Recent content by Alex199020

Noted, thanks. Won't be an issue for this project as everything will be easily accessible but good to know if it comes up in future

I don't really have anywhere to hide it so that won't be an issue, however I didn't know about that. For future reference, does that mean any connections that can't be accessed once complete can't use a standard terminal strip (clear plastic-screw in type)? Thanks

Yes, I'm just trying to avoid going into the CU. Plan was just to join the two in a JB essentially making them one. They're on a 20 amp MCB. Just wanted to check that wouldn't be a big no-no for some reason. Thanks a lot

hello! 99% sure I can do this but never hurts to check. I have 3 sockets in my utility , they are all on the same breaker but 1 socket is on a separate cable to the CU. Currently the cables are very messy on the walls so looking to neaten it all up, hide in trucking etc. I assume I can lead...

Perfect, thanks very much, looks like I'll be able to do it

I may not be explaining my self clearly. Currently, when I use the vpn (on phone, laptop etc) I log in and the device uses the VPN connection. I am looking to use the router as the VPN client so that I don't need to sign in on individual devices while at home. 99% sure I can do this...

To use the VPN on the home network. Currently have it in individual devices but was hoping to be able to is the routers VPN client ability so that in don't need to sign in on each devices when at home. However there are a couple of devices I would like to bypass the VPN.

Hi all, I hope you're well! Looking at getting this router and intending on using it with a VPN. I am trying to work out if it get be set up so that specific devices on the network run through WAN rather than the VPN. I tried the Asus site and manual but the only information there seems to be...

Hi, hope you're all well! I have a single skin brick utility on the side of my house (built in the 50s). There is a damp proof course however it does not cover the first layer of bricks. This is extending the damp coming through into the floor a bit.I have attached a picture below. Doing some...