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New router & Network setup.

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New router & Network setup.

New router & Network setup.

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Hello,

I just need a suggestion for whatever issue I need to change my wireless router for wifi access which is LINKSYS EA6350.

Now I have Synology rt2600ac and Mr2200ac. The think is my linksys is on bridge mode. But I saw a lot of features of synology i don't want to waste it.

So planning to change my network setup.

Currently My setup is

ISP MODEM> FORTINET 30D> SWITCH> LINKSYS BRIDGE MODE

Since I didn't renew my fortinet planning to do this

ISP> SYNOLOGY RT2600AC > SWITCH> SYNOLOGY MR2200AC

OR SHOULD I DO THIS??

ISP>FORTINET>SWITCH>SYNOLOGY RT2500 AC> MR2200AC

Anyone can help me for the suggestion or best idea to setup my network??

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