We have a congregation that brings in all kinds of devices. The pastor uses a Surface 2, some have iPads, some use iPhones, & at least one with an HTC cellphone (using AC I believe).
Guest network WITH QoS is #1 most important as we need to make sure our live streaming of the service has priority over anyone else (& for security they are on a guest network).
Rock solid connection and ability to cover an area 36 feet deep by 33 feet wide by 19 feet high (w/balcony) would be next most important.
The router will be up on the balcony (if that will work (although most are down below)).
Our internet speed is only 20/3. We may go up to 100/10 at some point in the distant future. People mostly make notes in Google docs or what have you. Some downloading of files takes place. I would guess we would have about 10-20 people connected at one time.
I was considering the Netgear Nighthawk R7000 or Asus RT-AC66U, or TP-Link Archer C7 but they may be overkill.
If we could spend less and meet our needs, that's what we really need.
What would you suggest?
Pic from behind pulpit (the wireless on the wall is a mic)
also http://prestoncitybible.org/images/PCBC-Balcony.jpg
Guest network WITH QoS is #1 most important as we need to make sure our live streaming of the service has priority over anyone else (& for security they are on a guest network).
Rock solid connection and ability to cover an area 36 feet deep by 33 feet wide by 19 feet high (w/balcony) would be next most important.
The router will be up on the balcony (if that will work (although most are down below)).
Our internet speed is only 20/3. We may go up to 100/10 at some point in the distant future. People mostly make notes in Google docs or what have you. Some downloading of files takes place. I would guess we would have about 10-20 people connected at one time.
I was considering the Netgear Nighthawk R7000 or Asus RT-AC66U, or TP-Link Archer C7 but they may be overkill.
If we could spend less and meet our needs, that's what we really need.
What would you suggest?
Pic from behind pulpit (the wireless on the wall is a mic)
also http://prestoncitybible.org/images/PCBC-Balcony.jpg
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About 10 clients connected to it and it was problem free. I just upgraded to an Asus RT-68U. The range of the 68U, in my case, is no different than the N16 and I had to reboot the 68U after 10 days since it dropped a couple of the wireless clients.
