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TP-Link Archer AX10
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That always depends on the positioning and your walls.
This router probably does not support DFS, otherwise it would be in the TP-Link Technical Specifications PDF. Digitec has no way to filter for DFS capability, but there is a filter for Wifi 6.
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You would have to set the TP Link router's web interface (accessible at tplinkwifi.net) to access point (AP mode) and adjust the WLAN access data if necessary.
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Good morning Silvan1981 Yes, you can use 2.4GHz and 5GHz as separate SSIDs - see the manual at https://www.tp-link.com/us/user-guides/archer-ax10&ax1500_v1/chapter-6-guest-network#ug-sub-title-1.
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Hello, with this device a modem is absolutely necessary to access the Internet. The easiest way is to use the one provided by your provider and connect one of its "LAN" ports to the "WAN" port of the ArcherAX10.
Hello Kyulol Yes, IPv6 can be deactivated, which was exactly the reason for my purchase.
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I have connected the TP-Link Archer AX10 router via LAN to an upc router. And so I have my own network. I don't know if this works with the Wingo router with VPN.
According to the supplier, these two devices must be meshable, so two identical models must work together. https://www.tp-link.com/my/search/?q=onemesh&t=product&p=1
Yes, depending on the product specifications, you can connect these devices and use wifi. :)
I only use it as Wifi6AP There is a menu item VPN server, with a sub-item OpenVPN - here you can generate a certificate. Another sub-item is PPTP VPN for quick remote access.
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They don't appear to be. They swivel in plastic base but there is no obvious way of detaching them, such as a screw thread.
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Hello Rabie. What is GAW?
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