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mgmihir
May 04, 2017Aspirant
Bridge mode with 802.11ad on Nighthawk x10 R9000
Hello, I was wondering if we can use 802.11ad on x10 to form a bridge between two x10 routers? Thanks, Mihir
- May 04, 2017
Depends if the other supporting AD router supports wireless bridge mode.
mgmihir
May 04, 2017Aspirant
Thanks for the prompt reply.
If I use another router supporting 802.11ad, will the bridge mode work on R9000?
Thanks,
Mihir
FURRYe38
May 04, 2017Guru - Experienced User
Depends if the other supporting AD router supports wireless bridge mode.
- mondenathMay 05, 2017Prodigy
There is no point in bridding AD as the range is not even 20% of 5ghz. It cant penetrate walls . it has to be in the same room more over line of site.
I guess your testing is only going to work if both the routers are in the same room line of site and you cant do a wired . But it too much costly affair .
You could get x4 7300 extender which will give you 1500+ connection rate which is equals to 1gbs/s
- FURRYe38May 05, 2017Guru - Experienced User
Bridding? :smileyfrustrated:
Possible to use these in close range with maybe one wooden wall in between and about 20 feet distance.
1500+ connection rate which is equals to 1gbs/s< This is only a connection rate between the 7300 and the connecting device. Does not mean data thru put will reach 1Gbs. Current wireless can't achieve that rate..yet. Maybe on a good AD connection. Again, also depends on client device and what it supports.
- mondenathMay 07, 2017Prodigy
It is proven the wireless client reach 50% rate of transfer if in good qulity signal and more to that will be only if the distance and obstacle are minimal.
yes i believe with quad band connected client can achieve not near 1gbs but for sure 700+ if the connection rate is 1.5+gbps
But need to test it see.