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re: Wireless Access Point Question
Posted on 12/30/22 at 6:47 pm to Korkstand
Posted on 12/30/22 at 6:47 pm to Korkstand
Ok. I think that’s the route I may go. A router/mesh combo with hardwired devices and then a mesh system.
With my netgear modem/router combo I think it would be beneficial to get a netgear mesh system for continuity purposes.
The mesh system just May need some setup help to work with the modem router correct?
With my netgear modem/router combo I think it would be beneficial to get a netgear mesh system for continuity purposes.
The mesh system just May need some setup help to work with the modem router correct?
Posted on 12/30/22 at 7:23 pm to bayoutiger225
I tend to avoid modem/router combo units whenever possible for several reasons, but if you have no choice or want to use it anyway then you'll have to put it in passthrough mode if you get a mesh system because the mesh system will want to do the routing.
I don't have much experience with netgear stuff aside from setting up an Orbi system, so I can't really give any info about that. If you ask my advice on hardware then in your case I might suggest Ubiquiti's In-Wall AP for $99 or the WiFi6 version for $179. These mount right to the 1-gang box where your ethernet cable comes out for a slick install and work as a WAP as well as a small switch giving you multiple ethernet ports.
I don't have much experience with netgear stuff aside from setting up an Orbi system, so I can't really give any info about that. If you ask my advice on hardware then in your case I might suggest Ubiquiti's In-Wall AP for $99 or the WiFi6 version for $179. These mount right to the 1-gang box where your ethernet cable comes out for a slick install and work as a WAP as well as a small switch giving you multiple ethernet ports.
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