RT2600ac

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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Not sure tbh.. I recently got a great synchronous full fibre deal that came with their router, so I repurposed my Synology RT2600ac as a wireless AP. If you have a decent old non-ISP locked router then you might be able to use that. Otherwise just go shopping and read reviews.. maybe someone else wh

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

I bought a Synology RT2600AC almost seven years ago and it's been mostly drama free the entire time. There was one default setting that was screwing up my Xfinity Internet service, but otherwise it's been secure, stable and has stayed up to date.

I have 2x Synology RT6600ax, 1x RT2600ac, and 1x MR2200 in my network with my Firewalla gold working as the router. One of the RT6600ax is the primary AP, and with that I have meshed the other RT6600ax and RT2600ac with wired backhaul and smart connect. The MR2200 is set up as a separate IOT 2.4 GHz

Sorry to necro your (seemingly resolved) thread, but I was considering buying the UDR7. I have an ASUS router and, though it shows better latency in fast.com and speedtest.net tests than my old router (Synology RT2600AC), the Cloudflare test shows large run-to-run variance and even massive outliers

I use a Synology RT2600ac (two Netgear switches, supporting four Apple TVs–one wired and always the unit automatically selected as Hub, innumerable IoT devices and the usual array of laptops–Apple and MS, iPhones, Watches, refrigerator, cooker, HomeKit appliances from various manufacturers but all T

LOL, well it was also a bottleneck to better quality internet connection. I upgraded it to a Netgear Cm1000v2 Cable Modem, my Router is a Synology RT2600AC Router. Either way, I've since moved from there. My ISP is still the same but my speed is 309mbps, I've stopped my Homelabbing hobby for now.