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separate networks using TP-Link extender
separate networks using TP-Link extender
2024-03-01 00:57:17
Model: TL-WA855RE  
Hardware Version: V5
Firmware Version: 211125

I'm sorry if this has been answered many times before, I could not find it easily using search.

Is it possible to use model TL-WA855RE to separate its clients from the LAN nodes not going through it?

I want a roommate not to have access to the pcs that connect directly to the main router.

 

Is it possible with Model TL-WA855RE, either in extender or access point?

Perhaps using subnet masks?

 

I need to have the unit run in wireless mode both to the main router and its clients.

Running wires are not an option

 

Thanks!

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Re:separate networks using TP-Link extender
2024-03-07 10:21:30

  @rahzan 

 

If I understand correctly what you've described and your main router has a guest wireless network, you could take a look at this thread.

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Re:separate networks using TP-Link extender
2024-03-07 17:34:42

  @terziyski

Thank you.

It sounds like if I tether another router (with subnetting capability) off the main router then it can host the tp-link extender separately from the rest of the nodes off the main router. In which case we don't really need the extender, but it is a solution.

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Re:separate networks using TP-Link extender
2024-03-07 18:08:46

  @rahzan 

 

Yes - to use the guest network of your router you don't need an extender, but if the signal is weak in some areas you'll need the RE to widen ist coverage.

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