RT2600ac

I have had my UDR7 for about 8 months now. It replaced a Synology RT2600ac. I was going to just upgrade to a RT6600ac and stay with what had worked well. Glad I didn't. The UDR7 is so much more. It is like the big iron stuff I use to use at work only pared down for home use. I love it. VLANs firewal

Chiming in here to say: It should be possible to use your own equipment, but I don't know that you'll get any support from them on the matter. I'm currently using the modem/router they provide as it was free and meets my needs, but a couple of months ago the first modem/router they gave me crapped o

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Try Synology RT2600ac or RT6600ax Router and add an external NVMe SSD to run their Threat Prevention App Add-on (Suricata IPS Based). Great router and firewall and IPS for the money and easy to manage. Gets daily updates for security. https://www.synology.com/en-us/products/compare/routers

Synology setup, their older devices 2x RT2600ac and MR2200, good enough for home networking. Faster than needed. The main RT2600ac can be setup to use two providers and switch as needed (I run load balance 60:40 so it splits bandwidth between the two networks).

Yes. You can. I have been using RT2600ac for 5 years now and it is still the main internet device for the house. I use ASUS AX6600 & TP Link Deco X90 in the house too. These services give a full coverage in the house and out of the garden.

I had an X55 trio, every time my Starlink downloaded a firmware update the main router would hang, had to reboot the whole network. Returned them. Then I got a trio of XE75 to see if they worked better, and though my Starlink didn't cause any hangs, devices just randomly go offline, my iMac, my MacB

It’s not state of the art anymore but this is what I have. My router is a Synology RT2600ac and I have it meshed you can do (wired or wireless back haul) with Synology MR2200ac. The MR2200ac has a Ethernet port you could plug your work pc into. The newer equivalent of my setup is the Synology RT6600

Simple asgetting as many of the Synology WRX560 mesh/access points as you want. I have this (well an earlier version, the RT2600ac) and it’s easy, bullet proof. If you want more processing power have the RT6600ax as your main router that connects to the external WAN

I also have mesh with 1 rt6600ax with 1 rt2600ac along with few other brands like AirPort Express, cheap extender, asus rt-66r(extender) and few switches. Honestly, synology is about the best consumer router out there. I have used asus, netgear and tp-link non-mesh before, synology is not the best f