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    Help Decide Mesh/Router Upgrade for Large House with Many devices (40+)

    I currently own and have been using an ASUS DSL-AC68U for many years now with TalkTalk Fibre Optic 64mb line. Most of the time this has worked fine for us, however we have a large house with 3 floors, mostly only require internet on the first 2 floors though and a bit in the back garden for...
    • Nads
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    • access point aimesh google lan many devices mesh network router wan
    • Replies: 18
    • Forum: Wi-Fi Buying Advice
  2. P

    limiting wireless coverage (adjust transmit power, move access points)

    Hi all: I'm a novice when it comes to networking (but as a chemist, I believe that I could learn enough to implement recommendations). Time spent on the broader internet has led me to the conclusion that most manufacturers and users only want stronger coverage. I want to move in the opposite...
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    SSID Naming Protocol for Access Points?

    I have had problems reaching all parts of the house with a steady strong WiFi signal so I set up two Access Points using coax-MoCa connections. I have a number of wifi enabled devices connected (garage doors, cameras, TVs, speakers, watering system, phones, computers, ipads, alexa). I now get...
  4. T

    Wanted some insight, to see if this setup would work!

    So, I currently have 2 routers. One is a Linksys and the other is an ASUS, I don't think models really make a difference in the scenario. Basically, I want to separate these routers entirely, but I want them to run off the same connection, with different IP's and devices connected would be...
  5. Julio Urquidi

    EnGenius Now Shipping Its 4x4 Wi-Fi 6 AP for SMBs

    As a follow-up to its 2x2 EWS357AP, EnGenius’ new low-profile 4x4 EWS377AP Wi-Fi 6 access point is built for small and medium-sized businesses. It sports Qualcomm’s 2.0 GHz quad-core ARM Cortex A53s processor and a 4x4 antenna design, helping non-enterprise customers cross over to the 802.11ax...
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    HELP: Mesh network through LAN?

    Hi All, I have been using pretty dated WiFi equipment but don't really mind, as I have the house wired via LAN. This means I have 3 areas of the house where I have access points all being fed through the same base router. All Wifi networks have the same name to keep things standard. Here's...
  7. IsaacFL

    Recommendation for an AP that supports multiple VLANs different SSID's

    My current configuration is that I have a pfsense router with an 2 different interfaces each attached to an wifi AP with different SSIDs. One is for IOT devices such as thermostats, tv's, etc and it is located in the front of the house. The other is setup for "trusted" wifi devices which has...
  8. Julio Urquidi

    EnGenius Delivers Its First 2x2 802.11ax SMB Access Point To Market

    One of two EnGenius 802.11ax APs we posted about in late 2018, the Qualcomm-powered EWS357AP will launch today, targeting SMBs wanting to journey into Wi-Fi 6 territory. The new low-profile access point will feature OFDMA, uplink and downlink of MU-MIMO, BSS coloring tags and power-saving target...
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    Asus RT-AC3100 2.4 WiFi down... use a second router for 2.4?

    Main question: Given my below situation, is it best to use a second router connected to the main router via ethernet as the 2.4 GHz access point? Rationale: The RT-AC3100 is not the cheapest (or most expensive) router, so replacing it is not preferred. The 5 GHz and ethernet connections...
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    Planning network in new home (2.000 Square feet) with tenants in basement

    Hello! Sorry if this is the wrong thread placement, this seemed like the best fit. I am currently building a three story house. The basement will be rented out. Size per floor is 60 Square meters (or 650 Square feet). The house will have a single line in from the ISP, and the connection will...
    • trems
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    • access point edgerouter edgerouter x gs108 mesh netgear uap-ac-pro ubiquiti ubiquiti edgerouter x unifi
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Wi-Fi Buying Advice
  11. Julio Urquidi

    CES 2019: Netgear Announces SMB IPv6-Ready Switches, Mesh Satellite And More

    NETGEAR bundled its small-biz products into one press release, so here's the story. NETGEAR’s Smart Managed Pro S350 IPV6-ready series of switches will be available in five different models, each with 2 or 4 SFP ports. The new S350 lineup will be available in 8-, 24-, and 48-port GbE...
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    Looking for Access Point with Guest Feature

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  13. tbutler@ofb.biz

    New Router with Removable Antennae

    I'm interested in using a modern Netgear router (preferably just to keep things simple with other routers I'm using, or I'm open to something else) to replace an old Linksys WRT54G I use with a bespoke wireless antenna (an old DBS satellite dish) I made years ago as a wireless extender across a...
  14. HuskyHerder

    iOS Shortcuts app - old BSSID and Reboot

    If you're interested here are some shortcuts for use with your router. Best of all its free! :D *iOS only The Shortcuts app, is used to preform the actions. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/shortcuts/id915249334?mt=8 * BSSID ...
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    Get MAC Adresses connected to Access Point

    Hi, I'm currently writing a script to check the MAC presence on the network. However, I'm running into issues because I have an access point and the devices connected to the access point do not directly show up in the main router. Is there a way to retreive the MAC addresses that are currently...
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    Basic home network setup question: ASUS AC2900 RT-AC68U

    Hi, Not sure if this is the right forum or even the right site for this question. I have no networking background, and getting frustrated trying to set up my home network! My telco provided me with an Actiontec T3200 wireless router. As I've been adding more devices I've been noticing wifi...
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    AC88U : Link Aggregation while in Wireless Access Point mode?

    tldr: is there any way to enable Bonding / Link Aggregation on an RT-AC88U while it is in Access Point mode? Long version: My network includes one GT-AC5300, one RT-AC88U, and a NAS. The 5300 is the main router, connected to the cable modem. The NAS supports Link Aggregation, and I want to...
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    Looking for home wireless

    First of all, that is my first post on forum, so I wanted to greet you all. My house is 4 storey, 70m2 (~750 ft2) each. It is semi-detached house. First storey, which is underground, is house for a car and jam jars, so I do not need connection here. Next 2 storeys are living area. I do require...
  19. Bill Smith

    Why AIMesh? What am I missing?

    For years I ran two WL-520gu routers running tomato. The second one was setup as an access point and using hardwire backhaul to the main router. I set them both up with the same SSID/password/security. I was able to move around my house switching seamlessly and transparently between routers. I...
  20. N

    Roaming between native wifi and wired access point

    This is a naive question but one that I haven't seen discussed; I doubt it is unique to Asus routers (I've observed the same phenomenon with other routers), and I'm surprised more people don't comment on it. My setup is this: I have an Asus AC-68U router running Asus Merlin. In addition to...
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