I've been running my ax11000 in wireless aimesh mode with my RT-AX92U for 2 or 3 years. It's worked well and been reliable. I have about 10 ports forwarded, and around 20 fixed IP addresses. I'm sure I've made other changes which I don't remember. I'd like to not have to set that all up again.
I want to buy an axe16000.
Plan 1 is to make a backup of the ax11000, load that on the axe11000, and see if that will get it up and running with the RT-AX92U in mesh mode, just like magic.
Then, factory reset the 11k, and add it is as a 2nd AIMESH. Is this likely to work?
Plan 2 would be to set the E16k up from scratch, adding all the port forwards, fixed IP addresses, and whatever else I've changed on the 11k (I use 10.0.0.x addressing, e.g.), then factory reset the RT-AX92 and 11k and add those as as remotes.
I'm not a networking pro, but I can figure things out and ask questions online and get everything working. Should I go the easy route with plan 1 (restore backup), or plan 2 (start from scratch, enter all settings)?
Thanks for any advice.
(why am I upgrading? Just because I like shiny new tech, and the 16k is the first shiny router I've seen. No technical reason for doing this)
I want to buy an axe16000.
Plan 1 is to make a backup of the ax11000, load that on the axe11000, and see if that will get it up and running with the RT-AX92U in mesh mode, just like magic.
Then, factory reset the 11k, and add it is as a 2nd AIMESH. Is this likely to work?
Plan 2 would be to set the E16k up from scratch, adding all the port forwards, fixed IP addresses, and whatever else I've changed on the 11k (I use 10.0.0.x addressing, e.g.), then factory reset the RT-AX92 and 11k and add those as as remotes.
I'm not a networking pro, but I can figure things out and ask questions online and get everything working. Should I go the easy route with plan 1 (restore backup), or plan 2 (start from scratch, enter all settings)?
Thanks for any advice.
(why am I upgrading? Just because I like shiny new tech, and the 16k is the first shiny router I've seen. No technical reason for doing this)