Wireless Router With 6 Lan Ports

Plugged it into the the LAN (towards the router) and the other port towards the Ubiquiti bridge (ports are clearly marked) and it worked perfectly. I did add ESD protection with a driven ground between the bridge and this device, but am pretty sure this device stated it also provides that protection. I bought a spare to be safe, but suspect it will not be needed as build quality appears excellent. Thanks for selling a quality product!

6 out let. good.

Used this actually as a wireless extender to existing router that needed some hard wired ports that were in a place that running cables back to existing router were not really feasible. Easy setup, fast and working great.

I really love it...It does need to be connected to a strong internet connection...either LAN or Wireless

I had some early issues with the LAN port, but Gigabyte's support via email helped by recommending clearing the CMOS. It's been a great motherboard with so many great features, lots of internal and external USB ports, two PCIe 5.0 SSD slots and two PCIe 4.0 SSD slots, room for 128GB of RAM, plenty of SATA ports, 2.5Gb Intel LAN and WiFi 7.

My old mesh routers worked fine but were end of life and therefore a security risk and had to be replaced. My main router was still supported so I kept that device, and replaced the two end of life units with this 2 pack of GT-6's. I'm glad I did. My internet speeds are faster throughout the house, and my devices are supported and still getting patched by ASUS. The only negative of the upgrade is that the GT-6's have 3 LAN ports instead of 4, and I think that is a mistake. My old mesh routers had 4 LAN ports and yes I actually used them in one area of the house.

This device is plug and play, so there is absolutely no setup required. I have it running on a gigabit LAN and have noticed no dropped connections, nor have I had to reset it for any reason. The LED's on the front are clear to indicate each ports activity, and if those ports are using Gigabit or 10/100 speeds. I highly recommend this device

The two MacBook Ports are extremely limiting. The Viper is the perfect solution for many different tasks, but primarily running 4K HDTV and streaming hi definition audio whilst carrying out other internet related activities. This is all accomplished via a LAN connection. Typically 6+ connections at any one time. It has worked flawlessly, but does run warm. Particularly good is the very positive docking of the USBC plugs to the computer. They stay put. One quirk: the Viper has its own IP address. Unplugging the Viper from the MacBook with the LAN connected renders automatic IP selection by other devices on the LAN inoperative. Easy solution, disconnect the Viper from the LAN before disconnecting it from the computer. In all, a top device that is working perfectly.

Currently using it for subnetting muy LAN using VLANs. It has worked without issues together with my pfSense router/firewall. Good buy.

I have a Modem, Router, LAN Switch, CRT TV, HDTV, 14 gaming consoles, and a VCR hooked up on this. It has been amazing at both consolidating space & allowing me to keep everything plugged in. No issues when turning on devices, especially after having issues with a previous power strip. Strip has a reset with 15 Amp circuit breaker. My apartment was built in 1924, so it's been helpful with the bad elwctricity. *I didn't utilize the mount bracket.