Anybody know how to determine if your router's affected? Mine isn't in the list, but is actually older than those models. I've been having a lot of Internet issues lately, so now I'm nervous.
this post was submitted on 12 May 2025
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Why are there EoL routers?
It's safe to assume any good router manufacturers will support the router for 7 to ten years. I've found that Asus tend to support their routers for a long time. I usually replace mine every ten years because technology changes.
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