Adding an AC1200 to extend range of AC1750 (Archer A7)

gliebisch

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Adding an AC1200 to extend range of AC1750 (Archer A7)

2024-11-23 15:08:48

Tags: #Range Extender Mode #Multi-SSID Mode

Model: TL-WA1201

Hardware Version: V3

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Just purchased an AC1200 TL-WA1201 to extend wireless range of an existing AC1750 main router several rooms away. I can connect the TL-WA1201 to the AC1750 with a WIRED Ethernet cable. So what mode should the new access point be in? Currently the system uses a single SSID, but with the new access point I would like to set it up as separate SSIDs for 2.4 and 5 Ghz.

-Gary L.

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Re:Adding an AC1200 to extend range of AC1750 (Archer A7)

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@gliebisch

If you're about to connect your main router and the AP with an ethernet cable you should use Access Point mode for the AP.

If you want a different SSIDs for the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz wireless networks just disable Smart Connect feature.

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