Hello. I have a main router without wifi, not asus.
An asus rt58u router configured as an access point and a second non-asus AP, both wired to the main router.
I was thinking of changing the second AP for another rt58u to work as a mesh, which should be configured in node mode.
I observed on the asus website that the node should connect to the other asus router, but I would connect both of them to the main router. Will the mesh still work?
I am interested more than anything in fast roaming and that each cell phone connects to the AP with more power, since it does not currently disconnect from the farthest one, sometimes having 80Mbps instead of 400 as it would achieve with the closest one.
The question is before buying a second asus router rt58u. If it doesn't work, there's no point in changing.
I'm using a translator, sorry for that.
Thanks
An asus rt58u router configured as an access point and a second non-asus AP, both wired to the main router.
I was thinking of changing the second AP for another rt58u to work as a mesh, which should be configured in node mode.
I observed on the asus website that the node should connect to the other asus router, but I would connect both of them to the main router. Will the mesh still work?
I am interested more than anything in fast roaming and that each cell phone connects to the AP with more power, since it does not currently disconnect from the farthest one, sometimes having 80Mbps instead of 400 as it would achieve with the closest one.
The question is before buying a second asus router rt58u. If it doesn't work, there's no point in changing.
I'm using a translator, sorry for that.
Thanks