RT6600ax

I've got AdGuard installed at the system level, so it's running two threads as root. While I've since upgraded to the new (TB5) Studio Display, this thread details my experiences thus far (and an M2 MBA that does not have similar issues in the same environment): https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments

Synology RT6600ax has a print server built in, but in the same price range, you can get a printer that's fast, efficient, and can be put on your network, via WIFI... It's pretty standard now.

This! I had a synology router and a few APs, just synology router in AP mode. The main one I was using as a gateway was taken out in a storm. Went to purchase another synology. The updated new version of hardware, rt6600ax was over 300$ at the time. A UDR7 was 280$ on sale. It pretty much was capabl

Dang. I was going to get rid of my Synology RT6600AX + WRX560 pair so I can get 2.5gbps but after reading multiple reports of slower speeds, I wonder if I should wait till they get a firmware solution.

Traffic control is off. I do see zero-length traffic from other clients represented (spotify, youtube, etc), but not from all the clients or from all the traffic. For example, if I look at family photos in Onedrive, I see a blast of traffic associated with the mobile device doing the browsing, but n

Hi, I too have suffered the same problem with the Pro 3 knocking out the internet connection whenever I attach my devolo magic power line adapter. Has anyone found a solution? The only reason I selected the Pro3 was to retain my landline connection that wouldn’t work on my Rt6600ax even with3rd part

@ OP, i also use the synology RT6600ax w/ a wifi mesh synology 2200ac, (renting so can't make it ethernet connection), as a mesh device. I hate the 2200ac, only needed it for 5 devices, but it takes over almost all, even those in the same room as the RT6600ax, with nowhere to select which devices i

The UCG-Max has 5 x 2.5Gb ports for WAN/LAN connectivity, so no issues there. Sadly, the Synology rt6600ax has a 2.5Gb WAN port, but only 1Gb LAN ports, so you'd never hit a wired single-client speed that exceeded 1Gb with that router. That may or may not be important to you though. Naturally, with