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    Help With Unusual AiMesh Setup

    I followed the previous suggestion and connected the ISP router LAN port to 88 LAN port and used it in AP mode; while ISP router is connect to 56 WAN port and used it as an AiMesh node. Performance looks the same overall and I can cover every corner of my place, however - as expected - many Asus...
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    Help With Unusual AiMesh Setup

    That would be my preferred setup too, but in this case I won't have the entire area covered as 88 does it now (main rooms of the house are in the upper floor).
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    Help With Unusual AiMesh Setup

    I got it. In this case I won't have the entire area covered as 88 does it now. I will try AP mode to see how it goes.
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    Help With Unusual AiMesh Setup

    Thanks @degrub, The problem is that the AX56U is far from the AX88U and passing a cable is impossible without breaking walls now. I could connect it to AX88U wirelessly (which I personally don't like and my speed drops to 1/4 of total). The other option would be the AP mode as described in Asus...
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    Help With Unusual AiMesh Setup

    I'm setting up an AiMesh network in my house with an unusual AiMesh configuration. Below you can see a diagram of my setup and questions. Hope someone can help. Unfortunately I can't get rid of my ISP Router as the position in the house the ISP could install the optical fiber is not very...
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    Suggestions on Setting AiMesh Up

    Thanks for your answer. Today I use the first option (ISP modem <wire> AiMesh router <wire/wireless>), I'd like to go with ISP router in bridge mode, but unfortunately I can't do that because I have wired connections to other devices (TV, computer). This is one of the reasons I would get the...
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    Suggestions on Setting AiMesh Up

    Thanks for your comments. Any reason not to use AC with AX routers (except performance of course, as this second router is supposed to cover a small area)?
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    Suggestions on Setting AiMesh Up

    Hi guys! I'm setting up an AiMesh network in my house, but I have some fundamental questions. Hope you can help At the end of the message you can see my basic setup. Unfortunately I can't get rid of my ISP Router as the position in the house the ISP could install the optical fiber is not very...
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