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Hi, i would like to inspire a discussion on why samba4 has nearly no adaption on home/small business routers firmware. I recently switched from my old Asus-N16 running tomato to a WRT-1200AC and was researching potential firmware's that i could run. We have a new synology disk-station at work that runs Samba 4.x and it works great. So i was surprised to notice that 3 years after the 4.0 release i could not find a single home/small business oriented router firmware that was supporti...

..."cool features but terrible slow" or otherside round > no bloatware > Thats a strange argument, since up until recently home/sbu routers did not come with 256/512MB ram, had USB3/sata3 ports and dual core arm cpu's. All the above points are basically what i have now on my WRT-1200AC running openWRT. I use the latest 4.4.4 kernel + btrfs and can max out the GB ports using smb3.1, while the system is stable and i can pick exactly what runs on the system. All this runs at 3-5 watts energy in a small form factor, at a very affordable price. bye Andy PS: I'm also curious w...

Am 11.03.2016 um 18:04 schrieb Andy Walsh: > i would like to inspire a discussion on why samba4 has nearly no adaption on > home/small business routers firmware. > > I recently switched from my old Asus-N16 running tomato to a WRT-1200AC and > was researching potential firmware's that i could run. We have a new > synology disk-station at work that runs Samba 4.x and it works great. So i > was surprised to notice that 3 years after the 4.0 release i could not find > a single home/small business oriented router firmwa...

...s did not > come with 256/512MB ram, had USB3/sata3 ports and dual core arm cpu's. bloatware means unsecure, uncomfortable webinterfaces with limited functionality compared what iptables alone offers you with some knowledge > All the above points are basically what i have now on my WRT-1200AC running > openWRT. > I use the latest 4.4.4 kernel + btrfs and can max out the GB ports using > smb3.1, while the system is stable and i can pick exactly what runs on the > system. > > All this runs at 3-5 watts energy in a small form factor, at a very > affordable price. and...