WiFi help needed please

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Hi

I am in a remote area and need to link 3 Nanostation Loco5AC's together to provide internet to the various sites.

I have attached a pic of the site and what is installed.

Im not sure how to configure the AP's correctly. Please can someone help

Antenna 1 has a cabled link to the internet. The other 2 are wireless connections.

Thanks
 

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Not able to help, sorry, just replying to remind you to upload the picture for the better qualified forum members to assist you.
 
Is there no way you can run a cable underground, there was a similar thread earlier this year, where the experts agreed that the best way was to run a cable.
 
Thanks for the reply. I am getting almost full throughput between 1-3.
On AP2, I can see the ssid of AP2 with a steady -55db and I can connect to the SSID, but I can’t get through put between the two, it’s not connected.
 
I would move number 2 position up and to the left, mount it on a pole and run cable to the building.
 
Running a cable is not an option. Am going to try and move AP1 to a location which is more direct.
 
I’m glad this resort is doing this. Spent a week at a beach resort with no flipping Wi-Fi and no LTE. I mean what the helll? I was paranoid, emotional and scratching the walls by Day 3…
 
neoprema said:
I’m glad this resort is doing this. Spent a week at a beach resort with no flipping Wi-Fi and no LTE. I mean what the helll? I was paranoid, emotional and scratching the walls by Day 3…
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You holidaying wrong. Beach resort should never be used for work trips.
 
rh1 said:
You holidaying wrong. Beach resort should never be used for work trips.
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Its not necessarily work, i could also not keep in touch with my friends and people i care about. There was nothing. Then you have to walk around the beach practically in the waves to get the signal coming over the hill.
 
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