Hello everyone
So here I'm a little skeptical about which setup would be best for me.
I got a 16Mpbs ADSL2+ as my internet connection and there are gonna be like about 6 - 7 clients minimum (50/50 wired and wireless) and maybe need of vlan for TV (wired) and Guest wifi.
I have a RB941-2nD and one Asus DSL-N14U also a DLink 2520U.
Right now I setup the DLink 2520U in bridge mode and have the PPPOE connection on RB941-2nD and using it for wifi as well.
But was wondering if other ways are better:
1. DLink 2520U (PPPOE mode) => RB941-2nD (Routing - Firewall - Wifi)
2. DLink 2520U (PPPOE mode) => RB941-2nD (Routing - Firewall) => Asus DSL-N14U (Wifi)
3. DLink 2520U (bridge mode) => RB941-2nD (PPPOE mode - Routing - Firewall) => Asus DSL-N14U (Wifi)
4. Asus DSL-N14U (bridge mode) => RB941-2nD (PPPOE mode - Routing - Firewall - Wifi)
5. Asus DSL-N14U (PPPOE mode) => RB941-2nD (Routing - Firewall - Wifi)

My configuration on RB941-2nD: It's worth mentioning that the RB941-2nD randomly restart with kernel failure and critical failure from time to time even when I use /export file=name in terminal.

Revet back to 6.48.6.

Is like you want install Windows 11 on a old Pentium with 1GB of RAM and 1GB of HDD...

Revet back to 6.48.6.

Is like you want install Windows 11 on a old Pentium with 1GB of RAM and 1GB of HDD...

I will agree...

I knew it
But what after that? which setup is preferable?

Revet back to 6.48.6.

Why 6.48.6? why not 6.49.6?

Because I use only long-term versions.

Thanks @rextended now with V6.48.6 RB941-2nD is way more stable.
But the actual question is remain that which setup is the best and preferable one?

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Thanks