› UKTH forums › 🛜 Wireless Routers & Modems › ASUS & Wireless › N16 & tuf gaming AX 5400 Hi all, I purchased a Tuf Gaming AX5400 and a DSL N-16 to replace a BT Winfinity Speed hub 2. (UK) I aim to use (hopefully with your help) the... › Reply To: N16 & tuf gaming AX 5400 Hi all, I purchased a Tuf Gaming AX5400 and a DSL N-16 to replace a BT Winfinity Speed hub 2. (UK) I aim to use (hopefully with your help) the…
Welcome, are you using a BT VDSL ( FTTC) broadband service ?
If so, then the DSL-n16 does not support Bridge mode but you can use ‘Enable PPPoE Relay’ so the DSL-N16 passes all the PPPoE traffic straight thru to the Router.
Alas, the DSl-N16 uses a MediaTeK DSL chipset, which is not good, Broadcom or Lantiq (Intel) DSL chipset are far superior and the DrayTeK Vigor 130 is a good alternative modem to consider ?
Most likely your DSL sync rate (speed) has dropped from 80Mbps but is now 65 is because every time you reboot the DSL-N16, this will cause your synch rate (speed) to reduce as the line is considered unstable (due to rebooting DSL-N16) and the synch rate reduces to provide better stability.
In a completely sane world, madness is the only freedom (J.G.Ballard).
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