@Zaesen Hi, Does Tether at least show your router in the "My Devices" list? If it doesn't, then make sure your smartphone or tablet is indeed directly connected to the main network of your router....

@cataluna84 If the Linux kernel comes with its own in-kernel driver for a particular device (i.e. the AX88179), but you want to use another out-of-kernel (external) driver instead, then the in-kernel...

@Fader187 Ok. If you use the VR400 as a router and the BRUME2 as a router as well, then of course there will be a double NAT. What you could try is to utilize the "DMZ" feature of the VR400. To do...

@Fader187 Hi, Just to confirm some basics. You have set the "Internet Connection Type" of the Archer VR400 to "Bridge" and on the BRUME2 you have configured a PPPoE connection with the authentication...

@mapp Was that LTE router used with the same T-Mobile contract? If you still have that LTE router, then perhaps it would be best to revert back to your old Internet setup if it allowed moderate NAT.

@Anemone Do you have the "Band Steering" option activated on your EX510 router? (this is the feature that makes the 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and the 5 GHz Wi-Fi appear as one network) In case it is, then switch...