GXE75 easymesh extensor sinal

GXE75 easymesh extensor sinal

GXE75 easymesh extensor sinal
GXE75 easymesh extensor sinal
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Model: Archer GXE75  
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Tenho um GXE75 e pretendo adquirir um extensor de sinal para colocar numa divisão da casa onde o sinal Wi-Fi é fraco. Nessa divisão tenho um ponto de rede físico e atualmente tenho lá um router temporário em modo AP mas a passagem de equipamentos entre um e outro é complicado.

Estou com dificuldade em escolher o equipamento a adquirir pois existem requisitos que não consigo validar online.

Tendo lá um ponto de rede pretendida um equipamento que aproveitasse esse ponto de rede (backhaul) mas que depois pudesse fazer o easymesh.

Outra nota. Tenho configurada a minha rede principal wifi (2.4 e 5G mista) e tenho a rede de IOT (também mista) e queria manter tudo como no router principal.

É possível manter uma "cópia" do equipamento principal num extensor?

Se sim quais os equipamentos possíveis para este router?

Obrigado a todos

 

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Re:GXE75 easymesh extensor sinal
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Hello @BrunoDBNogueira ,

Welcome to our community.

 

According to Google Translate, it seems that you want to find a suitable satellite node to expand the network. If there is any discrepancy, please describe it in English.

 

First , there's an important limitation you should be aware of:

IoT Network Limitation:
Most of TP-Link EasyMesh clients currently do not support extending IoT networks. According to our specifications, EasyMesh only supports extending 2.4G & 5G networks (and 6G on WiFi 7 routers that support it). This means your IoT network will only be available from your main GXE75 router, not from the satellite device.

 

Ethernet Backhaul Support:
The good news is that TP-Link EasyMesh routers are releasing firmware updates to support Ethernet backhaul, which would allow you to use that physical network point you mentioned. Ethernet backhaul provides a more stable and faster connection between nodes compared to wireless backhaul. You can check which specific models support this feature here:
EasyMesh Routers Support Building a EasyMesh Network via Ethernet Backhaul NOW 

Note: Both your main router (GXE75) and the satellite device need to support Ethernet backhaul for this feature to work.

 

Equipment Compatibility:
For a complete list of EasyMesh-compatible devices that could work with your setup, please refer to:
TP-Link EasyMesh Devices for Home.

 

 

You can also choose from WiFi routers, Range extenders, or Powerline WiFi adapters that support EasyMesh. Just make sure to verify that both devices support Ethernet backhaul if you want to use that feature.

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