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You could also do it differend but this system does not always work It’s called power line adapters So you connect 1 to the router and the other to a switch or pc It runs over your power lines in your house So no trouble with cables Problems ? The distance is limited based on your power grid...

I do this all the time Only difference is that I want my router to block everything instead using it as a switch... Anyway On router A you use dmz to fixed ip on router B Router B need to be configured with 2 routing settings First is the ip range of router A. Else he won’t find it Second for...

I used before the ac68 card But now I use the bt55 card The Reason is simple IT support laptop WiFi cards https://m.alternate.be/mobile/details.xhtml?p=1365810&page=1&q=PCE-AC55BT+ I replaced the card with a other intel card ( as it is intel so 8260 replaced with 9260 ) so I got bt 5.0 So far...

You need to see it this way You got x power output and devices also got x power If they can’t reach each other then they won’t communicate. Easy as that I got a WiFi antenna that got 91 dBi Most antennas got 6 dbi So I should have full speed all the time It does improve the range a bit. But...

I just installed the amplifi And I got now internet in my garage The internet speed is also fine But iT use 2 hops so iT suffer a little bit ( 2.4 GHz also ) You first need to link them and then you can place them where you like Also configure the hops to 2.4 GHz for more range Ofcourse try...

Ok that is perfect Now asus got also a 192.168.0.x ip. That’s the ip you need to forward everything to from the netgear. You can see that ip in the client list on the netgear Then everything is fine and the asus can be setup like you want :) Greets from PowerChaos Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone...

This depends on your budget A mesh are just some acces points and kinda like a repeater So with the amplifi hd you install basicly 3 routers on 3 differend places and you gain 3x as mutch coverage So if you want stable and fast I would use that amplifi. But if you just want internet everywhere...

Ok it stays the same Just make sure you use a differend subnet. And assign a static ip So you know where to forward all the incoming traffic to I know it is easy to explain on paper. But if you know a little then I am sure you can get it working This is the setup in short You connect the...

Well You can easy set it up First you got your carrier modem ( I do not work with dsl but I guess it is the same) On that carrier modem you plugin the wan port of the netgear So now you have netgear->modem->internet Where netgear get a ip from the modem ( if router ) or so netgear can dial in (...

You can solve iT differend You say the netgear works good Then why not use the netgear as main hub ? And put asus behind it and dmz to the asus ? So asus is still your main but does not need to dial in If that works stable then the dial function gives the trouble ( see post above. Providers...

I got the ac87 and 88 and both Got same temps They are working fine on those temps They should be able to get to 110 degrees with out problem And they mainly stays stable at 80 degrees Never got overheat problems Also by using a fan you are creating more dust. So even when it does helps it...

well to finish this up if you never want trouble anymore , try this solution i am sure you love it , as that all you can do for now ( specialy when you trow away your heatsink and other chips ) or a better movie as you can see , it keeps it cool , do the same with your router and you do not...

no you wont exept if your switch support POE it is basicly just a lan cable that get used to power the device so you only need 1 lan cable the POE unit is also a kind of switch , exept that you need it or else the device does not have any power so if you mean that you first put the cable true a...

Well in my case The ac87u covered my complete home and even until the end of the garden when the standard router dit not For acces point. Only the 88 support repeater mode (wifi ) but the 87 supports media bridge mode xd Greets from PowerChaos Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk

Dbi is transmission power and antenna size So how more power how stronger the signal But the signal need to go both ways So in short How more dbi how better the sending/receiving See it like a radio. A large antenna and no antenna. What gives best signal Also keep in mind that using 5 dbi...