Deco S4

Hey take my questions worth two grains of salt but have you considered the tp-link deco mesh they are pretty inexpensive compared to orbi imo. And they are interchangeable (e.g. one x20 as the main and 3 s4’s)

Ok, I understand what you are doing better now - there is no need for the MI's to sit behind the TP-Link so by connecting them to the switch you are taking the TP-Link out of the path for them to reach the internet (Nokia) Is it correct that the Nokia is acting as the only router in your network and

...opnsense which I believe to be a OS for your router but while looking into it more I found someone saying it runs on a computer and not on your router. Both OPNsense and pfSense actually are "distributions" (somewhat like Linux distributions) rather than OSs themselves. Both run on FreeBSD, which

Server is running from my pc, its connected via ethernet as well. I am using a switch its a tp link switch( would have to find the exact model) the router is a starlink router which is routed through a deco s4 in access point. I just bought new cables and replaced them with the same issue still. I a

I've been using T-Mobile Home Internet for a while with the Sagemcom Fast 5688W gateway feeding a TP-Link Deco S4 in router mode. This setup worked fine for years, but in the past few days my home network has been a mess. Symptoms: Some devices have internet access, others don't (even though they co

Yes. Router bawaan biznet udh ada opsi 5ghz kok dan bisa full speed tapi gw tambahin pake tp link deco mesh s4 buat nambah range biar bisa full speed via wifi di semua sisi rumah. Pastiin dulu devicenya ga ada speed limit kalo mau beli router tambahan atau tp link deco mesh. Cara ngeceknya tinggal k

I recently asked this exact question, link below - it's a bit more complicated. The better answer is to get a mesh to do this properly. Below is a link to an Amazon Prime deal maybe of interest. I'd spend the extra $10 for the WiFi 6 model and for under $100 seems reasonable. That said, if you have

I appreciate it! We have three S4 units. Ancient by today’s standards but I’d like them to be serviceable until we can afford an upgrade. Do you recommend anything else besides what you mentioned? Anything specific settings within the TP link app? Thanks again!

I usually recommend the TP-Link M4, M5, S4. Twin packs are now under $100, 3 packs are usually under $150. I love that they have 2 Ethernet ports built in. I often put these in customer's homes where they are renting, and don't want to pay to run Ethernet data cabling. I can place one of these units