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Simple Mesh - simplest router to use
Simple Mesh - simplest router to use
2023-08-03 08:57:58 - last edited 2023-08-04 02:09:06

For two AC1350 (EAP225) access point devices, do I need the TL-ER7212PC router to achieve the MESH effect or is the TTL-ER605 enough?

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2023-08-03 12:54:04 - last edited 2023-08-04 02:09:06

  @mtorrent 

 

Deco mesh and Easymesh (especially those with ethernet backhaul supported) are mesh technologies you may consider for your house as well.

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2023-08-04 01:52:31 - last edited 2023-08-04 02:09:10

Hi @mtorrent 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

@ terziyski has already answered your question. For the business AP solution, you need an AP controller which is OC200/300, or Software Controller on PC(running 24/7) to support the mesh.
If you look for a whole-house wireless mesh node solution, then you consider other products. ER7212PC is a router built-in with the controller. So, no need to get a controller.
 
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Re:Simple Mesh - simplest router to use
2023-08-03 10:57:14 - last edited 2023-08-04 01:04:33

  @mtorrent 

 

TL-ER605 doesn't include the controller that you need for the mesh feature.

If you use TL-ER605  you'll need a HW controller or a software controller - details.

The TL-ER605 doesn't have the PoE feature as well if you intend to power the APs that way.

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2023-08-03 11:16:08 - last edited 2023-08-04 01:04:33
Any other simple (smilar to Mesh) solution for house?
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2023-08-03 12:54:04 - last edited 2023-08-04 02:09:06

  @mtorrent 

 

Deco mesh and Easymesh (especially those with ethernet backhaul supported) are mesh technologies you may consider for your house as well.

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2023-08-04 01:52:31 - last edited 2023-08-04 02:09:10

Hi @mtorrent 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

@ terziyski has already answered your question. For the business AP solution, you need an AP controller which is OC200/300, or Software Controller on PC(running 24/7) to support the mesh.
If you look for a whole-house wireless mesh node solution, then you consider other products. ER7212PC is a router built-in with the controller. So, no need to get a controller.
 
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2023-08-04 06:12:52

  @mtorrent Than you for everybody. Now I understand

 

What solution (Omada, EasyMesh or others) for a 200m2 house (one level, reinforced concrete ceiling) do you recommend?

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