@cataluna84 If the Linux kernel comes with its own in-kernel driver for a particular device (i.e. the AX88179), but you want to use another out-of-kernel (external) driver instead, then the in-kernel...

@Fader187 Ok. If you use the VR400 as a router and the BRUME2 as a router as well, then of course there will be a double NAT. What you could try is to utilize the "DMZ" feature of the VR400. To do...

@Fader187 Hi, Just to confirm some basics. You have set the "Internet Connection Type" of the Archer VR400 to "Bridge" and on the BRUME2 you have configured a PPPoE connection with the authentication...

@mapp Was that LTE router used with the same T-Mobile contract? If you still have that LTE router, then perhaps it would be best to revert back to your old Internet setup if it allowed moderate NAT.

@Anemone Do you have the "Band Steering" option activated on your EX510 router? (this is the feature that makes the 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and the 5 GHz Wi-Fi appear as one network) In case it is, then switch...

@roblugg The "Connected Devices" list should be automatically populated once the IPv6 Internet connection is configured correctly and working.