Daisy chain range extenders with Ethernet cable
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I have 2 x AC750 range extenders. Can I connect one to my router wirlessly and then connect the second to the first using an Ethernet cable via the ports on the bottom of the extenders. What I am trying to do is extend my WiFi network from the house to my garage that is approx 50m away via a Ethernet cable that runs between house and garage.
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Hi,
Yes, that should work.
You have to set the range extender that connects to the Wi-Fi network in the house to "Range Extender" mode (which should be the default setting anyway) and set the other range extender in the garage to "Access Point" mode.
Without knowing the actual model number of the AC750 range extender I can't say for sure whether it supports Access Point mode, but I think almost all models from TP-Link do.
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Hi,
Yes, that should work.
You have to set the range extender that connects to the Wi-Fi network in the house to "Range Extender" mode (which should be the default setting anyway) and set the other range extender in the garage to "Access Point" mode.
Without knowing the actual model number of the AC750 range extender I can't say for sure whether it supports Access Point mode, but I think almost all models from TP-Link do.
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And if the whole house is under the same electric circuit, the powerline adapters would also be a good choice:
https://www.tp-link.com/en/home-networking/powerline/
Thank you very much and best regards.
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