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Bern64
May 11, 2021Aspirant
Routeur AC1900 R7000 - Extension du réseau - Mesh
Bonjour à tous, J'ai actuellement un routeur R7000. Je désire installer, à la maison, un réseau Wifi Mesh à partir de celui-ci. Quel répeteurs devrais-je acquérir (j'aimerais en avoir 2)? Le EX7000...
plemans
May 11, 2021Guru - Experienced User
I usually recommend to people wanting more than 1 extender, to get an actual mesh system like netgear Orbi or the MK series.
They support both wired and wireless backhauls. Versus if you use the triband extenders hardwired in, they act as access points and not as mesh extenders.
- Bern64May 11, 2021Aspirant
plemans Thank you for your answer.
If I go for the Netgear Orbi installation, I would have the following configuration:
1 router (from the tel company) not emitting a wifi but connecting 1 Orbi in access point (RJ45), a second Orbi also in access point because of the thick wall and add the third Orbi as mesh extenders.
Doing that, would I have a whole wifi mesh in my house, without need for changing passwd and so on?
Thanks for your reply,
Best regards,
Bern64
- plemansMay 11, 2021Guru - Experienced User
Yes. The Orbi system can be ran in access point mode.
https://kb.netgear.com/31218/How-do-I-configure-my-Orbi-router-to-act-as-an-access-point
It also supports both wired and wireless backhaul connections and still function properly as a mesh.