WISP capable router - local network remains operational without live WISP
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this is a "help me choose" question, with apologies if this is trivial: I'm out to find a WISP capable router that maintains an operational local network (shared resources available' for exapmle, a NAS) even when the WISP itself is down. TP-link support indicated that no such device exists is that accurate?
many thanks!
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You can have WISP mode with one of the entry level models like TL-WR841N. Here's how to configure.
I can't confirm (never used this setup) if it can maintain an operational local network even when the WISP itself is down, but I wonder why it wouldn't ?
Unfortunatelly no spare WR841N around to simulate this scenario as a test.
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@terziyski thanks. The tp link chat line said it wouldn't work. I do need something tolerant of marginal wisps and hotel landing pages...
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ok thanks; the picture is getting clearer: only the entry level models support wisp? Without reading every spec sheet how does one know?
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perhaps a better solution is to add a client bridge device to an existing router? something like this:
https://www.tp-link.com/us/business-networking/outdoor-radio/cpe210/
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