ER8411

I personally like my new ER7412-M2 router. I didn't choose the ER8411 because I'll never have 10 gb service here and it was $400 versus $250. I did just replace my OC200 with the OC300 though. If you want to build your own software controller, by all means do so. I just wanted plug-n-play. I suppose

Well, if you ran CAT6 why scrimp on the router? I went with this because I'll never have 10 gbps service nor will I have a need for that. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1898444-REG/tp_link_er7412_m2_omada_multi_gigabit_vpn.html I couldn't justify the ER8411 for that reason. The Access line of swit

Dear all, I want to confirm to my friends that I thoroughly reviewed the documentation and received confirmation from TP-Link that I was indeed mistaken. And I'm very happy that TP-Link keeps the Omada line of products accessible to businesses from small to large. This brings significant flexibility

If you really need it then there's the TP-Link ER8411 at $399. I think you're compounding one bad decision with another if you really look at your use case as a home owner with where you can actually get that speed and what devices would require it. If money isn't a concern though then there's the G

I'm doing in-depth research on the Ubiquiti ecosystem and I have to say I'm very disappointed with Omada, despite really liking the environment. The comparisons are devastating. Price/performance/software/features. The Ubiquiti environment is unbeatable. We spend much less to deploy a Ubiquiti ecosy