@Anbu BSNL no longer accepts devices without the TEC certifications. Only TEC certified devices are accepted on their systems to work reliably. Earlier it was not an issue, but now it is. Every other...

@Kevin_Z He means the software side QoS features like device-wise bandwidth limit, ranked/percent based device bandwidth limit etc.

indeed, we need 6GHz to be enabled!!!

@AlokJain This issue cannot be fixed as this was caused due to some new LAN port allocations, making any TP-Link ONT with LAN ports unusuable over wired. Only the XX530v v2 and XZ000-G3 with a 22...

@SirDigbyChicken only option I see is openwrt, which offers granular control. But TP-Link should fix that for sure. Their IPv6 implementation has historically been trash

This should be a feature 100%. Many ISPs give /64, /56 or /48 Prefix, and TP-Link only supports /64, even the main IP is /64, when some ISPs delegate a /128 WAN IP