Telstra Boosters connecting to TP Range Extenders
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Hello Community - I have a number of different devices I use to try and get wifi to all corners of my home.
I use three TP Link Range Extenders (2 are plugged in to Ethernet and used as Access Points and 1 is used as a Range Extender and not plugged into Ethernet).
I also use 3 x Telstra wifi Bootsers and again 2 are plugged into Ethernet and 1 is not and just grabs wifi and extends it's range.
I have noticed that the 3 x Telstra Boosters are hooking up to one of the (ehternet connected) TP Link Range Extenders.
Not being technical and not being able to logically disect this can anyone tell me if it is OK for these Telstra boosters to connect to the TP Link device or should they make their own connections directly to the Modem? Seeing as two of them are ethernet connected I would have thought those two would not connect to TP Link because they are literally hard wired to the modem via ethernet cables.
Any thoughts or suggestios appreciated.
Hugh2202
@David-TP Hi David - I have attached a screen shot from the Tether App showing two of the Telstra Boosters under the list of connected devices to my Range Extender. You will also notice a TL-WA850RE device connected to this device. Is it unusual to have a TP Link Range Extender connecting to another TP Link Range Extender?
SSID for all devices is (are) the same.
