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2021-05-26 20:00:22
@Punith Brick and cement walls negatively impact WiFi signal. Ignore my updates to floor plan in previous post, this will have to be done completely differently. ------------ How to wire house for...
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2021-05-26 14:26:59
@aasimenator "So how was I wrong in assuming that the newer generation DECO Series of Mesh Routers, which costs 3 TIMES as much as the C1200 I have back from 2018 that lists exactly the same thing on...
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2021-05-26 14:05:22
@Punith I'll give it a try. You will need WiFi mesh with three units: M (Main Unit), and two Satellite Units: S1, S2. This is what I would recommended, assuming walls are made of wood (better WiFi...
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2021-05-26 13:33:22
@ralfBLEES Turn AX5400 router WiFi off. Configure Deco mesh with 2 SSIDs you used in router. Deco mesh has Main and Guest networks.
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2021-05-26 13:30:05
@FrederickP This installation would work, but it may not get you an optimal WiFi coverage. I would try something different, but it depends on how large your house is, is attic room as large as first...
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2021-05-25 20:34:32
@eduardoRoth Firstly, 867Mbps is theoretical maximum. In all my tests I never squeezed more than 470Mbps from Main Deco M5, and my wired Internet is gigabit. I am impressed you managed to get...
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