Zacharybinx34
Regular Contributor
I have four AX 88U routers, router, one connects to router, three router, three connects to router, two router, two connects to router four.
Routers one and three are on the same mesh network and routers two and four are going to be on the same mesh network, but this is proving problematic.
Is there a better solution other than having to rerun cat cables?
Also, with routers two and four I want the Wi-Fi off on router two and only on on router four which is the connected mesh, but the second I turn off the Wi-Fi on router two, router four switches the channel of the 5 GHz network to one that I do not want it on as it’s going to interfere with other wireless devices.
Basically, I’m trying to create two networks that are protected from each other, but I would very much like to keep the network printers working on both networks.
Any ideas?
Routers one and three are on the same mesh network and routers two and four are going to be on the same mesh network, but this is proving problematic.
Is there a better solution other than having to rerun cat cables?
Also, with routers two and four I want the Wi-Fi off on router two and only on on router four which is the connected mesh, but the second I turn off the Wi-Fi on router two, router four switches the channel of the 5 GHz network to one that I do not want it on as it’s going to interfere with other wireless devices.
Basically, I’m trying to create two networks that are protected from each other, but I would very much like to keep the network printers working on both networks.
Any ideas?
