I haven’t, so can’t recommend any specific hardware. Does this need to go in non controlled environments? (no heat or A/C) Are you looking for something like a Pi or Radxa board, or more like a mini PC?
For TP-Link Aginet, we don’t have much of a support community, there’s an unofficial Facebook group without much activity. But I see ISPs posting there about some TPL routers not being able to keep up with speedtests (devices behind the routers give full speed results but the test from the router doesn’t). I haven’t tried to verify this. But you should probably make sure the speedtests will yield useful results before deploying a bunch of infrastructure for it. Are you looking to do (manual or automated) speedtests from the router? Or for the customer to do it from their devices? And is this part of compliance with a government subsidy program like CAF/RDOF/BEAD? From: AF <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Jason McKemie Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2026 9:35 AM To: AnimalFarm Microwave Users Group <[email protected]> Subject: [AFMUG] TP-Link TAUC Speedtest For those of you using TP-Link routers / TAUC, what are you using for basic speedtest server hardware? I'm looking to deploy something at individual sites, so a small, bare-metal setup would be best.
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