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At FlashedRouter, we love tinkering with hardware. The idea of setting up a network tap to monitor WAN traffic has always intrigued us. So when we got our hands on the Fenvi AX3000—a fast, solid router with a dual-core CPU—we dove into its network stack to see what it could do. This quick guide walks you through how we turned that router into a passive network tap for monitoring internet traffic across an entire network. Step 1 : Identify Ethernet Ports The first step is to identify the physical Ethernet ports so we can assign one to mirror the WAN traffic. Using a simple ifconfig command, we can see that this router exposes multiple identifiable network interfaces. Each one typically maps to a physical port on the device, which lets us configure one as a dedicated mirror port. root@router:~# ifconfig br-lan    Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr E4:XX:XX:XX:XX:00           inet addr:192.168.0.1  Bcast:192.168.0.255  Mask:255.255.255.0   ...

How Flashed Router Lets You Work Remotely Without Raising Flags Working remotely is great—until your location gives you away. Some employers and services track where your internet connection is coming from. Whether it’s for security, compliance, or control, being seen outside your usual location can trigger unnecessary red flags—even if your job is remote. That’s where FlashedRouter.com comes in. It’s a simple hardware solution designed for remote workers, digital nomads, and privacy-conscious users who want to stay connected as if they never left home. How Does It Works Flashed Router offers two main solutions. 1. Client Only Setup — No Home Server Needed: With this option, you plug in a small travel device (we call it the Travel Mate), and it connects you to one of our private cloud servers that’s based in your home city or country. From that moment on, everything you do online looks like it’s coming from your home city location — even if you're on a beach in Bali or...

Work Remotely from Home: Stay Undetected While Working Remotely In today’s world, remote work has become the norm for many people. However, not all employers are thrilled about their employees working outside of their designated locations. For those who want to maintain flexibility while staying compliant with company policies, using KeepMyHomeIP is the perfect solution. This guide will teach you how to set up and use this tool to work remotely from your home network—no matter where you are. Why Stay Connected to Your Home Network? When you work remotely, your employer’s network might have monitoring systems in place to detect unusual activity, such as logging in from a foreign country or using a VPN. By connecting to your home network first, you can: Avoid detection by appearing as if you're working from your usual location. Maintain a secure and private connection. Ensure uninterrupted access to company resources. How KeepMyHomeIP Works KeepMyHomeIP is a completely plug-and-play ...

  How to Bypass Corporate Geofencing Introduction What is Geofencing? Why Do Companies Use Geofencing? How Geofencing Works IP-Based Location Detection GPS & Mobile Data Tracking Wi-Fi and Network-Based Detection Challenges with Geofencing Legitimate vs. Restrictive Uses How It Affects Remote Workers & Travelers Ways to Bypass Corporate Geofencing Using VPNs and Their Limitations Proxy Services and Potential Risks Smart DNS Solutions Home IP Tunneling with KeepMyHomeIP.com Why KeepMyHomeIP.com is the Best Solution How It Works Advantages Over Traditional VPNs Setup and Ease of Use Conclusion Final Thoughts Choosing the Right Solution for Your Needs What is Geofencing? Geofencing is a technology that restricts or controls access to digital content, services, or applications based on a user’s geographic location. It works by setting up virtual boundaries around specific regions, preventing users outside these areas from accessing certain resources. Why Do Companies Use Geofen...

Previously, our routers required an Ethernet cable to connect to other access points. This was necessary to ensure high Wi-Fi speeds. However, with our latest software and hardware upgrade, we’ve introduced a new feature that allows you to connect your Flashed Router (such as Travel Mate) wirelessly to any access point!

In today’s world, remote working and traveling have become the norm, but they come with their own set of challenges—especially when it comes to maintaining your online security and avoiding unnecessary account lockouts. If you've ever experienced the frustration of getting flagged by your employer's IT security or being locked out of your accounts due to Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) while traveling, you know how disruptive it can be. The Problem with Not Having a Home Base IP Here are some of the most common problems remote workers face when they don’t have a stable "home base" IP address: Account Lockouts: Many services, including Gmail, Outlook, banking, and social media platforms, track your login locations as a security measure. When your IP address changes suddenly—like when you're traveling—these services may assume your account is being hacked. As a result, they might lock you out or prompt you for additional verification through SMS or 2FA every time yo...