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I'd suggest to avoid dealing with wifi routers as much as possible, they are not worth the time, and instead separate wifi and routing. Doing all the dhcp, dns/
by zzzcpan 7y ago
I'd suggest to avoid dealing with wifi routers as much as possible, they are not worth the time, and instead separate wifi and routing. Doing all the dhcp, dns/pi-holing, nat, firewalling on a PC-based router and using a wifi router behind it only for wifi.
- kazen44 7y agothis is the "proper" answer. Seperating routing from providing wireless makes things far more flexible, not to mention you usually get two seperate devices which are far better at doing their sperate jobs compared to an all in one solution.