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GL.iNet
Flint 2
$169.99
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TP-Link
ER7206
10 positive 0 neutral 2 negative
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$132.99
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Best "budget" router for my homelab
If you’re looking at Omada for a homelab on ~200€, the usual go-to is the TP‑Link SafeStream Gigabit Multi‑WAN VPN Router TL‑ER7206 (or the slightly newer ER7406) as your gateway + a separate AP. The ER7206 has 1× Gb SFP + multiple Gb Ethernet, VLAN (802.1Q), firewall rules, central Omada SDN manage
...Drunk_Panda_456 in r/TPLink_Omada
January 9, 2026 12:08 PM
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Best way to split three 80mbps lines to serve 30 people?
I would resist using multiple routers. You may run into problems with rogue DHCP and duplicate IP addresses unless you do a ton of configuration and have some level of control over what people plug into the network. There will be many recommendations for this situation, but here's how I did multi-wa
...x86_64_ in r/HomeNetworking
May 19, 2025 11:01 PM
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Best way to split three 80mbps lines to serve 30 people?
I second this. The TP-Link Omada is a prosumer range. Personally I have two WAN (broadband) connections and I'm currently using the ER7206 to do exactly what OP is after. It can handle three connections. The ER7206 Multi-wan router (gateway) has load balancing, and also has a Application Optimized R
...twtonicr in r/HomeNetworking
May 20, 2025 8:59 AM
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