Deco X55

I have 2 Deco X55 units. The December update added the QoS option, which was activated by default. It caused a lot of connectivity problems. I disabled QoS by going to Settings -> More. I still see the main unit's red light go on for a few seconds sometimes, but there is no loss of connectivity.

You should disable the Optimum wifi. Where are you connecting the first Deco x55 to the router? If it's in the same room or next it's going to be an overkill and the 2 wifi devices will just cause interference with each other. What you can do is take the network name and password from the Optimum wi

Thank you so much! Not sure if it's annoying to keep typing our configuration or to point you to where I have, but I feel like we're in the ballpark based on what you are saying.... We’ve got AT&T Fiber 1000 service with a BGW320 gateway that’s been providing adequate service throughout the house fo

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