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Home Office Networking
2022-05-31 08:33:32
@Michael325 You can use a PSU like this to do the job: There are different power rates, according to your needs: https://www.aliexpress<dot>com/item/1005001855183032.html
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Wi-Fi Routers
2022-05-31 08:02:20
@Andy_P Yes, it's possible to do that with the OEM firmware. Keep the TL-MR6400 in 3G/4G Router Mode (with SIM card removed). Use this guide to configure TL-MR6400 in AP mode - Case 2. Connection...
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2022-05-30 23:13:10
@davem7 That's simply not possible:
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Deco
2022-05-30 17:28:23
@Gicbern It appears so from the thread in question. There's a post with suggested action from a TP-Link official as well.
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Deco
2022-05-29 13:08:53
@TN192 Yes, the price is a bit bigger but although your ISP provides 1 Gbps downstream for you, your wired backhaul will communicate at 2.5 Gbps - this means faster transfers in your local network.
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Deco
2022-05-29 12:25:09
@TN192 Yor bottleneck is your switch, which is a gigabit switch. Unless you upgrade to a switch like this one there's no point using the X90's 2.5 Gbps port for the wired backhaul.
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