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Connecting EAP 225 Outdoor onto a Linksys indoor MESH

Connecting EAP 225 Outdoor onto a Linksys indoor MESH
Connecting EAP 225 Outdoor onto a Linksys indoor MESH
2024-03-18 12:23:26
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I have a WiFi 6 from a Linksys router MESH and would like to extend coverage into our garden. The TP-Link EAP225 looks to be a good option, but I'd like to know if I can just incorporate it into my existing MESH wirelessly?

Thanks in advance for any advice

Simon

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Re:Connecting EAP 225 Outdoor onto a Linksys indoor MESH
2024-03-18 15:40:12

  @lekkerdog 

 

No.  You would have to wire the EAP225-outdoor back to the router, and you would not have fast roaming either between the TPlink and Linksys coverage areas.  It would then 'work', but with only a fraction of what it is capable of in a full Omada setup (which you may not need or even want).

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