Nighthawk AX6000 AX8, recommended 5 port switch. null

I did see a huge improvement. With 11 different Echo Show Alexa devices 4 plugs, 2 lights, 2 TVs, 1 XBOX X, 2 Audio Recivers, 1 door bell with 2 ringers, 1 garage door opener, 1 door opener, 2 tablets, 2 phones, 4 TV streaming boxes. Over using the Spectrum Router

not sure what the question is but it works great and everyone be online at once, its a win-win in my book

Not sure what the question is here, but if you're looking to utilize the port aggregation feature of this router, to a switch, you'd need a switch that supports LACP-IEEE 802.3ad specs.. most of your 'smart' managed switches support this spec, currently. Although, you might want to review the full spec sheet, in order to determine the exact specs your switch of choice uses. (It might be listed as Port Aggregation, or 'Port Trunking' support)

It doesn't matter. Don't buy it. The router is garbage. Choose a better company with quality products instead.

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I did see a huge improvement. With 11 different Echo Show Alexa devices 4 plugs, 2 lights, 2 TVs, 1 XBOX X, 2 Audio Recivers, 1 door bell with 2 ringers, 1 garage door opener, 1 door opener, 2 tablets, 2 phones, 4 TV streaming boxes. Over using the Spectrum Router
Answered by KENNYJIMNO 6 years ago
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not sure what the question is but it works great and everyone be online at once, its a win-win in my book
Answered by lala 6 years ago
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Not sure what the question is here, but if you're looking to utilize the port aggregation feature of this router, to a switch, you'd need a switch that supports LACP-IEEE 802.3ad specs.. most of your 'smart' managed switches support this spec, currently. Although, you might want to review the full spec sheet, in order to determine the exact specs your switch of choice uses. (It might be listed as Port Aggregation, or 'Port Trunking' support)
Answered by ShawnM 6 years ago
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It doesn't matter. Don't buy it. The router is garbage. Choose a better company with quality products instead.
Answered by msinger 6 years ago
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