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MadEngineer

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#2799416 22-Oct-2021 13:21

That's likely done so that the WAN port can have functions available on the switch chip available to it that the CPU's eth0 might be lacking.

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#2799928 23-Oct-2021 15:31

Well I went out and got the D-Link DIR-X1860 Router, even with my devices being Wi-Fi AC, my speeds have almost doubled and speed through ethernet is around 940Mbps. So I am very happy.

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