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    Question about mixing AC88 and AX88 routers for media bridge

    The principal/main AiMesh Router (RT-AX88U), in the study (connected to the modem and the PC), would suddenly not find/see/notice the RT-AX Router (factory reset) in the close by lounge (they are about 7 feet apart, through one wall, when all setup), in order to "attach" it as an AiMesh Node -...
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    Question about mixing AC88 and AX88 routers for media bridge

    I set up everything today, and initially checking the Wireless Log, the numbers were quite high regarding RX and TX... However, on double checking everything, I found I had no internet! Then when I reconnected everything according to the weird AiMesh Step by Step guide Asus has put...
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    Question about mixing AC88 and AX88 routers for media bridge

    Thank you for your suggestions. Cheers.
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    Question about mixing AC88 and AX88 routers for media bridge

    Many thanks for your quick reply.
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    Question about mixing AC88 and AX88 routers for media bridge

    So, in the scheme of things, how would this setup now be? Current Setup: Currently, the VDSL Modem (Bridge Mode) is connected to the existing RT-AC88U Router (set as AP) that also signs into the Internet provider (ISP) and is also connected to the study computer. The VDSL modem also has a...
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    Question about mixing AC88 and AX88 routers for media bridge

    Not sure if this is the correct group to post...apologies if not. Until last week I had RT-AC88U set as AP (in my home office) and a RT-AC88U set as Media Bridge (in my lounge) for all home theatre components. Worked wonderfully and fast transfers, etc. However, the lounge RT-AC88U died (RIP)...
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