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    Trying an EAP670 to (maybe) switch to omada to replace RT-AX86U

    Thank you for your i nput.
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    Trying an EAP670 to (maybe) switch to omada to replace RT-AX86U

    Yes it is in the same spot. I did notice a hardware vs firmware mismatch that I fixed yesterday. I am still experimenting with it. Speeds are good on 5Ghz when near it. It's mostly the range I'm disappointed in, but perhaps my RT-AX86U has spoiled me on this?
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    Trying an EAP670 to (maybe) switch to omada to replace RT-AX86U

    Duly noted. Though max transmit power on this unit is 28dBm on 5Ghz and 25dBm on 2.4Ghz. I believe the Asus pushes 30 on both bands, which is the legal maximum? I did notice something yesterday and I am further experiementing. The unit was self reporting as V1, on 1.0.9 firmware. Canadian site...
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    Trying an EAP670 to (maybe) switch to omada to replace RT-AX86U

    Good day everyone. I currently own 2 Omada managed switches(TL-SG2008 and TL-SG2218) and have wired much of my home. I am currently using a mesh network with wired backhaul. Main router: RT-AX86U in PPPOE passthrough mode on fiber internet (1500 down/940up) Mesh node: RT-AX58U I have a third...
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    Allow guest network devices to access each other

    What about wired to wireless, which would be my use case?
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    Allow guest network devices to access each other

    Would this allow wired devices on the sane subnet/vlan to communicate as well?
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    Tutorial How to use VLANs on your non-pro Asus router with 386 or 388 code (no scripting required)

    Interested in the results
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    Tutorial How to use VLANs on your non-pro Asus router with 386 or 388 code (no scripting required)

    In an ideal world I would do both, VLAN with DHCP reservations. Hence my interest in this thread.
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    Tutorial How to use VLANs on your non-pro Asus router with 386 or 388 code (no scripting required)

    The reason I ask is that if I can get DHCP reservations along with VLANs, I see no reason to upgrade my perfectly working network equipment. I have managed/smart switches on the way to my house to replace dumb switches so that if I ever make a move towards a controller etc the rest of the...
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    Tutorial How to use VLANs on your non-pro Asus router with 386 or 388 code (no scripting required)

    Would you mind sharing the script for DHCP? Does it require Merlin?
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    Possible to do dhcp reservation on guest networks either on merlin or stock firmware?

    Will do some further research on this.
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    Possible to do dhcp reservation on guest networks either on merlin or stock firmware?

    That's a bummer, I do use Aimesh...
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    Possible to do dhcp reservation on guest networks either on merlin or stock firmware?

    Is this something that is achievable? Maybe my search skills are lacking but I was not able to find an answer to this
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    RT-Ax86U PPPOE performance

    They no longer give out the hh3000 do they?
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    RT-Ax86U PPPOE performance

    I'd be perfectly fine with not reaching advertised speeds, so long as my UL speed is higher than my less-than-ideal up to 50mbps I have currently. Food for thought.
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    RT-Ax86U PPPOE performance

    Nowhere did I mention purchasing new equipment? It’s all there, wired up and working. I would rather manage my network myself, and not rely on crappy ISP stuff. Stuff with which I’d be double-NATed with if I were to just hook it up as is. I’m running two NAS, 2 pihole + unbound instances...
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    RT-Ax86U PPPOE performance

    Would running my stuff in a DMZ circumvent this?
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    RT-Ax86U PPPOE performance

    They’re offering the Giga Hub which looks like a fancier HH4000
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    RT-Ax86U PPPOE performance

    Good day to all, long time lurker, first time poster. I am considering switching ISPs from cable to fiber. Current plan is 400/50 but the 50 is hit and miss depending on congestion. I'm looking at 1.5Gbps/940Mbps as my next move. Thing is, I am currently using the ISP combo-box as a dumb...
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