In Part 2 of our series, we dig deeper into IPv6 addressing, debunk some firewall and IPsec myths and get some IPv6 VLANs working.

Updated - Linksys' WRT1200AC Dual-Band Gigabit Wi-Fi Router is the most expensive AC1200 class router you can buy, but not the best all-around performer.

WD's My Cloud DL2100 uses a different CPU than its 4 bay sibling, but still delivers high performance.

Adding RADIUS authentication to your WLAN is easy with the right gear.

QNAP's TVS-463 is the first AMD-powered NAS we've seen and makes a good first impression.

Updated - Amped Wireless' RTA1750 may have lots of amplifiers, but it doesn't deliver on its 3x range claims.

Updated - Part 2 of our AC1200 router roundup has only two products. Funny story....

D-Link's DIR-890L/R AC3200 Ultra Wi-Fi Router has an eye-catching design, but doesn't outdo other AC3200 routers.

Updated - Edimax' WAP1750 and CAP1200 Pro Access Points are attractively priced AC APs that can run standalone or managed via built-in controllers.

Every router manufacturer fights for market share. But who is winning? We present SmallNetBuilder's first ever router market share report.

Updated - TRENDnet's TPL-420E2K is the second HomePlug AV2 MIMO adapter kit to market and breaks no new ground.

QNAP's TS-112P is a lot of NAS for only $120.

Updated - The Seagate Personal Cloud is a little on the slow side, but has a surprisingly big feature set for a simple home NAS.

Has ASUS' RT-AC3200 router been driving you crazy with disconnects with Smart Connect enabled? SmallNetBuilder comes to the rescue with the documentation ASUS should have provided.

Updated- AC1200 routers don't get the love they deserve. So we kick off a two-part roundup with models from Linksys, NETGEAR and TP-LINK.

Automatic or rolling NAS storage upgrades can bite you down the road.

Updated - WD's My Cloud DL4100 is the company's best attempt yet at producing a business class NAS.

Get your NAS and cloud accounts in sync! Here's how.

Synology's DS115j delivers a lot of features and decent performance for $130.

The Seagate Wireless is a decent little device, but with disappointing read / write speeds.