Synology WRX560 Release Date, Price and Specs now Available

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1 WRX560 Availability
2 WRX560 Price
3 WRX560 Review
4 WRX560 vs RT6600ax vs MR2200ac vs RT2600ac (All routers compared)
5 WRX560 Specs

Synology WRX560 Release Date, Price and Specs now Available

 

WRX560 Availability

2022-11-02 Synology® launches WRX560 — Wi-Fi 6 router for the modern smart home

WRX560 will be available for purchase in Australia, Canada, Europe (UK, Germany, France etc.), Hong Kong, New Zealand, Taiwan, and the United States starting from 2 November 2022 with availability in Japan beginning 10 November, 2022.

WRX560 Price

You can follow the price changes here https://nascompares.com/buy/best-wrx560-price/

Synology Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Router WRX560 🛈 219.990 USD
Synology WRX560 WIFI 6 Mesh Router 🛈 384.920 GBP

Should you buy it video

WRX560 Review

SOFTWARE - 10/10
HARDWARE - 8/10
PERFORMANCE - 8/10
PRICE - 7/10
VALUE - 7/10


8.0
PROS
👍🏻SRM is still top-notch and easily still one of the best (if not THE best) router software in the market in 2022
👍🏻The Support of 5.9Ghz Radio Frequency sets this ahead of ALOT of routers right now in terms of maximum bandwidth possible
👍🏻2.5GbE port for your WAN or a LAN excellent
👍🏻A huge degree of user profile and device clustering options to create an intelligently controlled but still user-friendly network
👍🏻LAN/WAN failover Support (including with a SIM Dongle or Phone tethering)
👍🏻USB Drive Support is treated exceptionally well with several Synology NAS class applications available
👍🏻The inbuilt threat prevention database deserves more credit/attention than it seems to
👍🏻Synology Safe Access - Solid 10/10 Service!
CONS
👎🏻A single USB Port limits the use of both an External storage drive AND 2nd mobile SIM failover connection at once
👎🏻A single 2.5GbE port is a shame
👎🏻Quite large compared with many other Synology Routers
👎🏻Quite expensive given more affordable WiFi 6 routers in the market and 6E making a name for itself, as well as the price point being alot closer to that of the RT6600ax right now

Synology WRX560 Router Review

 

Youtube review https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHqCAbB2ep0

 

 

 

WRX560 vs RT6600ax vs MR2200ac vs RT2600ac (All routers compared)

 

 

WRX560 Specs

Find the official specs page here https://www.synology.com/en-global/products/WRX560#specs

CPU
 Quad core 1.4 GHz
Hardware Acceleration Engine
 Layer 4 / Layer 7
Memory
 512 MB DDR4
Antenna Type
  • 4×4 MIMO high-performance internal antenna (5 GHz)
  • 2×2 MIMO high-performance internal antenna (2.4 GHz)
LAN Port
  • 2.5GbE (RJ-45) x 1
  • Gigabit (RJ-45) x 3
WAN Port
  • Gigabit (RJ-45) x 1
  • 2.5 GbE (RJ-45) x 1 (Dual WAN)
External Ports
 USB 3.2 Gen 1 x 1 (5V, 0.9A power output)
IEEE 802.11ax
  • IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax
  • 2.4GHz: 600Mbps
  • 5GHz: 2400Mbps
  • Simultaneous dual-band Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi Encryption
 WPA/WPA2-Personal, WPA/WPA2-Enterprise, WPA2/WPA3-Personal, WPA3-Personal/Enterprise, Wi-Fi Enhanced Open (OWE)
Button and Switch
 WPS, Power, Reset, Wi-Fi On/Off
Size (Height x Width x Depth)
 233 mm x 194 mm x 66 mm
Weight
 1.35 kg
Temperature
 Operating Temperature 5°C to 40°C (40°F to 104°F)
Storage Temperature -20°C to 60°C (-5°F to 140°F)
Relative Humidity 5% to 95% RH
Certification
  • FCC
  • UKCA
  • CE
  • BSMI
  • VCCI
  • RCM
  • KC
  • iDA
  • TELEC
  • JATE
  • IC
Wi-Fi Certification
  • CE
  • UKCA
  • FCC
  • NCC
  • RCM
  • iDA
  • TELEC
  • KC
  • IC
Warranty
 2 Years
Notes The warranty period starts from the purchase date as stated on your purchase receipt. (Learn more) Synology will provide software updates until Dec 2027, and extended support may be provided.
AC Input Power Voltage
 100 V to 240 V AC
Power Frequency
 50/60 Hz, Single Phase
Power Consumption
 10.80 W (Access)
7.94 W (Idle)
Environment
 RoHS Compliant
Packaging Content
  • Main Unit X 1
  • AC Power Adapter X 1
  • RJ-45 LAN Cable X 1
  • Quick Installation Guide X 1
Wireless
 Wi-Fi MAC Address Filter
Maximum MAC Filters 64
Maximum devices on per MAC filter 256
Seamless Roaming 802.11k/v/r standard support
Beamforming
DFS
WDS
Maximum Number of Wi-Fi SSID 10
Schedulable Wi-Fi
Guest Network
  • Guest Portal
  • Customized page style
  • Connection time limit
  • Password Rotation
WPS 2.0 (Wi-Fi Protected Setup 2.0)
3G / 4G Dongle & Tethering (Learn more)
Primary Wi-Fi Point
Wi-Fi Point
Recommended Maximum Number of Wi-Fi Points
  • 1 Primary + 6 Wi-Fi points (in all wireless uplink connection environment)
  • 1 Primary + 12 Wi-Fi points (in all wired uplink connection environment. Learn more)
Maximum Connected Devices* 150
*Notes
  • The numbers above are for reference only. Actual performance and behavior may depend on network environment and settings
  • WRX560 supports at least 150 connected devices concurrently transmitting data
Network
 Internet Connection
  • Dynamic IP, Static IP, PPPoE, PPTP, DS-Lite (AFTR)
  • 3G/4G LTE dongle
  • Android Tethering
  • iPhone Tethering
Operating Mode
  • Wireless Router
  • Wireless AP
DMZ
IPv6 IPv6 DHCP server/client, DS-Lite, 6in4, 6to4, 6rd, Dual-Stack, DHCPv6-PD, IPv6 Relay, FLET’s IPv6
DHCP Server/client mode, client list, MAC address reservation
Maximum DHCP Reservations 500
LAN / WLAN IGMP Snooping
Network Address Translation (NAT)
PPPoE relay
Policy route
Static route
Maximum IPv4 Static Routes 100
Maximum IPv6 Static Routes 100
Diagnosis Tools
  • Ping
  • Traceroute
NAT Loopback (Hairpinning)
VLAN
 Maximum Number of Network Segmentation 5
Trunk
Port Forwarding
 Maximum Port Forwarding Rules 64
Maximum UPnP Rules 64
Port Triggering
 Maximum Port Triggering Rules 32
Minimum Port Triggering Timeout 30s
Maximum Port Triggering Timeout 3600s
VPN
  • VPN server (WebVPN, SSL VPN, SSTP, OpenVPN, L2TP/IPSec, PPTP, Site-to-Site)
  • VPN client (PPTP, OpenVPN, L2TP/IPSec)
  • VPN Pass-through (PPTP, IPSec, L2TP)
Traffic Control
 Internet Ban, Device Speed & Priority
Application Layer (L7) Quality of Service (QoS)
Maximum Device Rules 64
Maximum Application Rules per Device 32
Traffic Monitor
 Live View
Historical Statistics Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Annual
Website History
Application Detection
Traffic Report
 Country Auto Update
Schedulable
Traffic Analysis Period Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Annual
Export Formats .CSV, .HTML
Add-on Packages view the complete package list
Safe Access
 User Profile 15
Network Profile 5
Customized Internet Schedule
Time Quota
IPv4 / IPv6 DNS-based Web Filter
  • Schedule
  • Database
  • Request to unblock
Customized Allow / Block List
  • Maximum blocked URLs: 100
  • Maximum allowed URLs: 100
Pause Internet
Reward
Log
Report
Safe Search Bing, Google, YouTube, Duckduckgo
Threat Intelligence Database Support in IPv4 & IPv6
Google Safe Browsing Support in IPv4 & IPv6
Database Auto Update Threat Intelligence Database, Google Safe Browsing, DNS-based web filter
Threat Prevention
 Greatly enhance the security of your router, designed to safeguard your network against internet threats
VPN Plus Server
 Easily create and manage secure VPN access through a web browser or client. Supports various VPN services — Site-to-Site VPN, WebVPN, SSL VPN, Remote Desktop, SSTP, OpenVPN, L2TP over IPSec, and PPTP
Maximum Client VPN Access License 20
Site-to-Site VPN
Maximum Site-to-Site VPN Tunnels 10
Remote Desktop (RDP + VNC) 3
Connection List
Log
Report
DNS Server
 Helps users find and translate domain names into IP addresses
Download Station
 Supported download protocols: BT/HTTP/FTP/NZB/eMule
Maximum Concurrent Download Tasks 20
Maximum Concurrent BT Download Tasks 20
Media Server
  • Media indexing
  • DLNA Compliance
RADIUS Server
 Provides centralized authentication, authorization, and accounting for wireless network access
Mobile Apps
Supported Mobile Apps
 DS router (Android/iOS)
  • First Time Installation
  • Network overview
  • Wi-Fi management
  • Wi-Fi system topology
  • Safe Access
  • Traffic Control
  • Network security (firewall, port forwarding, Internet ban)
  • Wake on LAN
  • System Update
VPN Plus (Android/iOS)
DS get (Android)
DS file (Android/iOS)
Management
Operating System
 Synology Router Manager (SRM)
Anywhere Access to SRM
 Synology QuickConnect & Dynamic DNS (DDNS)
Security
 Firewall/SPI Firewall, DoS Protection, VPN Pass-through (PPTP, IPSec, L2TP), Auto block, SSL certificate, Security Advisor, two-factor authentication
Wake on LAN (WOL)
 WOL over QuickConnect
Maximum Connected Devices 100
Notification
 Email, SMS, push service (via DS router)
Printer Server
 Maximum printer: 1
Others
 Free OS Upgrade
SSH
SNMP
Configuration Backup & Restore
User Account Management
USB/SD Card File Service
File System
 EXT4, FAT, NTFS, HFS+
Access Support
  • File explorer (via LAN only)
  • Web browsers: Chrome™, Firefox®, Microsoft Edge, Safari
  • Mobile device: DS file
Protocol Support
 Windows file service (CIFS), Mac file service (AFP), FTP/FTPS, WebDAV
Others
 Apple Time Machine
Shared Folder Privileges
Storage Hibernation

 

Official WRX560 Website

WRX560 Datasheet

WRX560 Hardware Installation Guide

WRX560 and SRM 1.3 User’s Guide

 


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88 thoughts on “Synology WRX560 Release Date, Price and Specs now Available”

  1. I have the WRX560 and RT6600AX. I think 5.9GHz is only available on the RT6600AX. I can’t mesh the two using 5.9GHz. I wish the WRX560 was tri-band. It’s only dual band. Currently meshing both using the 5GHz-2 band on the RT6600AX since I didn’t need the extra range but I plan on wired backhaul next week to maximize bandwidth performance.
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  2. 13:12 Would a USB 3.2 hub be a possible workaround for the single port limitation? ????
    Thank you so much for your review(s) of this r00ter. They are what convinced me to pony up the $236 and buy this particular r00ter.
    The RT6600ax was a bit costly, for my particular usage.
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  3. So as a heavy syno user very much deep in the eco system, my main complaint about their “Mesh devices is that they are routers and not APs,” and that they do not offer Mesh APs, it should be if you want a mesh setup you get one of the main routers, and the Mesh devices be simple APs. In my last apartment I needed 5 aps and a primary. very expensive. when you buy one of these Mesh Routers, your paying alot for the router functionality, so essentially your burning money if you just use them as an AP, not sure if the setup is any better now with this one, but switching from router to AP and trying to get them to connect and join a mesh environment was a rigth pain in the ass with the 2200ac s. when working, epic, but the initial setup was a proper nightmare as everything needs to be running the same firmware in order to function and out of the box, chances are, they are not. and so to get them on the right FW, requires alot of screwing around. you pull a lan cable from your primary into the wan of the mesh, and you really need to watch out for not setting up a dhcp server. the list goes on. But on that bombshell, “not sure about right now but back when the 66ax came out, there was no other device you could buy that would give you IPS IDS with a 1gb throughput.
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  4. a year later and its priced 226 chf in switzerland and I would not buy it becaue it has one port, I would use one port for the IPS which requires a USB storage device to be connected, formatted and setup for the database. and then a second port would be nice for all other functions
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  5. That was a lot of commercial blah blah blah, how about reliability? Does it keep a reliable internet connection? How often do you need to reboot this thing? I am thinking about switching from my unreliable and buggy Netgear Nighthawk RAX45 to Synology.
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  6. I’m considering getting this to upgrade my current Asus AC68U. However, does this have lifetime protection like on the latter? Something similar to Asus AiProtection by Trend Micro?
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  7. There is a company named ” Mr. Rooter Plumbing,” and it’s all about plumbing. A ” Rooter ” is A device for boring a pathway through a blocked drain or sewer. A Router (raw-uter) is a network device that routes traffic. Mate, you can do it! I know you can do it! Say it right. It won’t hurt. If you say it right it will rain 60 days and 60 nights in the UK I promise you.
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  8. To clarify, in the UK the word “rout” and “route” have different meanings and pronunciations. “Rout” meaning to remove or defeat overwhelmingly, “route” meaning to direct or directions. I use the woodworking machine “router” and the network equipment, so I end up using both but in specific contexts. They are after all, different words.
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  12. I’m watching this guy first time, and im disappointed accept his point to “rooter” I didn’t find useful information, in his review no tech side of router I was unable to understand for what purpose useful this “rooter” for a game? Where’s speed tests? Office? When where’s Port forwarding, mesh speed tests or so. I’m sorry there’s nothing to watch accept this guy telling 20 minutes about parental control.
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  18. Synology website states “Synology will provide software updates until Dec 2027”. This worries me, 4 years is not long. I usually after upgrading to new hardware hand down old hardware to my relatives. Currently I’m torn between WRX560 and Unifi Dream Router. Sure Unifi product will be suporred for more than 4 years and more networ expansion options, though WRX560 has more friendly UI and better performance as single unit. Both at similar price point.
    What are your thoughta? Answer would be really apreciated. ????
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  19. For the 2.5gb wan/lan port. Can it be used as primary wan port? I returned a rt6600ax already because the 2.5gb wan port can only be set up as a secondary failover port in the networking software. Wondering if this is the same?
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  20. Hey, @NASCompares – thanks for the great review, as always. Your videos got me hooked on Synology products – first I bought DS220+ after watching your review some time back, and now just ordered this router after watching your review again. 🙂 A quick question – can you please confirm whether it can be used with USB hub or not? I’m seeing contradicting information in Synology forums and on Reddit, some folks says that hub works for them, and some claim that it doesn’t. I want to use both the 4G USB dongle as a failover WAN, but I don’t want to lose a possibilty to plug in the USB flashdrive for logs and additional apps.
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  27. I’ve used the RT6600AX and I’m happy with it and in about 4-5 years time when I’m looking again it will need a 2.5 wan and 2x 2.5 lans 1 as a wan fallback
    And i hope by then they stop USB A and we get 2x USB C ports. I already have an high bitrate 8K video that will not play over 1Gbit lan and I thnk the is a 4K video
    out there that will not play very good over 1Gbit lan.
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  28. first time a review where real test speed and comparation isn’t important,when you talk a lot on a particular device without testing is a paid promo, most of the comanies force youtubers to talk wonders but not test on live coz will failed expectations.
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  29. I really don’t understand why they would put ONE 2.5G port on this thing. This means your router can get fast internet but not pass it on to the connected devices. Result: 1g speed for everything. You can also use it for speedy connections with your internal devices, but not with the internet which makes fast fiber useless. I love synology software but this drives me to ASUS Zenwifi.
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  30. Need Help!
    My turn finally to buy a NAS and money isn’t an issue.
    I edit 4k multi cam vids all day long and need to work off a NAS that has caching etc. I will need raid to back up work just in case of storage failures. My vid and clips and data are at the moment at around 15T so want a system that can handle that, back it up, and extract the data whenever I need with fast speed.

    Again I want the best, something that will last years and not something that will be outdated any time soon.

    Speed is the key for me though.

    Thanks
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  31. I currently own an RT2600ac unit. The RT6600ax just looks like a bigger and uglier version. I don’t know where one would put that ugly thing in their home where it wouldn’t be an eyesore.
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  35. Planning to pair 2 of this with my RT6600ax. Do you recommend using the 2.5Gbps port to connected, using a 2.5 compatible switch, with the RT6600ax?
    If yes, which switch do you recommend?
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  37. Best router and software combo I have seen is Ubiquity routers. You can hold your phone up and it uses Augmented Reality to tell you all the cables and ports connected. Please do a review of Ubiquity. Hands down the best.
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  38. As a Synology NAS owner, I would love to buy this, but as I am forced to have it on display under my wall-mounted TV in my Living Room, it’s way too tall. I would love to see a synology mesh enabled router in a shorter form factor. Oh well – hopefully the Google Nest Wifi Pro eventually gets released in Australia
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  39. I realize not many home users have Linux as their OS, but in a server environment it’s quite common and, as such, it would be useful to know if the software coming with the Synology WRX560 is compatible with Linux (Mac would also be useful for some users, I’m sure), since that’s not always a given.

    I’ve done a bit of digging and it seems the desktop utility Synology offers for the WRX560 is only available for Windows and Mac, meaning Linux users can’t easily run it. It might be accessible via Wine or similar compatibility software and via Win/Mac VM, but that’s still a large negative for any primarily-Linux user.
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  40. Having experience with both this router and the rt6600ax, which would you go with considering an $80 price difference? I’m learning toward the rt6600ax due to the better CPU and more RAM because I’m going to buy a DS920+ and want to take some load off the NAS by putting some applications on the router (dns, vpn server, etc).
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  41. Great videos. Though, one thing I’ve noticed in a few of your videos is your conversion from bits to Bytes. It’s not power of 10 (you said 2400 bits to 240 byes and 600 bits to 60 bytes). The conversion is actually 8 bits to 1 byte, so 2400 bits would actually be 300 bytes and 600 bits would actually be 75 bytes. Just figured I’d let you know 🙂
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  43. Given the standard of 2.5Gbe available on all better motherboards these days and most newer NAS connections having above 1 Gbe available (even if its via the scam Synology 10Gbe addon) … there is absolutely no excuse for any router maker to try to sell any router without providing 2.5 Gbe across the board, for ALL connections. Even the cost for buying the port parts wholesale for 2.5 Gbe is now directly comparable to 1 Gbe. No excuse at all.
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  44. This is so annoying because there are a lot of routers out there just like this: one 2.5 gigabit ethernet for the WAN side, but 1 gigabit for the LAN side.

    If I am paying for an Internet connection that is faster than 1 gigabit, why would I not want those higher speeds on my ethernet devices? Having a faster speed on the WAN port but not the LAN port means that the only people who are going to benefit from an Internet connection faster than 1 gigabit are people with WiFi 6E devices, and then only when those WiFi 6E clients are right next to the router.

    Oh. Whoops. This router doesn’t even do WiFi 6E so that 2.5-gigabit ethernet port is simply wasted.

    There are so many routers out there like this, and I would really love to know what goes through the brains of the engineers who design these devices.
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  46. I’m a bit confused with something. USB port can be used as a failover by using a mobile device’s network connection. What device exactly? Synology states on their website that usb LTE dongles are no longer supported. Can I use for example a mobile 4G/5G modem like Netgear air card or Tp-link M7350 and connect it via the USB port?
    Synology is pretty vague on this.
    Thank you in advance.
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  47. I bought the RT2600 about a year ago and just picked up my RT6600. I’ll never go back to anything else that did not run SRM. I’ve been mucking about with it for 2 days now and am still learning and finding new stuff. Oddly, if you use one of the built in web filters, it might just get you past that pay wall. It did for me on one really big new web site.
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  49. Nope, thank you, because it has no rabbit ears…
    I guess this WRX560 is probably MR2200 replacement, the only thing I like is 4 LAN ports instead of 1. That’s about it….
    If mesh, nothing beats 2 X ac6600ax or ac6600ax + ac2600ac…. cheers!
    Only external antenna “rooter” allowed in my house, even it’s Synology.
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  54. It would have cost them absolutely nothing to put 2 holes in the back of the case to wall mount like they did on the RT6600AX.. Really a wasted opportunity, they did not learn from their mistake
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  56. That was a lot to digest. Appreciate all the information. If I want to buy 3 of these, could I configure them for wired backhaul (use my house’s existing network ports) for faster connections between each router, in addition to the wireless mesh setup?
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  62. Hi. I’ve bought 6600 and created download station for it. Superb option to use. Is there any solution for USB speed downgrade because of WIFI 2.4 interference? Is it safe to switch downgrade option off?
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  65. Funny you mention the way to say “Router” and how some USA viewers may think it’s incorrect, but ask them to pronounce “Route 66”, or listen to “John Mayer – Route 66” ????
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  69. I love LOVE your channel! Thank you for all of the honest in-depth reviews, as well as the out-of-the-box experimentation you’ve done. I recently switched to the RT6600AX following my change to Synology for my NAS setup. Love Synology! I know this may be a bit of a niche audience to reach, but wondering if you can create a video on fine-tuning/optimizing router and NAS setups for home use. Be it setups specific for router to NAS settings or simple router port-forwarding, firewall, security settings. I’m of course partial to SRM and DSM, but not limiting to those OS may reach a larger audience if you need more incentive for me to nudge you into doing a video on the topic! ???? Thank you again SOOOO much for the content!
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  73. This router is probably for the people whose wives don’t want a hideous router in the living room but still want a good router. A lot of my clients got the RT2600AC vetoed by the wife.
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  80. I was having problems with my RT2600AC and two MR2200AC Mesh. So I watched your reviews and got an RT6600AX… It alone gave reasonable signal over my entire house… I added the RT2600AC back in and get excellent coverage everywhere. I would go for an RT2600AC over the WRX560 in a mesh if you have a RT6600AX.
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  85. I love Synology products however I bought an ASUS recently because the SFP+ and 10gbe ports
    I missed already the stunning SRM, but I really needed the SFP+ port to pass fiber through electrical infrastructure because my rental house doesn’t have network infrastructure, and Synology is always behind in hardware.
    For me is a little frustrating if they doesn’t have the amazing software to keep me buying other product from I wouldn’t be a client of them.
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