@rrobin The easiest way to do this is to connect to the IP address it has currently using your browser, log in and set it from there (under network if memory serves right) Or.. set a DHCP reservation...

@johnsnow88 I cant find it now, but there was a massively long post about people reporting issue with the latest firmware for the 225. It was mostly regarding traffic and retries If memory serves the...

@lesniki45 Personally, I would not worry too much about this! 2.4ghz will saturate with even the slightest load on it, its a common issue with the lack of bandwidth on that frequency (its massively...

@RickJamesBish Port forwarding can be done on any modem or router, anything you set on your router will still port forward correctly as required. The only reason you actually need an Omada Gateway...

@Erik There is a community driven project called ddwrt, its basically a replacement firmware for devices that can breathe some life into older devices. Might be worth a look as a lot of TP Link...

@Lambons Hey In short, likely its the Cat5e. I would be tempted to test this with a Fluke tester or some cat6 cable (full copper, not ACC) Cable runs standards dictate that a run of cat5e (and cat6)...