QUOTE(yawnz8 @ Apr 9 2016, 01:11 PM)
Gonna change to unifi 30mbps from 5mbps in a few weeks. Planning on getting a new router for my three storey house and the router and modem will be placed in the middle floor. What router should i buy to get max coverage
It's depends. I never try the RM1000+ router. Not sure how strong about the wifi signal about these kind of routers.
However, for best budgets. You need to buy a 16 ports network switch, one 802.11ac dual band router and two budget 802.11n routers.
I hope your house should be wired with network like this.
So, you can set a router at upper floor then another at lower floor. So it will become one router at each floor. To get the same SSID, you have to set all your routers to 20mhz because 40mhz will disturb your second and third routers. Your middle floor router which is your main router should remain at 192.168.1.1, then change the starting IP from 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.4. So you can change your second router to 192.168.1.2 and your third router to 192.168.1.3. Set your main router SSID name, change it to 20mhz, then set it to Band 11, set it to WPA2.
Your second router located at upper floor. So, after you change your second router to 192.168.1.2, set your wifi SSID name exactly the same with your main router, make sure is WPA2 with the same password, change it to 20mhz, then set it to Band 1. Then disable DHCP. After that restart router.
Your third router located at lower floor. After changed to 192.168.1.3, both set your wifi SSID name and same WPA2 password. Change it to 20mhz, then set it to Band 6. Then disable DHCP. After that restart router.
Now, you can enjoy your internet through wifi under the same SSID. You can bring your laptop everywhere you want, you can watch Youtube with your phone no matter where you go. Upper floor excellent signal, middle floor excellent signal then lower floor also got excellent signal.
P/S. Your second and third router should plug to LAN1~LAN4 but not WAN.
I just create a post at this morning,
http://junclj.blogspot.my/2016/04/ssid.htmlThis post has been edited by junclj: Apr 10 2016, 04:35 PM