Recent content by Smokin_Joe

So you were able to connect both Wan ports to the same network, to increase your overall throughput...hmm

After installing 1 TPLink AC1750 EAP245 to replace multiple AP's and seeing a performance increase for my guest network I decided to install the second EAP245 on my Home network as an extension next door. That is when I discovered the following problem. I have just upgraded the AP in my Home...

Cause I am not mean.. Here let me make it easier for you... Welcome to my penalty box. I asked you not to be one of my supporters Isn't that enough? If you have a problem with me it is your problem not mine... Learn to ignore...and enjoy life more

If you tried to post and login to an ROG forum you might think differently...:p

No ...that would be a witchcraft update... Takes a perfectly good working system and f's it up... So maybe your right, just need to adjust the wording! :p It isn't his fault...I rarely ask for help..so I am unskilled at doing it.. Right or wrong I usually find whatever works

Sigh... :confused:

Thank you coxhaus Already ordered a couple of Tp-Links I learned of their products by saving $50+ when I bought a modem for $18 around 2005. Others wanted $100+ I bought 2 and the first one never died... Maybe I will include Cisco in my shopping in the future... Often I find business equipment...

Tech9 as I reread your statement above, the apparent errors concerning my current setup and I quote "4 single band routers used as AP's" isn't an error if you are referring to when I first created this network with consumer level Dlink routers (dhcp disabled and no poe ) stacked on top of one...

HuH... You mad at me? I try not to take things out of context... My tech friend said he was really impressed with you recommending adding multiple ap's, in the other thread, and I took it to mean you were joking.. I hesitate to use my catch phrases here because, unlike me, others like to use...

Thanks I couldn't find that it was included.. I see that you are linking to a 5 pack I didn't see it on a single ap.. But I will give it another look.. Found it!:)

Tech9 had recommended a EAP245v3 in another thread.. I have found TP-Link to be fairly reliable and economical. https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07NMZR3F1/?tag=smallncom-20 The instructions seem understandable...lol https://www.tp-link.com/ca/support/download/eap245/ I have poe adapters from other...

Oh behave...lol I have about 7 mobile folding at home computers using them.. If I guest needs a socket to plug a cat cable into the client can do the job.

Bro... It is the Telus (modem) wifi.. The more I know how it works the more I will need to know what to change.. It was my most obvious choice... I don't have to worry about Witchcraft 11 taking it out...lol If the network slows down because of use...buy a faster speed is an option.. My Ap's...

For the record The time put in resulted in a change... Based on the recommendations made by the forum... A single AP is now being used.

Can't disagree with that...