Asus AC1900 with added medium distance solution

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Hey guys and girls

So with all the digging Fibre is finally coming and with it a properly set up network will be in the order of the day.

So after going around the block I decided on an Asus AC 1900 but am a bit lost on the long distance link. Basically what I want to do is hook up my other property 3 houses down the road, about 100m

I'm open to any other router recommendations but I'd like it to have a guest network and would not mind the AC as my other peripherals will probably catch up to AC in due time.

What do I need for a 100m link. POE powered is fine as I have an injector laying around

 

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Aww. Anyone local who can get me some recommendations

 

[irBosOtter]

Get two of these, create a PTP link and done, well, just get another AP for client wifi at the other location as well.

Ubiquiti UISP airMAX Loco AC 5GHz 13dBi Radio | LOCO5AC

Ubiquiti's LOCO-5ACL is an airMAX AC 5GHz radio with a 13dBi antenna. It is designed as a lightweight, cost-effective, short-distance CPE (client premises equipment), PtP (point to point) solution or PtMP (point to multipoint) solution.

scoop.co.za

Your Asus will service clients in the one home, the two devices above will create a link between the two homes, and add a AP at the other house as well to service those clients

 

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May I ask what you think about this

MikroTik SXTsq 5 ac 16dBi Dual Chain Outdoor CPE | RBSXTsqG-5acD

MikroTik's RB-SXTSQ5AC is a compact, light-weight, outdoor, 5GHz, 802.11ac wireless device. It features an integrated antenna and is ideal for point-to-point links or as a CPE unit. The device includes one 10/100/1000 Mbit Ethernet port.

scoop.co.za

Come with Poe adapter and mounting hose lamp, ideally suited to the old antenna poles sitting on both houses

 

[irBosOtter]

May I ask what you think about this

MikroTik SXTsq 5 ac 16dBi Dual Chain Outdoor CPE | RBSXTsqG-5acD

MikroTik's RB-SXTSQ5AC is a compact, light-weight, outdoor, 5GHz, 802.11ac wireless device. It features an integrated antenna and is ideal for point-to-point links or as a CPE unit. The device includes one 10/100/1000 Mbit Ethernet port.

scoop.co.za

Come with Poe adapter and mounting hose lamp, ideally suited to the old antenna poles sitting on both houses

That will also work 100%, just recommenced the others as they are easier to setup.

 

[abc98]

Get two of these, create a PTP link and done, well, just get another AP for client wifi at the other location as well.

Ubiquiti UISP airMAX Loco AC 5GHz 13dBi Radio | LOCO5AC

Ubiquiti's LOCO-5ACL is an airMAX AC 5GHz radio with a 13dBi antenna. It is designed as a lightweight, cost-effective, short-distance CPE (client premises equipment), PtP (point to point) solution or PtMP (point to multipoint) solution.

scoop.co.za

Your Asus will service clients in the one home, the two devices above will create a link between the two homes, and add a AP at the other house as well to service those clients

Hi
I'm going to be implementing the same solution using the ubiquitis for a family neighbour.

Question, from the ONT, should I install a new wired router to connect to the pppoe, and then do the split, one cable to my Asus router, and the other to the ubiquiti neighbour link. I suppose this will be better to keep the networks separate.
Which router (cheap, no WiFi etc needed) do you suggest, that could split the fibre line speed between them at a specified ratio (easily without coding if possible) if needed, show the stats and usage for each network separately, do the QoS effectively etc.

Thanks

 

[abc98]

Get two of these, create a PTP link and done, well, just get another AP for client wifi at the other location as well.

Ubiquiti UISP airMAX Loco AC 5GHz 13dBi Radio | LOCO5AC

Ubiquiti's LOCO-5ACL is an airMAX AC 5GHz radio with a 13dBi antenna. It is designed as a lightweight, cost-effective, short-distance CPE (client premises equipment), PtP (point to point) solution or PtMP (point to multipoint) solution.

scoop.co.za

Your Asus will service clients in the one home, the two devices above will create a link between the two homes, and add a AP at the other house as well to service those clients

Secondly, with these types of point to point wifi devices, would there be a drop in speed and latency?