Mudi 7 travel router runs 5G NR alongside tri-band Wi-Fi 7

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://linuxgizmos.com/mudi-7-travel-router-runs-5g-nr-alongside-tri-band-wi-fi-7/

It looks like #GLiNet have just released the #Beryl7, and it's a reasonable price!

Even more reasonable with a 20% off coupon...

One feature I would like added to the #GLiNet #CometPro is #IPv6 support in the web UI.

The device runs a version of #Linux that supports IPv6, and sets a link-local address up.

That means the only thing that's missing is the web UI integration (there for IPv4 already, so shouldn't be difficult to implement.)

Начинаю новые эксперименты на OpenWRT 24.10.5
Теперь в приоритете балансировка.
mwan3, чтобы роутил трафик через Ethernet + USB-modem + WiFi tethering, как минимум просто с переключением, но лучше бы по geo-asset по разным приоритетам.
Ну то-есть по-правде мне нужна не настоящая балансировка, с сопутствующими траблами, а всё-таки попроще, роутинг.

Всякие обходы и подкопы пока вешать не буду, потом.
#glinet

Moin.

Was macht so ein GL-MT300N-v2 von Gl.iNet so besonders? Was ist der Einsatzgebiet? Als #Repeater kann das Teil nicht wirklich verwendet werden. Schon mal gleich gar nicht, wenn auch ein #VPN auf dem Ding zum Einsatz kommt. Dafür ist das Gerät zu schwach. Preislich liegt es dennoch bei 31€ und mehr.

#vpn #router #minirouter #glinet #glmt300nv2 #einsatzgebiet

scuttlebutt on the #GLiNet Mudi 7 tri-band 5G travel router is that they are trying to launch it by the end of first quarter and it may launch at a price of about $370

that's too expensive for me, but their firmwares tend to be rough at first release, so I'm comfortable waiting a while before worrying about upgrading my old Spitz v2 ... I don't use these cellular devices a lot (though Mudi 7 having a battery could change that) but when I need them, I really need them, so it's that kind of a thing.

some more info:

Weight 300g
Dimensions 157 x 75 x 22.8 mm
claimed 8 hour battery life
4x4 5G downlink MIMO
500Mbps Wireguard
2x optional external 5G antenna

GL.iNet Comet 5G – A KVM over IP solution with 5G RedCap Cellular connectivity, 3.69-inch touchscreen display

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.cnx-software.com/2026/01/05/gl-inet-comet-5g-a-kvm-over-ip-solution-with-5g-redcap-cellular-connectivity-3-69-inch-touchscreen-display/

it's frustrating being so cash-poor but it is what it is, at this point I'm hardware-rich in the server department... I have plenty of capacity for Proxmox and thus I'm looking to bolster my personal computing capacity ... I finally just got a replacement battery and a keyboard for my Thinkpad, and when I do get a NanoPi M6 that'll become the ultimate fallback if the laptop breaks or is stolen, etc.

my other planned tech purchases for 2026 are a #GLiNet Mudi 7 (after it's released) mobile 5G hotspot and an Android phone which actually talks to US cell carriers, unlike my current 5yo Poco F1 which became a wifi-only device when the 3G networks were shut down here.

Kann noch wer drei Gl-inet Router und einen TP-Link MR 3020 gebrauchen? Ein Gl-inet ist noch mit einer stärkeren, externen Antenne versehen. Da liefen mal LibraryBox und/oder PirateBox drauf. Ein passendes Netzteil lege ich noch dazu. Ich weiß nicht, ob bzw. was ich noch verlangen soll dafür... 🙈 #FediFlohmarkt #glinet

@geerlingguy the ghetto refurb hp may be overkill and over the hill but more fun to make your own than buy? this probably uses much less power. i think smb mkt will go past 10g and just go to 100g, skip 25/40/56

the dev side of this story is good,

the rasp pi will someday replace a 1 million dollar server - i like the solemn silence edit on that one

smb will go for the mikrotik 100g switch - i think that will be mkt leader in just a couple years

#dac #openwrt #opnsense #forbidden router prospects #prospectus #glinet #malcolm

Huzzazh, finally replaced my old TP-Link C3200 Archer fouter with my new GL.iNet Flint 3.
Still need to setup VLANs, and VPN
#GLiNet #Flint3 #vlan #vpn

@frodo21_ Tiene un puerto usb-c dedicado para enchufar el teléfono y hacer tethering, como los #GLinet

When I travel, I always bring my #GLinet GL-AXT1800 travel router. It's got that extra juice required to do wifi-to-wifi bridging or repeating if you will, but adding a transparent layer of VPN, in my case #Wireguard. All this shenanigans means we got uncomplicated and safe #wifi for the family, and regardless of the hotspot we're using, the Google TV dongle is always on the same network, and various geo-dependent services are fooled into thinking we're at home. And #Jellyfin also works perfectly. Right now I'm revisiting #BetterThings while the rest of the family sleeps. It's all good.

I get no kickbacks - it's just a really nice #travel #router: https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-axt1800/

#GLiNet KVM Pro shows live view from the machine.

Based on update 1.7v
#remote #kvm

https://youtube.com/shorts/ptSuJNPsc-M

@crft I use a #GLinet travel Router which is running on openwrt https://www.gl-inet.com/products/

✨The GL.iNet Slate 7 Travel Router Is The Backbone Of My Server Rack Network.

➡️Wifi 7
➡️AdGuard
➡️VPN Server
➡️Traffic Monitoring

Catch The Full Features Set Here👇

https://youtu.be/zRavD75-xwI

#glinet #Smart #network #router

@TheDragon I'm starting to think I might get a #GLiNet Mudi v2 and not wait for Mudi 7, but I'M not sure ... I'd Much rather get their SIMPoYo 4G dongle but there's no USA version.

it's a tough call, I need soMething More portable than My Spitz v2, but the existing Mudi has a slow CPU, Wireguard thruput only 40Mbps

So I'm tinkering with the #AdGuard Home that comes built into my #GLiNet home router and it's actually pretty powerful. In "some" ways it's more powerful than the #PiHole setup I had been using, though the grouping of devices (for example, to block a domain for all my daughter's devices) is a little more finicky. Essentially I just add all her device's IP addresses to a single "client" entry, and then apply rules to that "client".

One reason I'm doing this is, in combination with the

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#GLiNet makes the weirdest stuff sometimes, and I'm into it

I'm also interested in the upcoming #GLiNet GL-E5800 'Mudi 7' 5G + Wifi 7 router, but that one isn't shipping yet and specs are still not listed.

most of GLi's recent 4G and 5G routers have had a ton of external antennas, which may be great for some #vanlife applications, but for how I've ended up using my old 4G GL-X750 'Spitz', the external antennas were kind of a pain. they definitely improve reception, but they're just a pain to deal with.

my eventual goal is to be able to self-host all my services from a house on wheels, but that's probably pretty far into the future. most of my use of the Spitz was in very temporary setups where, assuming it could've held a signal without them, the antennas were in the way a lot.