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TP-Link
Archer AX53
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Based on 37 Reddit mentions
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Melhores soluções para usuários CGNAT. Me ajudem.
Eu acho que ele quis dizer que as portas de entrada do IPV6 estão fechadas. Vejo em muitas operadoras. Mas as vezes é coisa do roteador, tenho um AX53 da TP Link que só permite ping no endereço IPv6 da wan e da lan, dos dispositivos ele não permite por nada. Com o equipamento da operadora e em um cl
...Choice_Owl8431 in r/InternetBrasil
June 17, 2026 6:36 PM
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JioFiber bufferbloat — anyone found a fix? Jio technicians have zero clue
You could connect another router and enable QoS on it. I use TP Link XZ000 G3 V2 ONT with TP Link AX53 v2 router, and I can enable QoS to avoid bufferbloat. For some reasons, it starts slowing down browsing after a while, so I don't leave it enabled. I have 300 Mbps plan anyway, so I rarely face iss
...sky-yie in r/Jio
July 5, 2026 7:33 AM
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Finally got upgraded to FTTP today and was so excited until I realized to TP-Link VR300 is capped at 100mbs. Money is pretty tight, could I please have some budget suggestion to get the most out of my new connection.
Fair, I think I'd rather a used UCG and APs or a used Nighthawk personally. I've done the TP-Link thing, wont go that way again. Hopefully the AX53 is better than the old Archer family and can handle more than 20 WiFi clients now? Not a bad suggestion, just not the one I'm making.
No-Crust-Racing in r/nbn
February 23, 2026 2:49 AM
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Let's talk about Static IP and DMZ (diverging information everywhere)
Hey, thank you so much for all the info and sorry for the vague quotes, it was the best I could pull since I'm not exactly an expert. So for context, my ISP has a decent modern router which is connected to an TP-Link Archer AX53 on another floor (the one I connect my PS5 to). My personal issue is th
...SILE3NCE in r/HomeNetworking
May 26, 2026 4:59 PM
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