murray654
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Rocket-Boy
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You can have as many AP's linked by ethernet as you want. Use the same SSID and password but different channels on each AP.
As long as you have ethernet between them you can cover a very large area.
As long as you have ethernet between them you can cover a very large area.
Rocket-Boy
Honorary Master
Are you connecting AP1 and AP2 via a wifi link? using WDS if you are?
Normally for a setup like that I recommend all AP's being on ethernet connections to the main router.
Still if AP2 and AP3 are connected via ethernet it wont make a difference, would just make the wireless link between AP1 and AP2 the slowest point in the network and the speed that AP3 would work off.
Normally for a setup like that I recommend all AP's being on ethernet connections to the main router.
Still if AP2 and AP3 are connected via ethernet it wont make a difference, would just make the wireless link between AP1 and AP2 the slowest point in the network and the speed that AP3 would work off.