Weird stuff for me, I got my Kogan Agora 6+ phone to connect wthe the Archer VR1600v for about 20 seconds via Wi-Fi before the phone reset itself about 12 times and then it connected. However, when I went out of range of the Archers WiFi range and came back into it, my phone went spastic and tried to reboot for about 3 hours until the battery went flat. I was not happy. I left the phone powered off and recharged it and as soon as I powered it back on, it went back into reboot mode continously. It was bin night and I took the phone with me so I could throw it in the bin and when it was out of WiFi the phone booted. It was A WTF moment. When I got in range of the VR1600v, the phone went crazy again so I pressed the WiFi button on top to kill the modems WiFi and my phone booted up without problems. Switch on the WiFi and the phone went spastic do I deleted the ArcherVR1600v profile from its WiFi and It worked fine, except fo no WiFi on the archer.   I had another old TP-Link router modem that I had used for connection to ADLS2+ when I thought my old Billion 7100N died. The replacement was a TD-W8960N that I bought in 2012 when I thought my Billion had died. The Telstra line was at fault so I put it back in the box and stored it. I'm glad I did.   I tried to set up the 8960N as a WAP and it did not work because the firmware was crap so I reset the 8960N several times and the upgraded the firmware to the latest which was about 5 years old.   Any how, the TP-Link connection videos and written instructions weren't that good for setting up a WAP.   Before the firmware on the 8960N was upgrade, it would not pick up the internet through its WAN port, ADSL2+ was no problems. That was one of the biggest issues. Both modems used the 192.168.1.1 IP address and TP-Link crap said just to disable DHCP on the second modem, but it did not work. Both modems use a 192.168.1.100-192.168.1.200 range for DHCP but another site said to use an IP address out side the range so I set the 8960N to 192.168.1.10, NAT off, DHCP from the archer (192.168.1.1) as a pass through relay and some other settings.   So now, my 8960N atcs as a wireless access point to my Kogan Agora 6+ phone and I am happy.     ... View more