Have (2) EAP245; adding new router
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I have (2) EAP245 (IPv5). Going to ditch the Spectrum router since they no longer offer user selectable 2g or 5g (and charge me $5 per month).
Looking at the tp-link IPv6 routers. Do any IPv6 features pass through the EAP245, even though they are only IPv5? Any reason not to integrate IPv6 router with EAP245s? EAP245s are less than a year old so hate to ditch them. Thanks.
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Same here.... when are 1 or 10gb TPLink routers coming out that work on the dashboard? I am using a 245 and OC200 and bought ready to sell it and go another brand....
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Dear @BIC,
Looking at the tp-link IPv6 routers. Do any IPv6 features pass through the EAP245, even though they are only IPv5? Any reason not to integrate IPv6 router with EAP245s? EAP245s are less than a year old so hate to ditch them. Thanks.
Sorry that the Omada EAP doesn't support IPv6 for the time being.
May I know your application scenario and network requirements? Does your ISP provide IPv6 service?
Is IPv6 widely used in your region now? Or is it necessary to use IPv6 in your network?
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Sorry, think I got my terminolgy mixed up. I'm talking about Wi-Fi 6 routers, not IPv6 Internet.
The router and (2) EAP245 are being utilized on a home network, ISP by Spectrum. So, the quesion would be, do any of the Wi-Fi 6 router features pass through the EAP245? Even if not, presume I want to future-proof somewhat by getting the Wi-Fi router 6 now, even though I have no clients or APs with the capability. Thanks.
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Dear @BIC,
So, the quesion would be, do any of the Wi-Fi 6 router features pass through the EAP245? Even if not, presume I want to future-proof somewhat by getting the Wi-Fi router 6 now, even though I have no clients or APs with the capability.
Here is the coming WiFi 6 APs for your reference.
https://www.tp-link.com/en/business-networking/omada-eap/?filterby=5730
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