Home Internet '''router'''?
The salesperson at the store called this a 5G router, so I asked if it had a firewall that could be managed by the customer, she punted to the store manager, he said it had a firewall and a vpn and yes I can configure them myself.I was impressed and went for it. Now I've read the manual and played with the web GUI, and found nothing about basic router features to provide security or even routing. I guess these features could be includedandjust not visible, accessible or configurable by the user, but that makesit hard to know what it might or might not be doing to provide even a minimallysafe home network. Of course I could just usethe tower as an oversized cellular modem, treat the LAN port as unsafe and connect it to aseparatefirewall, vpn andwifi router, but that's definitely not what they said at the store! Am I missing something,anddoes anyonefeel OK about connecting all their networked gear straight into this thing? Thanks for comments...INTERNET 5G RESIDENCIAL
I am getting what I pay for, but it could be so much more. Enable the ability to disable the WiFi 6 RF so that users can use it as only an ISP modem. For those of us who only want the service but have their own hardware like routers/firewalls/extenders/mesh's etc… I LOVE that I was able to get rid of XFINITY so thank you so much but the user should have control of the hardware if they want to...inside there home. I appreciate that you guys provide a wireless router as well for everyone but it should not be too hard to also let users have some function control of what is broadcasted inside their home. (without going beyond the engineering) Happy customer, hopeful for the future V/r CC
