@NinjaMonkey “in both scenarios, Layer2/3 LACP should be able to split the load equally and allow total bandwidth of 2Gbit from the NAS, is this not correct?” Well, it is not correct. The process of...

@RicardoVzqz Yes, you can. Just make sure you check the box saying ‘Allow clients to access the server’s LAN’ while configuring the OpenVPN server.

@Tedd404 That’s the first article I see where TP-Link instructs using subnet masks in that way. Without trying that out, I need to give TP-Link the benefit of doubt. However, their explanation of the...

@RicardoVzqz Sorry, I can’t offer you any solution. I don’t have much VPN experience. However, I would certainly try other VPN implementations. I find the ER7206’s VPN implementations too limited...

@Cyberkid9839 I guess, you want to have multiple VLANs on your APs. For that, you should use managed switches. Although it may work in some unique and limited configurations, when it comes to VLANs,...

It is a misconception to think that you can route traffic between subnets by changing subnet masks, for example from /24 to /16. This way you just make one of the subnets (broadcast domain) bigger...