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To: ajtj99 who wrote (97208)	11/28/2025 8:17:58 PM
From: Sun Tzu	Read Replies (1) of 97558

I have no idea what going off support really means. I have multiple network zones, using mostly old routers, to isolate various access levels (one network is for the iot devices: Alexa, Ecobee, the TV etc.), Another is for for regular use, and a 3rd is for my sensitive work. And of course, the main router that brings in the feed from the providers. If you want redundancy, get router with duan WAN ports so you can subscribe to two providers (DSL and Cable) then make the above format. Some routers (I forgot which ones, but easy to search) have open source firmware and support. You can get one and then you are never out of support. Most routers / companies, offer firewall and security subscriptions. These don't go out of support. They just keep updating the ip and packet inspection for bad actors. But I don't think that consumer grade routers do deep packet inspection. But I could be wrong. Perhaps enterprise grade features have permeated down the food chain. Overall, I'd say that having multiple zones + maybe one firewall security subscription will do more for you than having a new router that is supported.

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