Can 2 different TP LINK Routers in 2 separate homes be controlled separately?
Newb here, so sorry for the probable dumb question.
In our home way up in the cold north we have a TP Link AC1900 Archer C9 running so that we can monitor a WiFi water leak detector. We are currently in a RV park in much warmer Texas for the winter and the WiFi in the RV park is extremely slow. It is supposedly 3mbps up and 3 down, but the bandwidth is very limited, the cable guy said. The community's cable company which supplies the WiFi offers a higher speed WiFi package that I planned on ordering. (I think they provide a poorly performing WiFi just to sell more high speed packages, but that's another story)
After having pretty good luck with the AC1900 C9 at home, I decided to buy a AX1500 Wi-Fi 6 Router to set up in the RV.
1. Will setting up another TP LInk router here interfere in any way with our router settings back home? My guess is no, because the cable/WiFi provider up north is a different cable/WiFi provider here in Texas.
2. Would I want to set up a different username and password that we use up north to set up the Texas router network?
3. Can 2 different TP Link routers in 2 different homes be set up and controlled separately? My guess is yes, because this situation will be two different cable/wifi providers?
4. Anything else I should know?
TIA