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German network operators requested national regulator to exclude Router Freedom from fiber networks(fsfe.org)

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Excuse me but this a load of. Range is just fine, as is speed -unless you’re using a 7581 vDSL model, those were crash-prone and wifi broke often. I have and had several models and that was the only one ever causing trouble. And port forwarding is still there,at least on a 7990 with the latest firmware update.

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mholiv@lemmy.world
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If you are happy with the range stick with it. 🤷‍♀️

As for port forwarding it was not an option with the fritzbox provided by vodaphone to me. Maybe because it was DS-Lite stack only.

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No that’s because vodafone puts their own firmware version on it with limited settings. If you get the same fritzbox with the default firmware from AVM then you have port forwarding.

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vinhill@feddit.de
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I had a router from 1&1 where they locked down the firmware to exclude many settings. Might be a similar case with Vodafone.

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