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| − | + | This router may be supplied to XMission customers. Customers can purchase this router for $120 by contacting the XMission sales team at [mailto:sales@xmission.com sales@xmission.com] | |
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'''Specifications:''' | '''Specifications:''' | ||
| − | <br>'''Brand:''' XMission / | + | <br>'''Brand:''' XMission / Calix |
| − | <br>'''Model:''' | + | <br>'''Model:''' GS4220E / GS4227E |
| − | <br>'''WiFi:''' | + | <br>'''WiFi:''' Simultaneous dual-band <br>6x6 Streams / 2x2 @ 2.4GHz and 4x4 @ 5GHz |
| − | <br>''' | + | <br>'''Ports:''' |
| − | + | * '''GS4220E''' 1 Gig WAN / 4 LAN gigabit | |
| − | + | * '''GS4227E''' 2.5G WAN / 4 LAN gigabit | |
| − | + | '''Price:''' | |
| + | * XWi Home - 1G $12/month | ||
| + | * XWi Home - 2G $15/month | ||
| + | '''Specifications: [[AX1801]]''' | ||
<br>'''[https://irp.cdn-website.com/0bee8ca4/files/uploaded/ReadyNet-AX1801-SS-v3.pdf User Guide]''' | <br>'''[https://irp.cdn-website.com/0bee8ca4/files/uploaded/ReadyNet-AX1801-SS-v3.pdf User Guide]''' | ||
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* Wi-Fi 6 | * Wi-Fi 6 | ||
* Firmware based on OpenWRT 22.03 | * Firmware based on OpenWRT 22.03 | ||
* Managed Support by XMission | * Managed Support by XMission | ||
| + | * IPv6 Ready | ||
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Revision as of 12:33, 22 March 2024
Contents
Recommended Routers
When it comes to your connection, your router is one of the most important devices you can add to your home network. We know that routers are not cheap, however in order to meet the demand of your daily wifi needs, you may need to invest a little more money in a router that will cover your entire home with little dead spots.
Keep in mind that while any gigabit router is compatible, XMission recommends the following products based on feedback from our staff and customers. The products below are not required for service. You should choose a router that fits your budget.
- Please remember XMission cannot guarantee advertised speeds over a wireless connection. When available we recommend the use of Ethernet cables.
Multi-Gig Routers
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ASUS AX-5700:
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Netgear Orbi Wifi 6
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TP-Link AX6000
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Gigabit Routers
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Mesh Deco X55
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Linksys Velop Mesh
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NETGEAR Nighthawk AX5400
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ASUS ROG Rapture AX11000
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Routers on a budget
We know that you may not be able to afford the best router out there. So we chose a few that will work when you are in a pinch.
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NETGEAR AX1800
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Linksys EA7300
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- Model numbers may vary depending on the most recent revision from the manufacturer and may have different firmware versions.
Enterprise
For intermediate users, or those who would like to take advantage of the full capabilities of the XMission Network, we recommend Ubiquiti's UniFi wireless line: a proprietary mesh-like network environment, commonly used in enterprise-level deployments. XMission's office and some staffers use Ubiquiti for wireless access points.
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EdgeRouter X
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EdgeRouter 10X
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Placement of your router
The placement of your router is very important. Your wireless signal will need to travel from your router to where you are in your home. Putting your router in a utility closet is probably not the best choice if your utility closet is in your basement and you spend all day upstairs. You may want to reconsider a more central location for your router. Materials such as concrete, metal, brick, and sheetrock—in other words, the materials your walls are made from—can and will impact the strength of your wireless signal.
Router Issues
If you continue to have issues with your current router, it may be time to upgrade. If you do not see improved performance after talking with our support department and walking you through factory resetting your router and updating the firmware, it may be time to get a new router. You can visit our Router and Wireless Troubleshooting guide to help you further.
