Deco X55

I've had nothing but problems when I added an X55 to my Deco mesh and no problems after removing it. Search this sub for X55 and see how many issues people post. Ditch the X55 and get a different model.

I mentioned dynamic IP for you to understand that this is not PPPoE, and I could use my own router without any magic like bridge mode or dmz to escape from nat overhead. Odd. Doesn't that already include a router function? Why do you need a router in addition to that? What model is it? It does inclu

If the Decos running in AP mode lose their 802.11k/v/r capabilities, seemless roaming between APs will be less likely, but generally it's up to the client, not the AP. What capability does OPNSense provide that the Decos alone do not? OPNSense probably has a firewall-only configuration like pfSense

Asus ax92u are exceptional for this because they have such a long range and speed for their 5Ghz backhaul band (tri-band router). If one reaches the other, then that is fine, however if not then you might need 3 total. Each jump will halve the theoretical max speed, but it should still be enough for

I moved from a pair of TP Link Deco X55’s (with ethernet backhaul) to my Ubiquiti setup last year. I absolutely hated how the Deco system was useless to access in a web browser and all setup and management was through their mobile app. It made troubleshooting internet outages or hardware issues real