TP-Link Multi-WAN Wired VPN Router | Up to 4 Gigabit WAN Ports | SPI Firewall SMB Router | Omada SDN Integrated | Load Balance | Lightening Protection | Limited Lifetime Protection (TL-R605)

The moment Starlink was available to us, we ordered it. It has been predicted that we may have a few drops based on ratings and even the company itself. In this setup, this router is configured with WAN-1 to be Starlink and WAN-2 to be the cell box, with load balancing enabled The balancer then fails over, and everything is working as it should. Failure over does not work without turning on balance), but just turning on failover did not do the trick. I like it better than I had If WAN1 goes down, it keeps Alexa(s), my alarm system, Google, and my other smart devices connected, something I did not expect to happen. Taking wan 1 out of the equation yielded the same results. Because of this router, I have not noticed whether Starlink has gone down yet, or if it has, I haven't noticed yet. I like it a lot!.

Karter Howell

| May 28, 2021

There is a clumsy aspect to DHCP. The DNS did not exist. A Thematic Listening System As of now, R605 is a good, but not an excellent, product. Changing the settings quickly saves and loads. TL-DR has been an excellent tool for me in my three weeks of using it It is very difficult to set up DHCP using the DHCP setup interface. DHCP clients are not sorted in the DHCP client list, and the order of devices changes each time the page is refreshed, making it difficult to find them. Currently, there isn't an exhaustive list of all the devices on the LAN. Many devices with static IPs are not showing up, as well as other unusual There is free WiFi in Berlin To create a list of all the devices on the network, I have set up my router as an access point.
There does not seem to be a local dns service running on the TL-DR Since I do not have the R605 router, I could not refer to devices by name (e. g. It's me. Internet network") in a web browser. The features I had in my older ASUS computers have become second nature to me The Merlin Wi-Fi system A routing device. DHCP setup will be cleaner and easier to use with R605! I am not familiar with the VLAN or other advanced features, and I have not measured the speed, so I am not going to comment on those topic. As a beginner in VLAN using this router in my home setup, I hope to get a feel for it. In this comment, I refer to the following Please see below for how to Please click here for the link to this article In R605 version 1, there are no changes. A firmware of 0 has been installed The first version. The starting point for the synthesis is Build 20200930 Rel. 0 is a working release of the software. (Initial release) 36519.

Moshe Brock

| Dec 21, 2020

This is TLDR I have the R605 and it is a fine device but it is not ready for prime time. It works fine in stand alone mode but it stops getting IP addresses if you hook it up to a controller. DHCP appears to be having major issues. Visit the TPS site and take a look around The DHCP server doesn't offer a reserved IP address, nor do static addresses The firmware has not been updated yet, so I am sure that fixes are on their way. My recommendation is to wait until they have worked out all the bugs.

Elliott BUTCHER

| May 20, 2021

The one I'm talking about is T It connects directly to the WAN. On the second port, which can be configured as LAN or WAN, there is a TP-Link This was already a VDSL/ADSL modem that I already owned. After the modems are synchronized, it is the router that is responsible for all actual connection. There are three types of Ts I was able to connect my mobile (4G LTE) to the WAN port immediately, and it only took me 15 seconds to save the change. It came up with the settings it did. A difficulty was encountered when attempting to connect the WAN/LAN port to the DSL modem. Even though I'd entered everything (except username and password, of course), it just wouldn't connect. I even thought that my password might not be the same as I had thought. At least, at this point When dealing with one of the major east coast telecom companies (starts with a "V"), there are at least three layers of tech between you and the individual who can actually do anything All day long, you put me through the ringer. The one who created the repair ticket finally got back to me. They attempted to ping this thing at 12 a. m. , according to the device's log. It was 33 while we were grocery shopping and the router flagged it as a "ping of death. " Following that, there were a few lines of text that were Then, at 12 o'clock Then it pings again, leaving another "ping of death" and seconds later it connects! Obviously, the problem was on the SBC end. I was told by one of the techs that they don't even use a username and password on the DSL lines anymore. However, I consider that to be I suspect that the DSLAM detected a brand new router on the other end, and it considered it "suspicious" or something. The router connected whenever it could, and I didn't do anything except talk to "monkeys" for hours! There are all gigabit ports on the device! I am now able to use this device for my whole wired network, thanks to it. A great deal of options are available on this program. You can get pretty much anything you In spite of the lack of wireless, it really is a good purchase since everything else about it seems decent Choosing your wireless access points carefully and selecting good ones is made possible by it. This thing lets you keep up to 4 internet sources running at once! In addition to PPPoE, it has Static IP, Dynamic IP, L2TP, and PPTP (in a pulldown menu). I did not realize that LTE used Dynamic IP. Additionally, I have a 24-port gigabit switch (also TP-LINK I could use even more ports thanks to the link), so I actually took even more than I had. As a whole, this device offers a great deal of value for the price! I think this was a very intelligent design! When it comes to me, I'm watching YouTube videos in either 1080P or 720P while the wife watches Korean "dramas" all at the same time via a Roku system and an Android tablet. It's just so seamless. Last but not least, our phone line got so bad a few days ago, that it was impossible to make a phone call over all the crackling and snappering. Still, we had an excellent internet connection! In addition to the load balancing, I can attest to the failover. It'd be my first choice if I bought it again! Moreover, if I remember correctly, it also allows you to determine whether a connection is up via several different options. Default is a ping, again, if I recall correctly. In spite of this, it knew when the DSL modem had been disconnected and when it was It's hard to describe what you don't like about it?.

Kaitlyn Proctor

| Oct 16, 2020

would like to replace my old 10/100 Belkin router with a gigabit device, and I don't need wifi since I have one on the second floor that is powerful enough to cover the entire house (TPLink AX10). The WAN port I just plugged into my modem. I used the LAN ports on that to connect to the gigabit switch in my basement, and upstairs I connected to my AX10, which was set up in access point mode and also used as a switch port. The new router does a much better job of handling both video games and Zoom calls than the old one did. This device does appear to have a lot of options for multiple WAN connections (internet redundancy) and setup of site-to-site networks, so if you're looking to use it as a business device, be aware that it doesn't fit into the Freescale model.

Selena Moreno

| Dec 26, 2020