I don't think I'll be needing port forwarding or any other advanced stuff. I think it's safer to keep on using the Hathway RLTech device in tandem with Archer C6. It might be a hassle if my own ONT starts having issues in the future and Hathway is not cooperative.
Would I need some special help...
I have placed an order for TP Link Archer C6. But now I have stumbled upon the following device
https://www.amazon.in/TP-Link-XC220-G3V-Wireless-External-Management/dp/B0BKC6PTTZ
Would this work with my Hathway FTTH? The existing device is RL Tech RH821GWV-DG. Would the above device combine...
I'll have to confirm. But you're right, even if public IP is provided at the moment, they might switch to CGNAT in the future. Thanks for pointing it out
As inexpensive as possible actually, but I need a decent quality too. This will be placed at a remote location, so should have the least amount of operational issues. Is ₹2000 a good enough budget for this?
Hello,
I'm looking for an inexpensive, but decent quality WiFi router to connect with my Hathway fiber connection. The modem+router combo they provide does not seem to have any guest network options. I'm trying to avoid guest getting access to surveillance cameras and other devices on the LAN...
Is seems the conclusion is - cheap generics are not guaranteed to be reliable. Is the inverse true? Can the most expensive option for the same salt composition be always reliable?
Edit - typo
A question for people with understanding of pharma industry: why do some pharma companies manufacturer same medicine with multiple names and price points?
example: Atenolol (50mg) is manufactured by Torrent Pharmaceuticals under two names
Betacard - ₹27.85
Atmost - ₹33.65
seems to create...