Gaikokujin

Hello George, Thank you very much for your reply! If I already have reserved dhcp ips for some critical devices, such as NVR for instance, after disabling DHCP and choosing bridge mode, I can basically re-reserve same IPs on new router so I don't break connection with any of reserved DHCP devices? Is it possible to get rid off silknet hardware completely and use new router directly? Appreciated in advance.

Hello guys! I decided to replace my ISP router with my own router (ASUS RT-AX53U) in order to have better and more advanced control over my home network, especially since I have several IoT devices. If anyone has hands-on experience with a similar setup, please let me know what I should consider before replacing the ISP router and whether there is a safe step-by-step guide for doing it properly without breaking the existing network.