gd6noob
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6 Story Building, its shaped in a U
This is the setup Im thinking
Ground Floor
ISP > Netgear WNDR3700 > Switch (I have 6 computers on this floor that needs to be hardwired)
1st Floor
Switch > 1 Router and 2 Access Points
2nd Floor
Switch > 1 Router and 2 Access Points
3rd Floor
Switch > 1 Router and 2 Access Points
4th Floor
Switch > 1 Router and 2 Access Points
5th floor
Switch > 1 Router and 2 Access Points
so bascially, each floor will be connected via the switch. Is there a problem with connecting a switch with a switch? The switch im using will be the Netgear Prosafe GS 105 and the GS 108. (5port/8port). The routers for the upper floors will be a D-Link DIR-655.
Should I disable DCHP on the routers on the floors except the ground floor?
Whats the Optimal settings to set the Routers/Access Points??
The APs will be staggered on the floors (so first floor, the APs will be futher back, next floor, the APs will be about halfway down the halls.
Is there a cheaper way or a better way to go about this?
Thanks for any help.
This is the setup Im thinking
Ground Floor
ISP > Netgear WNDR3700 > Switch (I have 6 computers on this floor that needs to be hardwired)
1st Floor
Switch > 1 Router and 2 Access Points
2nd Floor
Switch > 1 Router and 2 Access Points
3rd Floor
Switch > 1 Router and 2 Access Points
4th Floor
Switch > 1 Router and 2 Access Points
5th floor
Switch > 1 Router and 2 Access Points
so bascially, each floor will be connected via the switch. Is there a problem with connecting a switch with a switch? The switch im using will be the Netgear Prosafe GS 105 and the GS 108. (5port/8port). The routers for the upper floors will be a D-Link DIR-655.
Should I disable DCHP on the routers on the floors except the ground floor?
Whats the Optimal settings to set the Routers/Access Points??
The APs will be staggered on the floors (so first floor, the APs will be futher back, next floor, the APs will be about halfway down the halls.
Is there a cheaper way or a better way to go about this?
Thanks for any help.