Hello, would like to make some Mesh Wifi play here
Landscape 1,500 SQFT 3 Room 10+ Devices
Current Router: ASUS RT-AC86U Router is beside my TV, at Living Room
Speedtest Package: Time 500 MBPS LAN: 500 MBPS Living Room With Phone: 300 Mbps My room With Phone: 5-20 Mbps
I always thought that an AC86U could support a single floor 1,500 SQFT House Someone pointed out that my Router might be faulty, but i could get very good ping and speed when it is close to the Router
Just that when i am in my room, the speed is literally funny I mean i still can load youtube, download stuff, but the speed is not hitting the cap that i need
I tried extend the coverage with the default router that Time Give TPLINK AC1350 I could get maybe 50mbps on the 5GHZ band BUT because of this, it keep cause my main SSID(Main Router) problem Meaning sometime we cannot connect to the main router SSID anymore, will need to reboot so it can be connected again
So i guess MeshWifi could be something im looking for Should i go for those DECO Packs? Or should i just get another ASUS Router for AIMesh?
Did you set the TP link to AP mode? Are you using same ssid as the Asus router on the TP link. I am using a similar set up with an Asus router and TPlink as AP connected by lan and have no issue using same SSID.
Did you set the TP link to AP mode? Are you using same ssid as the Asus router on the TP link. I am using a similar set up with an Asus router and TPlink as AP connected by lan and have no issue using same SSID.
I set my TPLink as Repeater Mode And the SSID is Diff
SSID is like AC86U : House AC1350 as Repeater: House-Extend
Anyhow, i am kinda confuse what's the difference of AP mode vs Repeater/Extender and etc Kinda confused with these terms
I just set my AC86U as Default Router AC1350 as Repeater, and it connected to the AC86U SSID and create another extended SSID
Are you able to connect the Asus and TPlink by lan? Repeater mode is useless cause you introduce lag. AP mode is like having another WiFi antenna on your Asus router remotely nearer to the WiFi blackout area.
This post has been edited by jetblast: Aug 15 2020, 06:24 PM
Are you able to connect the Asus and TPlink by lan? Repeater mode is useless cause you introduce lag. AP mode is like having another WiFi antenna on your Asus router remotely nearer to the WiFi blackout area.
Cannot, the Asus Router is in the living room connected to the Modem Via LAN TPLink Router is in my room to act as a repeater so i get better signals
Hope i get this right AP mode: It should be LAN connected and so other device can connect it wirelessly Repeater: It is Wirelessly connected to another router so other device can connect it wirelessly
Cannot, the Asus Router is in the living room connected to the Modem Via LAN TPLink Router is in my room to act as a repeater so i get better signals
Hope i get this right AP mode: It should be LAN connected and so other device can connect it wirelessly Repeater: It is Wirelessly connected to another router so other device can connect it wirelessly
Did i get this right?
Yes right Maybe you can connect the 2 router using Internet over powerline?
Also if you want to use the TPlink as repeater you should place it somewhere halfway between your room and Asus router. Don't place it in your room.
This post has been edited by jetblast: Aug 15 2020, 06:36 PM
Did you set the TP link to AP mode? Are you using same ssid as the Asus router on the TP link. I am using a similar set up with an Asus router and TPlink as AP connected by lan and have no issue using same SSID.
Your current Asus router is more than enough. Are you using the Asus router along with the TIME router? If it is possible, replace the TIME router with the Asus router.