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mesh extender EX6250: using mesh in wired AP mode
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mesh extender EX6250: using mesh in wired AP mode
I am planning to buy the mesh extender EX6250, and the question is about the mesh function in access point mode.
I want to set up a couple of these around the external walls of the house and connecting them with a ethernet cable so they became wired access point. can mesh mode still work in this case?
my idea is ... if I leave home, when I reach the garden the device will still remain connected to the same SSID now extended by these two mesh extenders.
network MAP:
Internet----wireless router----switch--|----EX6250
|
|-----EX6250.
all these ----- and | are cables.
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Re: mesh extender EX6250: using mesh in wired AP mode
If you're wanting multiple extenders, I'd look at using the orbi system. Its designed to run with a wireless or wired backhaul, use single ssid function, and roam better. Plus you can add as many satellites as needed.
And you can buy the AC systems cheaper now that AX is being released.
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Re: mesh extender EX6250: using mesh in wired AP mode
but it seems they cannot be used for outdoor.
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Re: mesh extender EX6250: using mesh in wired AP mode
I just checked now, they are all AC3000, so very expensive. a single unit would cost in my country € 300 ($330). I need cheaper mesh extenders. max $ 100-120/unit
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Re: mesh extender EX6250: using mesh in wired AP mode
the ex6250 isn't an outdoor unit either.
And you can run them in AP mode but they won't function as mesh. You'll be able to set them with the same ssid but they'll tend to be "sticky". Meaning they won't roam as easily.
Just an fyi.
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