Are these actually for sale, yet? Box and all?
Is there an image available to install on this Banana Pi box?
Try to get along with your new fritzbox, maybe you do not need anything extra 
Nope.
The house is split up into three flats. We share the broadband but we want to have isolated networks in each flat. Thus vlans are required and some bandwidth allocation.
The Fritzbox cannot do this, and given this is a 5 story narrow town house with 13 foot ceilings, and solid walls, we need to run cables ( and have run cat6a ) because wifi did not work.
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Get filogic router as main one, 4 lan ports are reachable, you can make more with ,anaged switch and more vlans. Each neighbour is a new guest lan
What about edgerouter_4 or edgerouter_6p for this?
Any thoughts? Just curious...
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MikroTik RB5009UG+S+IN https://openwrt.org/toh/mikrotik/rb5009ug_s_in
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Too old and not recommended for today.
Hi,
Are you referring to the MicroTek( I thought 10Gbps was pretty current) , or the EdgeRouter 4 and 6?
As You can see clearly, i was replying to dnd post about edgerouters.
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Ummm, ‘M10’ was clearly replying to ‘dnd’ as his post clearly shows ‘dnd’ was being replied to.
The right side of a post references the specific post being replied to with the nick of that poster.
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Hi,
OK. Understood.
I never understand what all the icons mean. I did not get past play pause fwd rwd and record on the vcr.
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Fwiw you can find cheap mini PCs with multiple 2.5G ports relatively cheaply. E.g., I have this Mini PC 6*i226-V 2.5G LAN intel Alder Lake- N100 that I scored for around $200 after adding RAM and NVMe, and there's lots of similar options all over AliExpress and Amazon. Btw beware the above only has USB 2.0 -- there's others with USB 3.x but they tend to only have 4 Ethernet ports vs 6.
I also like the GL.iNet GL-MT6000 mentioned elsewhere in this thread and Dynalink DL-WRX36. GL-MT6000 is probably the easiest as it's OpenWrt out of the box; DL-WRX36 is the cheapest.
Easiest what ?
Because it sure ain't Openwrt.
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The GL.iNet have a little travel router with a 2.5Gbit WAN + 1Gbps LAN port on it, which looks good, but comes pre-installed with an old version of openwrt 21, and possibly bastardised. Not much help if it cannot be upgraded to v 23.
I could use the 1gbit port for my streaming device, and the wifi for everything else.
Check out the Cudy TR3000 too.
Not possibly, definitely.
You probably can.
I sent them an email asking for more info on what their customised GL GUI does etc.,
What is the difference between the Cuby ax3000 and the GLnet ax3000 except for the colour? Is there any?
GUI probably isn't an issue, since you can access the underlying Luci UI too.
It's the code changes, plus it's running a vendor SDK.