[scrps]

Other trap is some of the unifi features, IIRC their IDS is one of them, will cut throughput if you are running it.

[tymscar]

You're right, however, that was one of the reasons I upgraded too. This one can handle the full 2.5 gigs even with IDS on.

[scrps]

Ah haven't looked at their current offerings in a while, I am still on the first gen USG 1000fdx but hand-rolling a 2.5 router (Radxa E52C, it's nifty) to replace it when I stop being lazy.

You are right about Unifi's software being pain and I love that they keep changing the UI, the controller on the server side is dependency hell, and mongodb to boot just in case you need to manage n^webscale deployments.

[nyarlathotep_]

What hardware are you using? I'm not seeing near my advertised (and previously achieved, via Acer 'Gamer Router') with IDS on.

IDS is probably overkill for a home network anyway.

I recently replaced said router with a Dream Router 7.

[tymscar]

The maximum routing speed Unifi Dream Router 7 can do with IDS on is 2.3Gbps according to their spec sheet