU Model, PON Vendor ID, Hardware Version, Software Version and MAC Address.You can check out my previous videos to learn more:youtu.be/3g6mRDfUppQyoutu.be/yD8aq4KSWkoyoutu.be/ZI2U8wnJ4IQyoutu.be/ib0XVeCJanMLEOX LXT-010S-H home page: bit.ly/47kMrCgLXT-010S-H User Guide: hack-gpon.org/ont-leox-lxt-010s-hOther resources: github.com/Anime4000/RTL960xTimeframe:00:00 - Intro00:56 - Who is LeoLabs?01:31 - The LEOX LXT-010S-H GPON SFP Module01:59 - Current Setup (ISP provided ONT) Overview & Speedtest05:43 - What information to clone (to the new GPON ONT/SFP)06:51 - New Hardware Installation (LEOX LXT-010S-H, 2.5G Media Converter)07:33 - Access the LXT-010S-H Web-UI (with OpenWrt)10:33 - Configure the LXT-010S-H with Telnet (Must watch)13:00 - Speedtest - Up to 2 Gbps Throughput14:45 - Don't use OpenWrt? Only have SFP + Media ConverterThanks for watching and see you in the next update!
Zyxel NWA50AX WiFi 6 PoE Access Point - Overview & Standalone Setup Van Tech Corner 2023-07-31 | In this video, let's check out the NWA50AX Dual Radio WiFi 6 PoE Access Point from Zyxel. After that, I will walk you through the Web-UI and the initial setup in standalone mode. At the end, there will a quick speedtest using the PC and the mobile phone.Standard: IEEE 802.11 ax/ac/n/g/b/aMIMO: MU-MIMOWireless speed: 2.4GHz - 575 Mbps, 5GHz - 1200 MbpsBandwidth: 20-, 40-, 80-MHzSupports Band steering, WDS/Mesh, Fast roaming and DCS, etcOperating mode: Nebula cloud managed or StandaloneVideo timeframe:00:00 - Zyxel NWA50AX Features Overview03:33 - What is inside the box05:05 - Initial Setup (First Use Setup)08:39 - Web-UI Walkthrough15:05 - Connecting to the WiFi SSID16:22 - Speedtest from PC (Intel AX210 to NWA50AX)17:07 - Speedtest from phoneResources:- Zyxel NWA50AX product page: zyxel.com/vn/vi/products/wireless/802-11ax-wifi-6-dual-radio-poe-access-point-nwa50ax- Zyxel Facebook: facebook.com/ZyxelVietnamWhere to buy:- Shopee: bit.ly/ZySHP_NWA50AX- LAZADA: bit.ly/ZyLAD_NWA50AXThanks for watching and see you in the next one!
OpenWRT - Intel N5105 Router PC WiFi Module Install & Configuration (QCA9880) Van Tech Corner 2023-07-23 | In this video, I am going to install the Wallys DR900VX Wireless Module (Qualcomm-Atheros QCA9880 chipset) on the Intel N5105 Router PC and configure it. At the end, there will be a quick iperf3 throughput test.Basically, the installation is very simple and you just need to install the below packages if you are using modules that is based on the QCA988x:- ath10k-firmware-qca988x-ct (Alternative ath10k firmware for QCA988X from Candela Technologies.)- kmod-ath10k-ct (ath10k-ct driver optimized for CT firmware)- hostapd ( to enable 802.1x/WPA/EAP/RADIUS Authenticator)Video timeframe:00:00 - Intro & Hardware Overview01:11 - Check if the Wireless Network Adapter is Detected (LuCI & lspci)02:35 - Overview of firmware & driver for the QCA988x module03:39 - Install QCA998x firmware & driver on LuCI04:51 - Setup the WiFI SSID & Connection Check07:28 - WiFi Throughput Test with iperf3That's all for this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one!
Configure the EdgeRouter X SFP with Nokia G-010S-A GPON module Van Tech Corner 2023-07-09 | In this video, I will show you how to configure the EdgeRouter X SFP to work with the Nokia G-010S-A GPON module.After watching this video, you will know- How to setup Internet on the EdgeRouter X or EdgeRouter X SFP for first time use (PPPoE & DHCP)- Configure NAT rule to access the modem (Nokia G-010S-A) which is behind NAT- Clone the MAC address for WAN interface- Enable Hardware Offloading on EdgeRouter seriesIf this is your first time using a GPON SFP module, please have check on the below videos:youtu.be/3g6mRDfUppQyoutu.be/yD8aq4KSWkoVideo timeframe:00:00 - Intro - EdgeRouter X SFP & Nokia G-010S-A00:29 - Hardware Setup01:21 - Access the EdgeRouter X SFP Dashboard02:23 - Edgerouter X SFP Initial Setup (PPPoE)06:34 - Configure NAT rule to access the NOKIA G-010S-A08:42 - Quick Overview of the G-010S-A Dashboard09:33 - Clone the MAC address for WAN interface11:12 - Internet is up - Let's run Speedtest13:11 - Enable Hardware Offloading on EdgeRouter X SFP- EdgeRouter Hardware Offloading: help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/115006567467- If you are interested in the EdgeRouter X SFP & the G-010S-A, please send me a DM- Uneven by ComaStudio: pixabay.com/music/upbeat-uneven-111379That is all for this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one!
Configure Cellular Data (4G/LTE/3G) on GL-iNet Routers Van Tech Corner 2023-06-29 | In this short video, I will show the installation of a LTE module on GL-iNet routers. After that, we will setup the cellular connection to access the Internet.The videos can be applied on all GL-iNet routers that run stock firmware and has a USB port, such as the Beryl AX GL-MT300, Flint GL-AX1800, Beryl -MT1300, etc.The drivers & kernel modules for 4G/LTE/3G had been pre-installed on GL-iNet firmware. Therefore setup is just plug-and-play. All you need to do is press the "Auto Setup" to establish the connection. However, you can have advanced settings with "Manual Setup".Video timeframe:00:00 - Intro & LTE Module Hardware Overview00:51 - Access GL-iNet Dashboard 01:38 - Auto Setup the Cellular Data02:17 - Speedtest03:21 - Manual Setup the Cellular Data04:11 - Modem ManagementResources:- The Beryl AX - bit.ly/3HAS18M- If you are using OpenWrt, see this video youtu.be/87izvwhflEcComponents (affiliate)- Beryl AX (Amazon) - amzn.to/3Jj6cjO- USB to Mini-PCIe Adapter for LTE - amzn.to/431D2Mm- Quectel EC25 (for US) - amzn.to/46yGscL- USB to Mini-PCIe, Antenas & Cable kit - amzn.to/3CLYIl6 (if your PC don't have Mini-PCIe & simcard slot)Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
OpenWRT - Intel N5105 Router PC LTE/4G Module Install & Configuration (QMI Mode) Van Tech Corner 2023-06-24 | In this video, I will show you how to install & configure the 5G/4G/3G module in OpenWRT with ModemManager. For the hardware, I used the Intel N5105 2.5GbE Router PC and the Quectel EC25E module.Besides x86, the guide can be applied for most of the routers running OpenWrt, no matter it is ARM-based devices such as the NanoPi R6S, NanoPi R4S or MIPS-based devices such as the Xiaomi R3G, Xiaomi Router 4, etc.In order to use with ModemManager, it is recommended that the 4G module is working on the QMI USB mode. You can change the USB mode to QMI with AT+QCFG=“usbnet”,0 command (if you are using Quectel module).Video timeframe:00:00 - Intro00:53 - The Quectel EC25 4G module01:42 - The USB to Mini-PCIe adapter (USB bus)02:42 - The IPEX to SMA-Female cable03:19 - The cellular antenas (SMA-Male connector)03:45 - Install the Quectel EC25 module on the Intel N5105 Router PC05:28 - Download & Install OpenWrt 22.03 on the USB drive06:53 - Connect Ethernet cables & Boot up the Router PC08:15 - Access LuCI & Walkthrough09:56 - Overview of the installation procedure11:10 - Install the Kernel modules for 5G/4G/3G support12:02 - Install ModemManager & luci-proto-modemmanager12:42 - Install minicom13:45 - Connect to the LTE modem with minicom14:30 - Check the network operator, signal and band15:41 - Reboot the router before proceed16:11 - Remove Ethernet to the WAN port (to use LTE only)16:31 - Setup the LTE interface on LuCI20:00 - Change the LTE module USB mode (QMI, CDC_MBIM, etc)Resources:- ModemManager docs - openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/wan/wwan/modemmanager- Advanced guide for QMI mode - openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/wan/wwan/ltedongleComponents (affiliate)- USB to Mini-PCIe Adapter for LTE - amzn.to/431D2Mm- Quectel EC25 (for US) - amzn.to/46yGscL- USB to Mini-PCIe, Antenas & Cable kit - amzn.to/3CLYIl6 (if your PC don't have Mini-PCIe & simcard slot)Thanks for watching and good luck!
Beryl AX Real Life WiFi Performance Test (GL-MT3000) Van Tech Corner 2023-06-18 | This video will show you the WiFi performance of the Beryl AX in real life. The test was done with a WiFi 6 capable device - the Samsung S10. Please note that this is not the highest throughput since the Samsung S10 is quite old and only supports HE80 (80MHz bandwidth).The Beryl AX is located on the 1st floor and I have walk upstair to the 2nd floor. With a thick layer of concrete in between, I still got up to 200 Mbps throughput with OpenSpeedTest.Do check out the video for detail test.Video timeframe:00:00 Intro & Overview of the Devices & Setup00:47 Test 1 - 2m away from the AP01:23 Test 2 - 5m away from the AP - Visible line02:00 Test 3 - 10m away from the AP - Thick concrete in between02:26 Test 4 - 12m away from the AP - Obstacles and thick wallThat is all for this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one!
2Gbps WiFi Throughput with GL-iNet Beryl AX (GL-MT3000) Van Tech Corner 2023-05-26 | In this video, we will check out the WiFi throughput of the Beryl AX in 80MHz and 160MHz. The tests will be done with OpenSpeedTest and iPerf3.This is a WAN to LAN test. The Beryl AX is connected to the upstream router with a 2.5Gbps Link Speed. The PC is connected to Beryl AX with the Intel AX210 Wi-Fi 6E module. The OpenSpeedTest and iPerf3 server is running on the WAN side. No advanced configuration is done, the Beryl AX is running stock OpenWrt firmware from GL-iNet.The result is very interesting. After the bandwidth changed to 160MHz, the Link Speed between the PC and the Beryl AX is now 2402Mbps. The OpenSpeedTest result is closed to 2Gbps while iPerf3 throughput is 1.3Gbps.Video timeframe:00:00 - Intro01:25 - WiFi Throughput in 80MHz (default configuration)02:00 - Change the 5GHz WiFi bandwidth to 160MHz03:08 - WiFi Throughput in 160MHz - OpenSpeedTest04:18 - WiFi Speedtest & CPU Usage Overview05:34 - WiFi Throughput in 160MHz - iperf3Beryl AX Unboxing & Review - youtu.be/1is6m-xBeKYThe Beryl AX is available on the GL-iNet Webstore - bit.ly/3HAS18MYou can also find in on Amazon amzn.to/3Jj6cjOThanks for watching and see you in the next video!
NanoPi R6C - Power Consumption & Throughput Test Van Tech Corner 2023-05-18 | In this video, let's take a look at the power consumption of the NanoPi R6C during boot up, idle and full load. We will also check out the R6C WAN to LAN throughput with OpenSpeedTest and iPerf3. At the end of the video, there will be OpenVPN and Wireguard VPN throughput tests.The NanoPi R6C is a "lite" version of the NanoPi R6S. It has the same Rockchip RK3588S SoC, but the WAN port is only Gigabit Ethernet to save the throughput for the M.2 PCIe connector. At the time of testing, the NanoPi R6C is running the latest version of FriendlyWrt. It is a fork of OpenWrt.Quick summary:- PPPoE : 940Mbps @ 3.5W- LAN to LAN iPerf3: 2.36Gbps @ 5W- OpenVPN: 448 Mbps - Wireguard VPN: 880 Mbps @ 4.5WNanoPi R6C Review youtu.be/VgjLQY8MfCkNanoPi R6S Review youtu.be/-rlJ_80d01UVideo time frame:00:00 - Intro00:46 - NanoPi R6C Power Consumption (boot up/idle/full load)01:19 - Power Consumption with the NVMe SSD installed01:49 - 940Mbps PPPoE SpeedTest - CPU Load & Power Draw02:22 - 2.36Gbps LAN to LAN iPerf - CPU Load & Power Draw02:59 - NanoPi R6C OpenVPN Throughput (OpenSpeedTest & iPerf3)03:34 - NanoPi R6C Wireguard VPN Throughput (OpenSpeedTest & iPerf3)Where to get the R6C:- Official store: friendlyelec.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=291- R6C 4G RAM no eMMC - amzn.to/3pSZXf9 (Amazon US affiliate)- R6C 8GB RAM 32GB eMMC - amzn.to/42NQzb0 (Amazon US affiliate)That is all for the test. Thanks for watching and see you all in the next video!
The NanoPi R5S - 2.35Gbps WAN to LAN Throughput Van Tech Corner 2023-05-04 | The purpose of this video is to show you that the NanoPi R5S can handle 2.35Gbps WAN to LAN throughput with FullCone NAT, Software Offloading and Packet Steering enabled.On my previous video youtu.be/Wq3L9qlWSvQ which was recorded on Aug 2022, the NanoPi R5S can't handle 2Gbps throughput. After a few months, with the firmware update released on Dec 2022, the NanoPi R5S can handle 2.35Gbps WAN to LAN throughput with no problem.This video was recorded on the very last day of Dec 2022 and I was totally forget about this. However, I still upload this video now (May 2023) to correct/update my previous testing result.Video timeframe:00:00 - Intro00:47 - Update the NanoPi R5S firmware with microSD card04:31 - Change the WAN port to 2.5GbE07:20 - OpenSpeedTest (Packet Steering, FullCone NAT, SW Offloading)08:21 - iPerf3 (Normal, Reverse, Multi-Streams)10:18 - What if I disable SW Offloading & FullCone NATNanoPi R5S latest firmware - dl.friendlyelec.com/nanopir5sThat will be all for this video. Thanks for watching and see you all in the next one!
Replace ISP ONT/ONU - Ubiquiti UFiber LOCO - Overview & Configuration Van Tech Corner 2023-05-02 | In this video, I will show you an overview of the UFiber LOCO and how to configure it with the UFiber.Configurator application. As an example, we will clone the information of an ZTE ONT to the UFiber LOCO. The information cloned are the GPON Serial Number, PON Vendor ID and WAN mac address.Besides the Ubiquiti UISP OLT, the UFiber LOCO/UFiber Nano also support third-party OLT such as Huawei MA5608T, MA5683T, MA5800-X15, MA5800-X7, FiberHome AN5516-04 and ZTE ZXA10, .etc. However, it may not work with your current ISP's OLT. Therefore, before purchasing, check the compatibility first.- Buy the U Fiber LOCO - amzn.to/3HyQUWx (Amazon affiliate)- UFiber GPON - Supported Third-Party OLTs - help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/115009335068-UFiber-GPON-Supported-Third-Party-OLTs- Download UFiber.Configurator - github.com/Unifi-Tools/UFiber.Configurator- Other videos on replacing ISP's ONT/ONU - youtu.be/3g6mRDfUppQ, youtu.be/yD8aq4KSWko and youtu.be/H8aTjxx3ff4Note: The UFiber LOCO (UF-LOCO) can be powered by either 5V microB USB port or 24V passive PoE, while the UFiber Nano (UF-NANO) can only be powered by the 5V microB USB port.Video timeframe00:00 - Intro00:35 - Unbox the UFiber LOCO & Overview02:10 - UFiber LOCO vs. UFiber Nano Differences02:40 - Ubiquiti UFiber LOCO OLT Compatibility Check04:17 - Replace the ISP's ONT with UFiber LOCO06:35 - Access the UFiber LOCO Web Dashboard (ubnt/ubnt)08:02 - UFiber LOCO Web Dashboard Overview11:56 - The UFiber.Configurator application12:55 - Download & Extract UFiber.Configurator (Must see)13:37 - Clone the ISP ONT information to the UFiber LOCO (example)18:57 - What is next (How to setup Internet connection after this?)Thanks for watching and see you guys in the next video!
NanoPi R6C - Overview, Quick Setup & 1Gbps Throughput Test Van Tech Corner 2023-04-30 | The NanoPi R6C is a new Single Board Computer & Router from FriendlyElec. It is powered by the 8-cores high-performance Rockchip RK3588S SoC with integrated GPU, NPU and VPU. It has a 2.5GbE LAN port (PCIe) and a Gigabit WAN port (native). The R6C can be used in different applications; this video will focus on the device specification and performance with OpenWrt when handling 1Gbps Internet plan.Something new the R6C has is the PCIe M.2 connector (M Key). It supports an NVMe M.2 SSD or a M.2 wireless network card (I rarely see an M-Key wireless card in the market).R6C Specs Quick Summary:CPU: Rockchip RK3588S Quad-core ARM Cortex-A76 (2.4GHz) & Quad-core Cortex-A55 (1.8GHz)RAM: 4GB / 8GB LPDDR4X RAMeMMC: 0GB/ 32GB eMMC 5.1GPU: Mali-G610PCIe: M.2 M-Key, PCIe2.1 x1, support NVME, PCIe WiFiWAN: Native Gigabit Ethernet x1, RTL8211F-CGLAN: PCIe 2.5G Ethernet Ethernet x1, RTL8125BGProduct homepage: friendlyelec.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=291You can find the NanoPi R6C on Amazon (affiliate)R6C 4GB RAM - no eMMC: amzn.to/45pF4IlR6C 8GB RAM - 32GB eMMC: amzn.to/3QWiaDTVideo timeframe:00:00 - NanoPi R6C Quick Intro00:35 - NanoPi R6C Specification03:18 - NanoPi R6C Teardown & Internal Components Overview05:35 - Internet Setup - Physical Connection06:00 - Access R6C LuCI Web-UI07:25 - Configure PPPoE (Internet)11:30 - 1Gbps PPPoE Throughput Test with CPU Usage 11:58 - Enable Packet Steering & Test12:52 - Enable Software Offloading & Test14:13 - How to Configure PPPoE with VLAN?15:12 - Pre-Installed Packages on the NanoPi R6CThanks for watching and see you all in the next video!
Install OpenWRT on Aruba AP-175 Van Tech Corner 2023-04-06 | In this video, I will show you how to install OpenWRT on the Aruba AP-175.TL;DRThe PR to add OpenWRT support for the AP-175 was created by Hurricos on September 2022. Recently, it was merged into OpenWRT master on on March 26, 2023. Now, you can find the firmware on snapshots/targets/ath79/Detail guide: vantc.net/install-openwrt-on-the-aruba-ap-175.htmlThe installation process consists of 2 main steps:- Replace the stock u-boot with a custom u-boot that allows unsigned kernels to boot. After that, write the custom u-boot to the internal SPI Flash chip with a CH314A SPI-Flasher, or use a Raspberry Pi SBC and directly connect it to the SPI Flash Chip with a test clip.- Once the custom u-boot had been flashed, use a USB-A-to-A cable to establish the Serial Connection. From this, use the normal u-boot serial flashing procedure to boot the OpenWRT sysupgrade image via tftp.Video timeframe:00:00 - OpenWRT on Aruba AP-175 Intro01:10 - Installation Procedure Summary02:19 - Preparation02:39 - Access the SPI NOR chip with Raspberry Pi and Test Clip04:10 - Create & Write custom u-Boot on AP-17509:32 - Boot OpenWRT sysupgrade image via tftp14:06 - Connect to AP-175 with SSH & Configure Static IP Address18:59 - Install LuCI (and fix DNS & opkg feeds)24:02 - Access AP-175 LuCI Web Interface25:00 - Configure Wireless (2.4GHz and 5GHz WiFi)29:19 - Final wordsReferences:- OpenWRT on AP-105 (doc): openwrt.org/toh/aruba/ap-105- Add Aruba AP-175 support PR: github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/10794- Custom u-Boot for AP-175: github.com/Hurricos/u-boot-ap105/tree/ap175Good luck and see you again!
I use the TP-Link XZ000-G3 with a different ISP Van Tech Corner 2023-03-19 | You can "unlock" the XZ000-G3 and use it to replace the ONT provided by other ISP. In this video, I have replaced the iGate GW040-H (provided by VNPT) with the XZ000-G3 (provided by FPT) and set up a working internet connection.TL;DR- I installed Gigabit fiber internet and the ISP is FPT. They provided the TP-Link XZ000-G3 which is working in bridge mode. youtu.be/ybdS7lD4jsI- I flashed an "unlocked" firmware on the XZ000-G3 and gain access to hidden configuration such as GPON Serial Number, Software/Hardware version. youtu.be/hPedTKrreEA- I wanted to use the XZ000-G3 with my other ISP, which is VNPT. Therefore, I cloned the information of the VNPT's ONT (iGate GW040-H) to the XZ000-G3 and the GPON connection is successfully authenticated (O5).- I monitor and see that both the PON & PPPoE connection is up and running for 5 days with no problem at all. Therefore, I decided to make this video and share the progress with you.Timelime:00:00 - Intro01:22 - Backup Original GPON configuration of the XZ000-G303:31 - The iGate GW040-H ONT (from a different ISP)04:52 - Clone the GPON SN & GPON Password (Don't skip)10:29 - Connect fiber cable from VPNT (a different ISP) to the XZ000-G311:24 - GPON O5 and VLAN scan12:05 - PPPoE connection setup14:17 - Stability of the XZ000-G3 with my new ISPHow to repack the "unlocked" XZ000-G3 firmware - github.com/mobrembski/tprepackThanks for watching and see you soon!
TP-Link XZ000-G3 Unlocked Firmware (Reveal Hidden Configurations) Van Tech Corner 2023-03-08 | Recently, I flashed a modified firmware on the TP XZ000-G3 and gain access to the hidden configuration including changing the GPON Vendor ID, Serial Number, ONT version, Software Version and Equipment ID, etc.I can also access to IoT configuration and GPON CTC configuration. From this, I can integrate this GPON ONT with other ISP and this is what I am going to do in the next video.In order to get this "unlocked" modified firmware, you have to dump mtd0 of the device and use a script to unpack & repack it. At the momment, only Michał Obrembski is working on the final revision and he plan to share this guide next week.Video timeframe:00:00 - The current Web-UI with limited configuration01:12 - Flash the modified firmware with the Web-UI02:50 - The "unlocked" Web-UI 04:21 - The "unlocked" GPON ConfigurationThat is all for this video. See you in the next update!
TP-Link XZ000-G3 GPON ONT - Teardown - UART Console Access Van Tech Corner 2023-03-05 | In this video, let's dig the XZ000-G3 GPON ONT by tearing it down, soldering the UART headers and let's see if we can find any interesting thing with this device. UART login: admin/1234Clear photos & more detail - vantc.net/all-about-the-tp-link-xz000-g3-gpon-ont.html00:00 - Introduction00:42 - Teardown the XZ000-G304:19 - Closer look at the PCB components (EN751221 SoC)06:29 - Solder the UART headers06:40 - Connect the USB TTL Adapter to the UART headers07:26 - Establish the UART Serial connection with Putty (admin/1234)11:11 - Attempt to access hidden features (change SW, HW info, OCMI, etc.)14:08 - Backup the firmware (Dump the mtd0)Here is an overview of the specs that I got from the console:System type: EcoNet EN751221 SOCCPU Model: MIPS 34Kc V5.8RAM: 64 MBThat is all for this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
TP-Link XZ000-G3 GPON Terminal - Hardware & Web-UI Overview Van Tech Corner 2023-02-28 | xXZ000-G3 is a 1-Port Gigabit GPON Terminal from TP-Link. The product has been around since 2022 and becomes popular in 2023 since some ISPs are using it in bridge mode and allow customers to use their own router to for the internet connection.In this video, let's take a look at the XZ000-G3 ONT connectors and the Web Interface features.Interface: 1 x Gigabit Ethernet port (RJ45), 1 x SC/APC Port (Fiber)Data Rate: Upstream: 1.244Gbps, Downstream: 2.488GbpsVLAN Mode: 802.1Q tag VLAN, VLAN transparent mode/VLAN translation mode/VLAN trunk mode, Authentication based on SN and Password, VLAN Auto DetectSecurity: AES Encryption, Packet Filter based on VLANMore detail can be found at service-provider.tp-link.com/gpon/xz000-g3Video timeframe:00:00 - TP-Link XZ000-G3 Hardware Overview01:58 - Connect Fiber cable & Power on03:49 - Access the XZ000-G3 Web UI & Feature Overview06:25 - GPON Configuration (GPON Password & GPON Serial Number)06:55 - VLAN Mode Configuration10:18 - Should I tear it down?That will be all for this video. Thanks for watching and see you soon!
2.5G GPON with the Nokia G-010S-A ONT and NanoPi R6S Van Tech Corner 2023-02-26 | In the previous videos, I have introduced the Nokia GPON ONT G-010S-A SFP module and the new Gigabit Fiber Internet that I have just installed. I wonder if the ISP and the G-010S-A support 2.5G GPON; therefore, I replaced the ISP provided ONT (TP-Link XZ000-G3) with the Nokia G-010S-A and the JUPLINK 2.5G Media Converter, and set up the internet connection with the NanoPi R6S.TL,DR: The Nokia G-010S-A supports 2.5G GPONVideo timeframe:00:00 - Device Introductions (Nokia G-010S-A, TP-Link XZ000-G3)01:35 - Device Installation & Boot up03:27 - Nokia G-010S-A GPON Configuration06:35 - Speedtest (beyond Gigabit)08:07 - Nokia G-010S-A CPU Usage with 2.5G GPONReferences: - The NanoPi R6S Official Store: friendlyelec.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=289- You can also get the NanoPi R6S from Amazon US at $169.99: amzn.to/3GWkjue (Affiliate)- If you enjoy the videos, you can support me paying the month Internet fee at patreon.com/vantechcorner- Nokia G-010S-A: youtu.be/3g6mRDfUppQ- Hisense LTE3415: youtu.be/yD8aq4KSWkoThanks for watching and see you in the next video!
I have installed Gigabit Fiber Internet ft. TP-Link XZ000-G3 & NanoPi R6S Van Tech Corner 2023-02-20 | Last week, I have installed a new fiber cable to my home and it is Gigabit Internet.In this video, I will show you the ISP provided devices and we are going to have some throughput test with the NanoPi R6S.At first, the technician provided the ZTE F671Y GPON router. After I request to configure the router to work in bridge mode, he gave me a pure ONT from TP-Link, which is the XZ000-G3. I will make a follow up video regarding this device.Video timeframe:00:00 - Intro00:59 - The fiber termination box01:10 - The ISP provided equipments01:24 - The TP-Link XZ000-G302:17 - The PPPoE Setup on OpenWRT LuCI05:04 - Speedtest & R6S CPU Usage- The NanoPi R6S Official Store - friendlyelec.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=289- You can also get the NanoPi R6S from Amazon US at $169.99 - amzn.to/3GWkjue (Affiliate)- If you enjoy the videos, you can support me paying the month Internet fee at patreon.com/vantechcornerThanks for watching and see you in the next one!
GL-iNet Beryl AX WiFi6 AX3000 Travel Router Overview & Speedtest (GL-MT3000) Van Tech Corner 2023-02-06 | Beryl AX is the new WiFi6 Travel Router from GL-iNet. It is powered by the Mediatek MT7981B 1.3GHz dual-core processor and 512 MB of DDR4 RAM. The router has a 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet WAN port and up to 3000 Mbps WiFi 6 throughput, in which 2402 Mbps is available on the 5GHz channel and 574 Mbps is available on the 2.4GHz channel.Inheriting the design of the predecessor, the Beryl AX also has 2 foldable antennas. The microSD connector is no longer available while the USB 3.0 remains available for External Storage or 5G/LTE USB Modem.The Beryl AX is running on the Mediatek SDK V4. It is based on OpenWRT 21.02 with Linux kernel 5.4. For advanced users, you can manage it via LuCI Web Interface or SSH.VPN throughput of the Beryl GL-MT3000 had been improved. According to GL-iNet, Wireguard VPN throughput can reach up to 300 Mbps and OpenVPN throughput is up to 150 Mbps.In this video, we are going to have an overview of the device hardware & features. After that, we will have the Beryl AX throughput test with WiFi6 and Ethernet cable.The Beryl AX is available on the GL-iNet Webstore - bit.ly/3HAS18MYou can also find in on Amazon amzn.to/3Jj6cjOVideo timeframe:00:00 - Beryl AX Hardware & Feature Overview02:02 - What is inside the box?02:35 - Beryl AX is based on MTK SDK V4 - OpenWRT 21.0202:45 - GL-iNet Admin Panel Overview (Internet connection, VPN, Multi-WAN)05:20 - Beryl AX Throughput Test - Network Diagram05:44 - Beryl AX WiFi 6 Throughput Test - 5GHz06:37 - Beryl AX Ethernet Throughput Test (WAN to LAN)07:03 - Throughput & CPU Usage with Hardware Offloading OFF07:25 - Beryl AX LuCI Web Interface OverviewThat is all for this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one!
OpenWRT - Emulex OneConnect OCe14102 Dual SFP+ Adapter ft. QSFPTEK 10GBASE-SR SFP+ Transceiver Van Tech Corner 2023-01-24 | In this video, I will introduce you another 10G OpenWRT build with the Emulex OneConnect OCe14102 Dual SFP+ Adapter, the QSFPTEK SFP+ Transceiver and OM4 Fiber Cables.Besides these devices, I also used the Mellanox ConnectX-3 SFP+ Adapter, the Mellanox DAC Cable and the Multi-Gigabit Switch from Zyxel, the XGS1250-12.The driver (kernel module) for the Broadcom Emulex OneConnect 10Gbit SFP+ adapters, such as the OneConnect OCe10xxx, OCe11xxx, OCe14xxx and LightPulse LPe12xxx is available is available in the package kmod-be2net. All you need to do is to install this kmod-be2net package for OpenWRT to detect the Emulex OCe14102 adapter. Besides, you can build the OpenWRT firmware (with the source or using firmware-selector) and include the kmod-b2net package. In this video, I am using the second way.Unfortunately, I only got maximum 6.4Gbps throughput with 15W power consumption when testing with the Zimaboard and the Emulex OCe14102. Perhaps there is something wrong with the setting or the driver, because I got up to 9.4 Gbps with the same Zimaboard and the Dell QLogic 57810 youtu.be/Y_J47ZbgZec?t=968 Here is the list to the products in my test. Special thanks to QSFPTEK for sending me the SFP+ Transceiver and the Fiber cables for the test:- 10G SFP+: qsfptek.com/product/100092.html- OM4 Fiber Cable: qsfptek.com/product/99668.html- Emulex OneConnect OCE14102 (eBay)- Mellanox ConnectX-3 (eBay)- Zyxel XGS1250-12: zyxel.com/global/en/products/switch/12-port-web-managed-multi-gigabit-switch-includes-3-port-10g-and-1-port-10g-sfpFull iperf3 result can be found here - vantc.net/emulex-oneconnect-oce14102-dual-sfp-adapter-openwrt-throughput-routing-bridging.htmlVideo timeframe:00:00 - Build Introduction & Hardware Overview02:23 - Connect/ Disconnect SFP+ Transceiver to SFP+ Adapter with Fiber cable05:00 - Install the Emulex OneConnect OCe14102 on the Zimaboard06:03 - Build OpenWRT x86 with kmod-b2net08:00 - Boot up OpenWRT x86 on the Zimaboard & Initial Setup10:25 - Connect DAC & Fiber cable to the Emulex OneConnect OCe1410212:01 - Install LuCI & Web UI Overview15:15 - WAN to LAN Throughput - OpenSpeedTest16:20 - WAN to LAN Throughput - OpenSpeedTest (SW Offloading)18:17 - WAN to LAN Throughput - iperf3 (SW Offloading)19:08 - WAN to LAN Throughput - iperf3 (SW Offloading - Single)21:33 - WAN to LAN Throughput - Power Consumption24:35 - Change the configuration to Bridge mode26:16 - Bridging Throughput Test - OpenSpeedTest27:00 - Bridging Throughput Test - iperf3That is all for this video. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one!
Replace ISP ONT/ONU - NOKIA GPON SFP G-010S-A (OpenWrt SFP 7.5.3) Van Tech Corner 2023-01-18 | In this video, I will replace the ISP provided ONT/ONU with the Nokia GPON SFP G-010S-A. This SFP module is running a modified version of OpenWRT 7.5.3 as can be seen from the LuCI web interface.Some of the background information:ISP: VNPT (Viettel, GPON)OLT: Alcatel Lucent (ALU)ONT/ONU: iGate GW040-HMedia Converter: JUPLINK 2.5GbE (both SFP & RJ45 support 1G and 2.5G)Router: NanoPi R6S (2.5GbE)Link to the post: vantc.net/nokia-gpon-sfp-ont-g-010s-a.html (updating)To learn more about OLT (Optical Line Termination) and ONT (Optical Network Terminal) and how to replace the ONT/ONU with an GPON SFP module or third-party ONT, you can check out this video: youtu.be/yD8aq4KSWkoHelpful resources:- About the Nokia G-010S-A: github.com/hwti/G-010S-A- RTL960x GPON SFP (Should see): github.com/Anime4000/RTL960xVideo timeframe:00:00 - Replace ISP-provided ONT iGate GW040-H with Nokia G-010S-A02:16 - Connect Fiber cable to Nokia G-010S-A and Media Converter03:42 - Connect Media Converter to PC and configure Static IP05:04 - Access the LuCI web interface & Change language06:51 - Overview of the Nokia G-010S-A LuCI web interface08:10 - The GPON Tab09:01 - Configure the Nokia G-010S-A (Clone information from ISP ONT)13:55 - Connect Media Converter to NanoPi R6S14:33 - Setup PPPoE connection of NanoPi R6S17:25 - PPPoE Connection Failed & Troubleshooting19:06 - Restore the GPON OMCID to default (software version)19:21 - Enable Interoperability Mode (GPON)21:13 - The PPPoE is up ...Let's run Speedtest23:49 - SSH Access to the Nokia G-010S-A25:32 - Speedtest & GPON SFP CPU Usage26:48 - Conclusion (Must see)27:55 - Where to buy this Nokia GPON SFP G-010S-AIf you enjoy the video and want to support me, please check out the patreon page at patreon.com/vantechcorner. Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
Inexpensive JUPLINK 2.5G Media Converter (SFP to 2.5GbE RJ45) - Unboxing & Overview Van Tech Corner 2023-01-12 | In this video, let's take a look at the 2.5G Media Converter from JUPLINK. It has one SFP cage supporting 1.25G or 2.5G SFP module. On the other end, there is an RJ45 port, supports Gigabit and 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet connection.Opening the case, you will have access to the UART/TTL Serial headers. This will be useful to debug the SFP module, for example the Nokia G-010S-A or Huawei MA5671a SFP GPON module.Recently, Gigabit (1000 Mbps) internet plan become popular and this media converter will be useful if you want to replace the ISP provided ONT/ONU with a SFP GPON module and 2.5G router.You can learn more about "Replace ISP ONU with PON Stick (SFP Module)" here youtu.be/yD8aq4KSWkoVideo timeframe:00:00 - Unboxing the JUPLINK 2.5G Media Converter00:54 - Connectors - I/O of the JUPLINK 2.5G Media Converter01:49 - Quick setup & Power on04:34 - Disassemble & PCB Components Overview (UART & Chip)Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
OpenWRT - Realtek RTL8125B 2.5GbE Network Adapter Overview & Testing Van Tech Corner 2023-01-08 | In this video, let's take a look at the Realtek RTL8125B 100/1000/2500 Mbps PCIe Ethernet Adapter and test it out with OpenWRT.For the test, I used the Zimaboard with the original 36W power adapter. OpenWRT x86 is installed on the USB drive and everything has been working great.The driver/kernel package for the RTL8125B is already available on OpenWRT 23.03 stable release and the network interface was automatically configured. With a LAN to LAN test using iperf3, I got 2.35 Gbps throughput with just 7.4W of power consumption. The iperf3 test in reversed mode is slower when running in 4 streams, after reduced to single stream, it gives 1.8Gbps throughput.Video timeframe:00:00 - Intro00:30 - Unboxing the RTL8125B 2.5GbE Network Adapter (IOCREST)02:51 - Boot up OpenWRT on the Zimaboard, with the RTL8125B04:56 - Check out the Network Intefaces on LuCI06:22 - Setup WAN port and install packages for the test (iperf3, bmon)07:57 - RLT8125 iperf3 Test (LAN to LAN)08:20 - RLT8125 iperf3 Test (Reversed - Multi streams)08:57 - RLT8125 iperf3 Test (Reversed - Single stream)09:39 - RLT8125 2.5GbE Adapter Power Consumption Test (with Zimaboard)11:32 - RLT8125 Power Consumption (iperf3)13:18 - RLT8125 Power Consumption (iperf3 - SW Offloading)That will be all for this video. I hope you enjoy it.Below are the URL to the products, some of the links are affiliate (you are not payping more when purchase from these links)- The Zimaboard - bit.ly/3yIP80X- Realtek RTL8125B 2.5GbE Adapter (Single port) - amzn.to/3CAzarl- Realtek RTL8125B 2.5GbE Adapter (Quad port) - amzn.to/3GM1w4wThanks for watching and see you!
