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    Any thoughts on ISP supplied TP-Link EX820v 2.5Gb WAN/LAN, AX6000 router?

    SoC: MediaTek MT7986 https://forum.openwrt.org/t/openwrt-support-for-ex820v/176634
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    Any thoughts on ISP supplied TP-Link EX820v 2.5Gb WAN/LAN, AX6000 router?

    UK isp https://yayzi.co.uk/
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    Any thoughts on ISP supplied TP-Link EX820v 2.5Gb WAN/LAN, AX6000 router?

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    Any thoughts on ISP supplied TP-Link EX820v 2.5Gb WAN/LAN, AX6000 router?

    There is no extra charge for the router it's technically free, you need to pay the install and monthly for the service even if you use your own router.
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    Any thoughts on ISP supplied TP-Link EX820v 2.5Gb WAN/LAN, AX6000 router?

    Static IP is included in the 1.2Gb and above pricing. Max speed I can get 2.0Gb down with 1Gb up as on GPON until local infrastructure upgraded. The "free" router really just lacks enough 2.5gb LAN ports, which I will fix with a small 2.5Gb switch.
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    Any thoughts on ISP supplied TP-Link EX820v 2.5Gb WAN/LAN, AX6000 router?

    ISP charges USD97 install charge to cover 2.5Gb ONT and the 2.5gb route,r plus USD12-25 extra pm for 1.2/1.0,2.0/1.0 or 2.5/2.5Gb connection with static IP over the base 1Gb symmetric with CGNAT and a lower end router Wifi6/GigE router (USD24 with free install).
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    Any thoughts on ISP supplied TP-Link EX820v 2.5Gb WAN/LAN, AX6000 router?

    ISP is supplying a TP-Link EX820v router with 2.5Gb WAN, 1 x 2.5Gb LAN, 3 x GigE LAN and AX6000 Wifi6. Anyone got experience of this unit good or bad? I am guessing it may be similar to a cut down Archer AX6000 with the addtion of a 2.5Gb LAN port. Will be used on a 2Gb down, 1Gb up FTTP GPON...
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    Why no HomePlug(Powerline) with PoE (802.3af/at)?

    Here's one in the UK from Solwise https://www.solwise.co.uk/net-powerline-pl-1200av2-poe.html
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