Deco S4

If you actually read through the page you linked to, you will find out that Deco S4 runs on a Qualcomm Atheros QCA9563 processor (single core, 750 MHz) with 128 MB RAM and 16 MB storage. These are minimum recommended specifications for OpenWrt (in other words, Deco S4 is a very basic device). As is,

i have two S4 solars with 24/7 recording through direct power. i’ve got no issues after the 1.0.6.2 update other than my camera disconnecting from wifi randomly, had the same issue with the S3 Pro. i’ve got two tp link router extenders placed right next to each S4 and the connection still drops and

Consumer-grade equipment often can't handle dozens of wireless clients efficiently. Assuming that your setup is like this: Bridged ISP > Primary S4 > Switch > The rest of your stuff . . . then you should be seeing decent wired speeds. If you get 1GB speeds when directly connected to your ISP's route

...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