TP-Link TL-R605

I'm just gonna go through this quickly because I do want to bring this to a close. I just want my goal was to get it out of the box and see if I could...

So for a device that is inexpensive, I think this device is less than a hundred bucks. I'll leave an affiliate link down below. It's got some great fe...

Just in fairly stock setup too. Which takes 10 minutes once you get it installed somewhere. I just bought a new router to replace the ER-X,. a TP-Link TL-R605 because it can host the Omada SDN Controller instead of one of my ODROIDs.

Had this unit for a little over 8 months, and I am throwing the towel in on this product. If you just need a router to pull in a WAN signal and act as dumb switch, then this might be a good bet. Try to vlans, or use the ports in front to assign PVIDs in Omada, forget it. If you adopt the ER605 into ...

The TL-R605 router has a maximum (NAT) throughput of about 940Mb or so. So, if your 3 ISP's exceed 940Mb, you're not taking advantage of all of your bandwidth. (Hopefully, your ISP's stock routers are all in bridge mode.).

Meh, should've bought something else. Setup vlans and they could all talk to each other, tried a couple acl policies and that's where the problems start. Policies don't work properly, block vlan 10 for accessing vlan 20, vlan 20 blocked from accessing vlan 10. Then for no reason vlan 20 cannot acces...

You'll get higher capacity, likely better roaming, and overall a network that runs more like an appliance and less like a toy. If you want an all-new single-vendor stack that's pretty easy to setup, TP-Link Omada will give you similar link-layer quality to UniFi for less. Full stack for $530: TL-R605 router, TL-SG2008P switch, OC200 wifi controller and three EAP245 APs.

Hoping to use this for the office, the Omada suite of hardware and software is very similar to the Unifi system and more readily available and cheaper. Got this router and the EAP610 and Switches. It was easy to setup, the controller software (installed on synology using docker) adopted the hardware...

&, My new Cell plan has better internet than my Home ISP, so I see no problem connecting it into my home network as a backup, but better for load balance if the TV gets turned on while I am working. I will be adding **TP-Link ER605 Multi-WAN Router,** and TP-Link TL-SG108 Unmanaged Ethernet Network Switch, & GL-Inet Mango, to my network... Unifi Wifi, is decent for my 10+ acres, but it does get iffy 700 ft from the house by the mailbox. ObiTalk/GoogleVoice, is okay if it's not raining or stormy outside.

Seems like a nice product, especially for the cost. But the level of support for OpenVPN is deficient as it lacks usernames/passwords... so ANYONE with the .OVPN file can access your network. That said, web interface is snappy and feature rich... just doesn't do what I need. Also, does not support a...