Most routers will work if your new address uses the same technology. But if at the new address the technology is different from the previous address then you have to buy a new modem that you can buy it from the market based on our recommendation or can be completely your decision. Else you can … Read more
Not always—but it depends on your current modem/router’s capabilities. If you’re upgrading to a higher-speed plan (like 100Mbps or 1000Mbps), your existing modem/router must support those speeds, especially on the WAN (Internet) port. Some older devices may bottleneck your speed, even if your plan allows for higher performance. To check if your router is compatible: … Read more
Yes. You can use mesh systems or secondary routers to extend your network coverage. We sell Asus Mesh routers. Please contact us if you would like to place an order.
For this you need to login into the router IP. – You can use a Mobile phone or laptop and connect it with the Wifi. – Login into the router IP which is 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1 generally or this IP can be found on the label present on the back or bottom side of the … Read more
Place your router in a central location in your house, elevated area free from obstructions like metal appliances and thick walls.
Access your router settings by logging into the router IP and enable guest mode under the wireless section. On the Guest Mode page you can set the Name of the Guest Network, password or key to connect to that network. You can also put the TIme schedule as well on the Guest Network thus restricting … Read more
Most fixed wireless setups include a modem or outdoor antenna — you’ll just need a regular router with a WAN port. ✅ Recommended: ASUS RT-AX52，TP-Link AX1800 Mesh system if large property Check: Make sure the router supports PPPoE login.
These connection types need a modem-router combo. ✅ Recommended options: Modem-router combo: TP-Link VX230v Important: For FTTN/FTTB: VDSL modem is required.
You can use almost any standard router with a WAN (Internet) port, as the fiber box acts as the modem. No built-in modem is required — just a good-quality router. ✅ Recommended: For small to medium (50-100 square meters) homes: ASUS RT-AX52， For medium (100-200 square meters) homes: ASUS RT-57 For large (over 300 square … Read more
If you’re living in a granny flat, the best router option depends on whether the internet service is installed directly in your unit or shared from the main house.Normally NBN fiber box installed at the main house 🔹 1. Fibre/NBN box is installed directly in the granny flat: You can use a regular standalone router … Read more
