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Problems switching in Mesh
Since two years I have a setup with one router (RBR850) and three satellites (RBS850). All satellites are wired to the router. This should be set up as a mesh network, so that my devices automatical...
Our internet modem is a Connect Box (DOCSIS 3.0).
We've renewed our cables during renovation and they are all CAT6.
Our house is about 2800 square feet. The distance between router and satellites is usually more than 10 meters, except possible when going through floors. But as the concrete pretty much blocks all signal, it shouldn't interfere.
All except one of the satellites are connected directly to the router. The other one is connected through a tp-link TL-SG105.
My 2.4 GHz channel is 11 and my 5 GHz channel is 40.
There are quite some other devices connected to the wifi:
- Kitchen appliances
- Apple TVs
- Playstation 5
- Nintendo Switch
- Air Conditioning
- Amazon Alexa
- My girlfriends laptops and phones
Any progress on this?
Gotrah wrote:
Our internet modem is a Connect Box (DOCSIS 3.0).
We've renewed our cables during renovation and they are all CAT6.
Our house is about 2800 square feet. The distance between router and satellites is usually more than 10 meters, except possible when going through floors. But as the concrete pretty much blocks all signal, it shouldn't interfere.
All except one of the satellites are connected directly to the router. The other one is connected through a tp-link TL-SG105.
My 2.4 GHz channel is 11 and my 5 GHz channel is 40.
There are quite some other devices connected to the wifi:
- Kitchen appliances
- Apple TVs
- Playstation 5
- Nintendo Switch
- Air Conditioning
- Amazon Alexa
- My girlfriends laptops and phones