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#306064 25-Jun-2023 12:35
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Hey all,

 

I was wondering if anyone has tried the 'ExpressVPN Aircove Wi-Fi 6 Router' yet. I'm interested in purchasing it and I contacted ExpressVPN to inquire about its compatibility in New Zealand. They assured me that it will work because it supports the PPPoE networking protocol. As long as you have your ISP settings handy, such as the username, password, VLANID, and priority, it shouldn't be a problem. With this reassurance and the positive reviews, I'm eager to buy this router. I'm looking forward to hearing about anyone's experience with it. Thanks!

 

 


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  #3094678 25-Jun-2023 12:44
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Question is… why?

You don’t need to be running a VPN and also you don’t need a router with this sort of VPN software on it. Read this: https://overengineer.dev/blog/2019/04/08/very-precarious-narrative.html.




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  #3094729 25-Jun-2023 15:28
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Also, buying a WiFi AP from the US will cause problems with some of your devices sometimes not connecting due to slight differences in the bands used in different countries.





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  #3094873 26-Jun-2023 00:29
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Unless it has an option to select NZ WiFi support, do not buy it.  It is illegal to run US WiFi frequencies in NZ.  For example, using USA WiFi 6 you would be allowing use of the upper range of WiFi 6 frequencies that is not allowed in NZ (USA allows 1200 MHz bandwidth for WiFi 6, here we only get the lower 500 MHz of that).


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