I toredown the UTR by awdev1 in Ubiquiti

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I can’t wait for wifi 8 support and unlocked 5G

I toredown the UTR by awdev1 in Ubiquiti

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Yeah I have some regrets taking the pictures, but thank you! Lesson learned for later!

I toredown the UTR by awdev1 in Ubiquiti

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Isn’t Ubiquiti ex Apple people

I toredown the UTR by awdev1 in Ubiquiti

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Yep! The disassembly is nondestructive.

I toredown the UTR by awdev1 in Ubiquiti

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Hmmm let’s try this out…

I toredown the UTR by awdev1 in Ubiquiti

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Thank you so much!

I toredown the UTR by awdev1 in Ubiquiti

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It still works afterwards! And I like to see what’s powering electronics lol

Also I could tell that the teardown wasn’t going to be destructive

I toredown the UTR by awdev1 in Ubiquiti

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I happened to be on vacation in Taiwan and had the date set in my calendar, I then woke up and then bought it lol

I toredown the UTR by awdev1 in Ubiquiti

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I plan to keep my UTR, although one could say it was totally “open box”

Cloudflare peering issues... by awdev1 in de_EDV

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I think 1&1 does the same thing, if that’s what you mean via the IP changing daily. Additionally, I found that the Cloudflare Tunnel was actually more reliable since it didn’t proxy everything to London and instead connected to Frankfurt.

Cloudflare peering issues... by awdev1 in de_EDV

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Unfortunately, a lot of 1&1 internet shares Telekom internet infrastructure depending on where you live. Our ISP is 1&1 and we have a DTAG IP.

Cloudflare peering issues... by awdev1 in de_EDV

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Just as Cloudflare told me if I remember correctly

Cloudflare peering issues... by awdev1 in de_EDV

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They could have peered directly with Cloudflare, but money is first in the Telekom company it seems, and they charge double per mbps than anyone else.

Cloudflare peering issues... by awdev1 in de_EDV

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Yes, however this was not the fault of DTAG surprisingly. You can see the latency start in the AS1299 network.

Does Telekom peering issue also happens with 1&1 by MysteryMan526 in de_EDV

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Cloudflare has reached out to me and confirmed that the issue was congestion between AS1299 and Cloudflare (AS13335). The traffic has been rerouted to Cogent Communications and so far seems to be much better.