Archer AX73

You certainly could, if you want; the AX73 gives you the option to customize its SSID(s). Just bear in mind that since the Archer won't technically be using Deco mesh technology, core mesh features (e.g., fast roaming) may be affected, and some client devices may not roam as effectively between the

It is not as clear as I would like is to be. I do not think that they locked down fw upgrade too far; it's that they made it hard enough to not be worth it for an average Joe. I used this table to search for ax (short for 802.11ax, aka WiFi6, up to 9.6Gbps transfer speed) within 5GHz models. You can

I’m locked out of Child Protection (thread) on TP-Link WiFi6 router AX5400/AX73. Can’t use it unless I subscribe! I tried flashing OpenWRT on it, but it’s not an option. For now, I changed DNS, but it’s bypassable (i.e. anyone can change DNS on their device), so it’s a bandaid and not a solution. I’

I use a TP Link Archer AX73, and a TP Link RE700X mesh extender (big house) You most likely won't need the extender. If you go the TP Link router, make sure you get the Tether app as well.

Okay I’ll tell you exactly how I approached my case : A night before the task, I registered the complaint next morning they called me and enabled bridge one day after that I went to that house of mine and connected an Ethernet in LAN port 1 to the WAN port of my archer AX73 3b) Note that before this

Most ISP routers have features you can't change or edit. Over the years I've had routers from SKY BT Talktalk and Post office broadband Its one reason I never use the one my ISP provides Talktalk UK give us an Amazon eero and yes it works but it's locked down so it went back in the box and I put my

so the strict NAT thing is almost definitely because spectrum's router has a garbage firewall that doesn't handle UPnP right. i had the same exact problem for like a year before i realized it wasn't my ISPs fault, it was their router. honestly the move everyone's telling you is right — get your own

for under 1000 sq ft you definitely don't need mesh or anything fancy. a single good router will cover that no problem. for the modem — Motorola MB8611 or Arris SB8200 are both solid and on xfinity's approved list. either one supports the speeds you're looking at. buying your own modem also saves yo

Check out TP-Link Archer routers like the AX55 or AX73 - they have load balancing features that can handle this setup without breking the bank.

My router is an Archer AX73. Also figured out the problem my MTU was too high on my PS3. It was set to 1500 MTU. Changing from 1500 MTU to Automatic fixed the problem instantly.