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Wireless performance was solid in our tests. For channel changes, there was only a quick wireless disconnect while the change came into effect. It's a quick router in this respect, and any changes we made to the configuration thereafter, be it wireless network channel changes or parental control settings, were made immediately, without the router having to restart. It took about 30sec for the router to implement the changes and, all up, it took less than 5min to set up the router completely and get online.ДЄfter the Internet connection is done, you can customise the wireless network names and passwords. If you're configuring the router wirelessly, you will be disconnected after you save the new wireless configuration and will have to re-connect.

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Network name (SSID) and password can be changed on the same page during the Quick Setup, but there are separate pages for the 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks. The steps afterwards allow you to customise the wireless networks. All we had to do then was put in our ISP login details. We used this and it detected all the necessary settings for our iiNet connection. There is an option that allows the router to auto-detect your Internet connection. The main interface of the TP-Link hasn't changed all that much since the last TP-Link router we reviewed (last year's N600), with the Quick Setup providing the guidance you need to get connected to the Internet. To get to the Web configuration page, type in 192.168.1.1, and log in using the standard 'admin/admin' username/password combination. Simply look for the TP Link networks that the router emits, connect to one of them (2.4GHz or 5GHz) and use the password that is printed on the underside of the router to connect. This can be done easiest on a computer directly connected to the router via Ethernet, but a wireless laptop will do, too. Once you make all your physical connections (only power and phone line if you plan on limiting your use to wireless devices), you can boot it up and then set it up through its Web interface. We also found the antenna on the right side to be a little too loose for our liking, but it managed to stay at the angle we designated.

#TP LINK AC1200 KEEPS DISCONNECTING FULL#

Connecting a full complement of Ethernet cables can leave it leaning back a little, which can be annoying. The main quibble we have with the router's design is that it's constructed out of lightweight plastic. But its glossy black finish can be tarnished easily by fingerprints - clean it to keep it looking good after you're done installing it, especially if you're putting it in the lounge room. It looks stylish overall, and we like the central array of indicator lights, which are white instead of bright blue. Physically, the Archer D7 has a slick, black outer skin, and it's equipped with three external antennas that are tall and detachable. As is usual with TP-Link products, it represents good value for money thanks to its ability to supply steady ADSL performance and quick wireless transfers. It packs an ADSL2+ modem, Gigabit Ethernet ports, and, most importantly, fast wireless in the form of 802.11ac with a rating of 1300Mbps. TP-Link's Archer D7 is a networking do-it-all for your home.

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