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    Replacement for poor Linksys EA6900 accesspoint

    I appreciate all the suggestions about ubiquiti products but I am starting to wonder if I would be better off with a set of Orbi. When I read tests it seems the Orbi has better range and higher up and downlink speeds compared to the AP from Ubiquiti. Please let me know if a am wrong. The only...
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    Replacement for poor Linksys EA6900 accesspoint

    I appreciate all the suggestions about ubiquiti products but I am starter to Wonder if I would be better off with a set of Orbi. When I read tests it seems the Orbi has better range and higher up and downlink speeds compared to the AP from Ubiquiti. Please let me know if a am wrong. The only...
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    Replacement for poor Linksys EA6900 accesspoint

    Can the LAN cable from the router go through a switch before it goes into the ubiquity AP? What is the difference between the three models lite/ac/pro? Would I benefit from buying one of their routers or switches compared to my RT-AC68U and a "normal" consumer 8 port gigabit switch? Sendt fra...
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    Replacement for poor Linksys EA6900 accesspoint

    As much as I would like the thought of using the RT-AC68U as my AP, I would loose the nice built-in features it has if I had to use the EA6900 as a router. On top of that, I would still have to use the EA6900 as an AP. I am seeking advice on what to buy if I want to replace the EA6900 as I think...
  5. J

    Replacement for poor Linksys EA6900 accesspoint

    Thank you for your answer, I think I misunderstood the message from ASUS. Good to know that I can use one of their routers with the beta firmware. Is it safe to do the update?
  6. J

    Replacement for poor Linksys EA6900 accesspoint

    Thank you for your input, however this Ubiquiti seems to only be powered by POE which I dont have the equipment for. It looks like Ubiquiti is awesome on range. What would I have to buy to make it work with my RT-AC68U?
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    Replacement for poor Linksys EA6900 accesspoint

    Thank you but it doesnt apply to me as I bought my RT-AC68U in Europe. As far as I can tell the beta firmware is only for US. So which router or accesspoint can you recommend as a replacement of the EA6900? Sendt fra min E6853 med Tapatalk
  8. J

    Replacement for poor Linksys EA6900 accesspoint

    I have an Asus RT-AC68U as my primary router connected with a Linksys EA6900 as an access point. The EA6900 has very poor wifi range and speed and often needs to be rebooted. What would you suggest as a replacement for the EA6900? I dont know anything about new routers or mesh devices. I need...
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    How to use “Static Route” on ASUS Router

    Great post, thank you. I am troubleshooting at the moment something that might be solved by static routes, you tell me. My setup consist of two Playstation 4 consoles, each connected to the same router (Asus RT-AC68U). My Asus router is then connected to a dual WAN, one which is a 4G LTE router...
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    Help me build my homenetwork - with two ISPs

    Well, I finally found a solution to my problem. It's called ASUS RT-AC68U. It supports a Dual WAN setup and lets me restrict the Synology server as well as specific clients to only use the ADSL modem and still let other clients using the 4G modem access the Synology server. In fact all clients...
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    Help me build my homenetwork - with two ISPs

    Computers on network using 4G router as gateway could not access Synology server on another network even if they were connected through the same physical network (routers, switches and cables). The Synology server was connected to another router using it as its default gateway which was...
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    Help me build my homenetwork - with two ISPs

    I am not having problems with my two separate networks, I just want to merge them keeping both ISPs available to different clients in the network. I am not even sure if I want to load balance or setup a failover network. The Synology server should only use the ADSL router, the clients should...
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    Help me build my homenetwork - with two ISPs

    The server is a Synology NAS.
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    Help me build my homenetwork - with two ISPs

    Wouldn't it be possible somehow to route the traffic from the server to the ADSL ISP router only? The rest of the traffic from my clients can use either of the ISP rourters but the must be able to connect to the server.
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    Help me build my homenetwork - with two ISPs

    Hi First post on this forum, so please forgive me if I placed it wrong. I need some help to build my home network. Want I want to achieve: 2.4/5GHz coverage at both ends of my house. All devices that can be connected by cable should be. Let my two internet connections from different ISPs be...
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