RT-AX82U

You will be better putting virgin hub in modem mode and using your own router. I'm on M500 using a Asus ax82u router. This is a speed test taken upstairs with router downstairs.

I have two RT-AX82U setup up, one as primary and one via AIMesh. Works swimmingly and in case one goes down, I can use the other as primary router.

1.) No, you can mix and match asus products. If you are going wireless, tri-band (dedicated wireless backhaul) may be better. But if you have it wired, dual-band is fine. 2.) as long as it is wired, it should not matter 3.) You can just buy another RT-AX82U, and it will work. If you go to the web in

Put the ATT device in passthrough mode. Buy and setup an Asus RT-AX82U.

I am currently running two Asus RT-AX82U via ethernet backhaul in our two story house. I generally recommend Asus as they are the most feature rich routers (no features are hidden behind a paywall) even though their routers are relatively underpowered. As for passthrough mode, see here https://help.

That's not the problem, clearly you aren't educated on this, you can have „Linux“, just that it has to have an licence with it. „FreshTomato“, „AsusWrt-Merlin“ and other's exist with full open source code. „OpenWrt“ has a strict all component level requirement to work. In short, if you use a driver

I’m a big fan of Asus, kind of pricey but a set it and forget the RT-AX82U model, it’s a little older but for 160$ it’s amazing. Been running mine for 4 years now no issues.Make your wireless ssids separate one for 2.4 ghz and one for 5ghz Here’s a link to it https://shop.asus.com/us/90ig07w0-mx1r1v

Miss read the title and assumed OP was just looking for WVLAN access point for IOT devices. I use an ASUS RT-AX82U and a TUF-AX5400 for wifi AX in AP mode and a unifi AC pro for IOT stuff. Plenty of bandwidth on the ASUS but I tend to switch between them if I'm doing stuff like streaming VR. None of