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Linksys XAC1900 Dual-Band Wireless Modem/Router $84 (Ususally $299) @ Mighty Ape

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Found this and seems like a good deal.

Linksys XAC1900 apparently consists of a Linksys EA6900 router and seperate physical modem for DSL.
Don't think it has VLAN tagging so may not support VDSL/Fibre from all providers.
Wifi performance is supposedly close to the ASUS RT-AC68U/ NETGEAR R7000 for a fraction of the price.

Linksys EA6900 is compatible with ddwrt and the likes and I assume this router is too being practically the same.

Also on sale Linksys XAC1900 Dual-Band Wireless Modem/Router for $60

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  • Fibre compatible?

    Better than the Vodafone homehub ultra thingy?

    • Don't think it has vlan tagging so may not work will all fibre providers by default.
      But if you flash DD-WRT it should work.
      Going to buy one and try it out.

      • Hi Biggie000,

        Please can you post back here and let us know how it goes flashing DD-WRT, then connecting to your fibre provider.

        Would also be good to note who your fibre provider is - I am not sure if DD-WRT would be configurable for any provider or not?

        Thanks for doing this!

        Alan.

        • Sure will do.
          Do not have my own connection to test it with(Landlord provides internet from upstairs), mainly buying this as a gigabit switch + AC1900 Access point.

  • +2

    Ddwrt doesn't support any router with adsl/vdsl functionalities as far as I am aware because the modem source codes are closed.

    • Yeah DD-WRT doesn't support any device with modem capabilities.

      • It does, you just lose the modem functionality.

        • So, does that mean that if I have an old ADSL modem / router, I can flash it with DD-WRT, and it will become a router only, but with better control / functionality (subject to the physical specs)?

          Thanks,

          Alan.

        • @Alan6984: No, If i remember correctly, there is a list of devices it supports. Don't think you can just flash it on anything.

  • Alternative is to plug this in as a separate router, rather than the modem all in one.

  • Sorry, this product is no longer available to order

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