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Warrenty is always a problem, as Asus doesnt give worldwide guarantee, so you would have to the country where you bought your router and they might charge for shipping back worldwide too.
Thats often more for shipping than its worth.

Power plug is not the problem, you can use an adapter.

Another problematic thing is the bootloader and firmware which may be different.
I had an Asia model DSL-Router and you couldnt change region settings like on routers bought in EU, it had very limited WLAN power.

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please start new thread to continue your particular discussion

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On Black Bird said

I suggest you research electromagnetic waves.

Hasnt been more friedly.

I have learned them 40 years ago and physics didn’t change since then.

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Your knowledge is probably from youtube.

For crosstalk lines must lay in parallel close together on relevant distance to occour.

Without line connected to the modem there is no antenna inside to emit radiation and characteristic wave impedance is not matched to transmit relevant amount of power.

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Yes, but there no current is flowing as there is no line attached and resistance is infinite.
And zero current means zero energy (P = I x R).
So internal chip losses remain.

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When DSL is not connected there is almost no power used on open circuit of telephone line.
Ofcourse chips still need some energy, but I think not worth to discuss about and not clear whether they can be turned off at all.

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The name itself says its a totally senseless device better to keep off.

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Thats what forums are made for to discuss your open questions.
You did just rigth to ask before doing something senseless or stupid.

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Those regularly used by me dont offer SM-accounts, but I know there are some or few others which offer it

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If someone can enter your network on LAN he will automatically get an IP from DHCP of your modem and so he will know the subnet as well.
This really makes no sense, not to me nor to others working with networks.

That is why most users (>>99%) will use what modem sets by default.
Some operators like mine for example use 10.0.0.x (but only reason for that because for business customers they need larger subnets).

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Same with me, would never use other accounts to login in a forum.
Even avoid pages if possible where this is mandatory (dont have fb/twitter at all, only google from mobile where it is a must have).

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What do you think could be more secure useing a different subnet range?

Private IPs are not reachable outside your network either, so it just makes absolutely no difference which one you take, 192.168, 172.16-31 and 10.x.x.x are equally secure.

Of course you can use larger subnets than /24 if needed, but there is no other aspect to may be considered!

Your public IP will always be NATted to whatever your private subnet uses.

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Never made thoughts about that, the essential that they work well for me when dry or wet.
And never forget to put some grease on the backside making things much easier next time.

I probably would take bremo as well, if they were more common here.
You will get pros and cons for both depending who you are asking.
Lay back and keep cool, they will do their job quite similarly.

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In the past we mostly had Pagid and they are well known to me.

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Try to deactivate Teredo-filter and activate it a minute later again.

Maybe this solves your problem.

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