Care to elaborate the setup ?

Thanks

Vigor > PowerLine.
PowerLine > 1043ND at second spot.

Disable DHCP those on 1043ND and setup it as AP for Vigor.

True
Thinking of selling the 2130n

need any LAN cable or via wireless ?


Can you PM me an attractive price to ponder ?



Btw, can i use Open VPN on this Vigor?

Both router is linked via power line

Simple and low cost

apa ni powerline , can show jpeg ?

Basically it uses your house power line as a LAN cable.

Will CAT6E cable do a better job ?

Btw, how much each Powerline cost ?

from what i test myself this how they are arrange:
1>> LAN cable: bestest stability/speed
2>> good power line (need to make sure ur building is not many phase of electrical.. else the powerline will not work)....
3>> wireless bridge

LAN cable always king bro ALWAYS

but sometime ppl dont have choice and force use powerline.. which is not bad but of cos if u can use LAN.. no need to think about it go LAN

Thanks bro,

connected via wire is still the best

dude thanks.

what firmware will do on

TP-LINK 1043ND

Unifi user

Question

Can i use two 1043ND router at second & third spot via powerline?

You don't need customize anything since you doesn't use it to connect Unifi
It only serves as a WIFI AP

Sure you can setup a thirdAP

anyone still using this?
if yes, any issues so far?
I bought 4 units that are still operating till now but it's not for my personal use.
I wonder if the app blocker (or whatever the name is I forgot, to block pps torrent etc) still work since those apps are constantly updated and the vigor2130n firmware is no longer being updated?

thinking of migrating to mikrotik if they fail. the oldest unit was bought in 2012 IIRC.

another bump! lol
really, you guys don't use this anymore?
vigor 2130n is ready for 800Mbps with the hardware NAT, eh
this is an excerpt from the manual
With hardware NAT acceleration, the rate of Vigor2130 series can be greater than 900 Mbps almost. With the development of NGN (Next Generation Network), you may recently hear the news about FTTx deployment in your local area or even have already subscribed the unbundling last mile service (e.g. VDSL2) from local ITSP for FTTx. As adopting FTTx, the main question for end users is whether your legacy router could fully utilize its bandwidth or not.