I have a fiber optic network to three buildings at my property; a cottage, our house, and a shop/studio barn. Our new Netgear WiFi is not getting into the metal skin barn, but is intermittently accessible outside, 160’ from the router. Can I buy another device to plug into the fiber optic intra-network ISP feed inside the barn, and supplement our existing WiFi ‘channel’ from inside the barn? If so, which product will work with the RAX45? I’d like to keep using one ‘network’ and not have to jump back and forth. Most of the family is barely tech-literate and I need to make it seamless if possible.
Re: RAX45 on Fiber network, extend to outbuilding.
Thank you for your reply Christian,
I looked up the EAX80, and I cannot how it obtains the signal that it turns to WiFi, is it hardwired into the wall port, and meshes the SSID with the main router, or is it simply magnifying the original router’s signal?
Re: RAX45 on Fiber network, extend to outbuilding.
Hi 1Fireguy,
The EAX80 would be an extender essentially extending your router's signal. But because the RAX45 supports WiFi 6 standards, the EAX80 is a great pair to your RAX45 as the EAX80 also supports WiFi 6.
