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What router has a good UI design and makes it easy to setup static ips and port forward

SuperCookie78
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The router we have now, a linksys ea7450, bit the dust this week and I have been tasked in picking a new router since i'm the tech guy. the linksys we had had a terrible UI making hard to find settings in their effort to make the UI simpler for the average consumer. What i would like is something that makes it easy to setup static ips and port forward. do you guys have any recommendations. 

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15 minutes ago, SuperCookie78 said:

The router we have now, a linksys ea7450, bit the dust this week and I have been tasked in picking a new router since i'm the tech guy. the linksys we had had a terrible UI making hard to find settings in their effort to make the UI simpler for the average consumer. What i would like is something that makes it easy to setup static ips and port forward. do you guys have any recommendations. 

I have had great success with google wifi. It’s very, very simple. And it just works. And extending the range with more pucks is easy because their mesh system works great. 

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