What does "AP Client Router Mode" mean, exactly?
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What does "AP Client Router Mode" mean, exactly?
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Hello,
I don't quite understand how "AP Client Router Mode" on the CPE210 can be used, the description on e.g. the "How to Configure the AP Client Router Mode on the Pharos device?" page is not clear to me.
Can I use two CPE210 in the following way?:
One CPE210 in my main house, pointing at a remote house, configured as "Access Point", connected with a TP cable to the router in my main house.
The other CPE210 in the remote house, pointing at the main house, configured as "AP Client Router Mode (WISP Client)". Will laptops, smartphones etc. in the remote house be able to connect to the CPE210 in the remote house, and that CPE210 will forward the network to the CPE210 in the main house, and then the main house CPE210 will forward the connections out on the internet? Or do I have to buy an AP to connect to the network port on the CPE210 in the remote house, so the laptops etc. there connects to that AP, which till send the traffic through the cable to the CPE210, which will send wirelessly to the main house's CPE210, and then out on the internet? If I don't need an extra AP in the remote house, will the laptops etc. need to be in a 60 degrees area in front of the CPE210 to receive signal (since the antenna in the CPE210 has a 60 degrees wide antenna signal angle)?
Hardware Version :
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Hello,
I don't quite understand how "AP Client Router Mode" on the CPE210 can be used, the description on e.g. the "How to Configure the AP Client Router Mode on the Pharos device?" page is not clear to me.
Can I use two CPE210 in the following way?:
One CPE210 in my main house, pointing at a remote house, configured as "Access Point", connected with a TP cable to the router in my main house.
The other CPE210 in the remote house, pointing at the main house, configured as "AP Client Router Mode (WISP Client)". Will laptops, smartphones etc. in the remote house be able to connect to the CPE210 in the remote house, and that CPE210 will forward the network to the CPE210 in the main house, and then the main house CPE210 will forward the connections out on the internet? Or do I have to buy an AP to connect to the network port on the CPE210 in the remote house, so the laptops etc. there connects to that AP, which till send the traffic through the cable to the CPE210, which will send wirelessly to the main house's CPE210, and then out on the internet? If I don't need an extra AP in the remote house, will the laptops etc. need to be in a 60 degrees area in front of the CPE210 to receive signal (since the antenna in the CPE210 has a 60 degrees wide antenna signal angle)?
