I'm using an Archer AX53 along with G7, has worked like a charm, so far.
Airtel Static IP - Setup Guidance
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@gayad I have the Archer AX10, and for a 200Mbps connection, you are absolutely GOLD. AX3000 was for 500Mbps+ as it contains the 160MHz channel width. AX12 is newer, but the design is same as the Archer C6/A6. As for the cores/speed, more cores=more multitasking and more speed=more performance at higher internet speeds.
@IfranAli that was my thought process as well.
I just wanted to get this stuff up and running because this downtime gives me anxiety and I can't be creative .. lmao
So yesterday I ordered the G7+AX12 both for ~4k.
I hope it works, I've been watching some vids of NerdyTwins and others.
I wanna do so much in my home lab, set up a Render Farm, Storage, PLEX, Automation etc etc
Felt that once I am sure of what's involved, I'd get some good enterprise-grade stuff and not make bad decisions in a hurry with expensive investments.
I was also seeing there is this little SFP thing and a lot of Rack Mount Routers have this.
Came across some posts mentioning it here, I'll do some reading.
I also saw another person on "Cracking Nokia" post who had same firmware as me and had no option to "Backup and Restore".
Hope these Airtel chaps push a more relaxed config through my router, will keep it as a backup.
Anyways it doesn't matter cos we goin custom!
All you guys were really helpful. Gonna be bothering you and tr1k0N4 a lot.
I like this forum.
I just wanted to get this stuff up and running because this downtime gives me anxiety and I can't be creative .. lmao
So yesterday I ordered the G7+AX12 both for ~4k.
I hope it works, I've been watching some vids of NerdyTwins and others.
I wanna do so much in my home lab, set up a Render Farm, Storage, PLEX, Automation etc etc
Felt that once I am sure of what's involved, I'd get some good enterprise-grade stuff and not make bad decisions in a hurry with expensive investments.
I was also seeing there is this little SFP thing and a lot of Rack Mount Routers have this.
Came across some posts mentioning it here, I'll do some reading.
I also saw another person on "Cracking Nokia" post who had same firmware as me and had no option to "Backup and Restore".
Hope these Airtel chaps push a more relaxed config through my router, will keep it as a backup.
Anyways it doesn't matter cos we goin custom!
All you guys were really helpful. Gonna be bothering you and tr1k0N4 a lot.
I like this forum.
