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    After school Program, do we need a mesh system?

    Can our nighthawk 6700 can handle being the router for the Cisco WAP581 AP
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    After school Program, do we need a mesh system?

    One more quesiton: We have a lot of wifi noise in the building, from within and outside. So I am evaluating going to an enterprise-level system rather than another AP. With 90+ devices connecting around our Gym, is it more effective to go to an enterprise-level system? Again this is basic...
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    After school Program, do we need a mesh system?

    Thanks all for your help and insight. I'll post an update when we get the new system updated
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    After school Program, do we need a mesh system?

    Thanks Trip and L&LD. It is actually a large space with multiple classrooms and a few small offices off a central gym so that is why we had spread apart the two existing r6700's for better reception.
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    After school Program, do we need a mesh system?

    Thanks Thigins and Coxhaus. Yes we use Ethernet to connect each AP.
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    After school Program, do we need a mesh system?

    Thanks Thiggins, most use is goggle suite, educational apps. hopefully very little streaming. My concern with adding another node is printing. How to get devices connected to one router print to print connected to a separate router
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    After school Program, do we need a mesh system?

    With kids now each having their own Chromebooks, plus ipads, the number of connected devices has more than tripled this year. Theoretically, we could have 90+ devices but probably never more than 50-60. We currently have two Netgear Nighthawk R6700 with separate IDs. Both are wired, but one...
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