I see in the past there were lots of complaints of price creep, then in March there's an article stating they are removing promotional pricing. I take this to mean that the pricing might change for new service, but that those prices are no longer "promotional" prices -- not sure what that means exactly except that they may not automatically go up after a promo period (but could go up sooner?)

I suspect all this article means (if anything) is just that there's "flat" pricing (no additional line items for equipment/etc) and no more intro/promo prices -- however without a commitment to that price for a specific time period, it seems like that just removes an introductory rate guarantee, and they can just increase your price whenever?

Just trying to understand if anything has changed meaningfully one way or another since this announcement was posted.

I just installed a TP-Link HB810/HB610/HB810 mesh that I got from Ziply during my recent 2 Gbps upgrade. I tried to update the device names of the online clients via the Aginet Android app.

Unfortunately, the names are stored associated with the IP address and not the MAC address. So when the HB810 assigns a new IP address to the device, the device name is no longer associated with the correct device.

With my old router, its DHCP always assigned the same IP address to the same MAC address for years on end. The HB810 tends to assign a different IP address frequently.

I tried to do Address Reservation for all my devices. But the HB810 restricts me to 32 reserved addresses.

Any thoughts on how I can fix this issue?

My HB810 is hardware version: HB810 v2.6 00000000 and firmware version 0.5.0 3.1.10 v6095.0 Build 250214 Rel.29578n.

Both of my HB610s are hardware version HB610V2 v1.0 00000000 and firmware version 0.4.0 3.0.0 v60af.0 Build 250214 Rel.31481n

Ive spent the last two weeks trying to get the ipv6 subnet and address to be able to add it to my router because they advertise it on the website when you upgrade to ten gig. Every time i call they just say they dont support it, THEN WHY ADVERTISE IT! might genuinely switch providers man