Implemented Setup Static Route for Deco M5
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Update:
Deco M5 with the latest firmware 1.7.0 has supported this feature already.
And Deco X50/Deco X55 V1, Deco X60 V3, and Deco XE75 v1 also support this feature.
More models will support this feature later and please pay attention to the firmware release note on the official websites.
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The Deco M5 does not support static routing. May I know why do you want to set it up?
What is the network request? Please provide more information.
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Need it to access netflix us using getflix,
is there any way to use static route in deco m5 like others router?
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Sorry to tell you that there is no option to make it work yet.
For the static route feature, we have noted and will remind our R&D team.
Wish your kindly understanding.
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i hope in future firmware update, u guys can add static route option.
thanks 😊
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Static Route would be awesome .... I need to block the hardcoded Google DNS servers in my Chromecast.
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Kevin_Z wrote
Sorry to tell you that there is no option to make it work yet.
For the static route feature, we have noted and will remind our R&D team.
Wish your kindly understanding.
@Kevin_Z I also need static route because, since Deco doesn't have builtin VPN client (OpenVPN is the one I use), I need to route the VPN traffic thru another device on my LAN that is connected to the VPN.
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Yup, another request here for static routing.
I also use OpenVPN and need the ability to route back to my VPN client subnet.
For a wireless solution being positioned at the heart of your network, i.e. in 'router mode' I'd kind of expect this functionality.
Is this now roadmapped please..?
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