When my parent's ISP ran the fiber line to their house, the put the ONT and router in a back bedroom. Most of the living space is in farthest opposite corner of the house through duct work, a garage and plumping, which results in a spotty 5 Ghz signal. Been trying for years to remedy this. Tried stronger routers, Homeplug, Moca (bad cable lines on one side of the house ruined this) and currently have a two node tp-link mesh system deployed..
Would it be possible to wirelessly relocate the main AP to the center of the house? I am thinking the ONT would connect to a dual band ASUS AX router with the 2.4 Ghz turned off and use the 5 Ghz with a hidden SSID to connect to a Tri-band AX92 in extender mode that is more centrally located. The clients would only connect using a second SSID to the AX92. One of the 5 Ghz radios should act as a dedicated backhaul mantaining full speeds, right?
Any help and or suggestions are appreciated.
Would it be possible to wirelessly relocate the main AP to the center of the house? I am thinking the ONT would connect to a dual band ASUS AX router with the 2.4 Ghz turned off and use the 5 Ghz with a hidden SSID to connect to a Tri-band AX92 in extender mode that is more centrally located. The clients would only connect using a second SSID to the AX92. One of the 5 Ghz radios should act as a dedicated backhaul mantaining full speeds, right?
Any help and or suggestions are appreciated.