Windows 10: Change TP Link Modem into Bridged Router

I have an ADSL TP Link Archer D9 modem that has 2X bandwidth for the N (2.4 MHz) range Wifi network and pretty decent range for the AC (5 MHz) network .

Recently my land line was upgraded to VDSL standard so as I went on to research available VDSL modems I got to realize that most do not focus much on the N range but rather try to improve the AC one significantly or if having a good N range they do not support the AC range at all and the ones that come to offer a near blend to what I have are insanely priced .

I need the N range because I have several smart TVs and TV boxes that do not support the AC standard and having a good bandwidth allow them to work simultaneously with less load time .

So I kind of thought then why don't i just get myself a normal VDSL modem , use a network wire as a bridge to connect it to my old ADSL modem then use it as a router to do all the Wifi networking I am used to .

The only draw back is that i am not quite sure of how to setup the ADSL router to do that so I may need directions to a proper forum or any hints from someone who have a similar setting .

:)

 

TP-Link Intros TL-WDR4300 N750 Wireless Router

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i use TP link routers myself, and short of a few bad models (all companies have at least one bad product) they've been excellent. this has awesome specs, and probably has a bunch of standard TP link ones they never mentioned (such as bandwidth shaping)

edi: i actually have the same router and wifi dongle as Sirmango that he linked to above, as well as a TL-WR743ND as a wireless bridge.


edit 2: and actually, my brother has one of their all in one modem/router combos, and its firmware is totally different to their pure router models. its entirely possible they're different teams who make them, thus the quality difference.

 

Wireless cable modem/router/firewall

can someone recommend me a wireless router with built in cable modem. Most of the devices ive seen are equiped with ADSL modems!

required features

• Wireless

• firewall

• router

• Built in cable modem

• fully telewest/blueyonder compatible

 

Question about client bridge or repeater bridge router

Okay, so currently I have a Linksys WRT54Gv2 with the latest dd-wrt installed. Looking to get a new wireless N router and use my Linksys in client bridged or repeater bridged mode.

My question is this: should I stick with a linksys router or can I go with another brand and still be just fine?

I have been looking into getting a TP-link router because I have had good experiences with them in the past. I want to stay away from netgear and dlink. Any suggestions?

Would the TP-Link 941ND or 1043ND be a good choice?

Cheers!