1) For redundancy, do you mean to have 3 conceal lan cables to living room?
Also adding points means I have to change the face plate of the data points in the DB right? (currently is 4 connection points i think)
Basically adding at least 2 more since you already have one LAN point prepared by HDB. Can mount one more faceplate, no big deal, very simple job , get a paid service to do it nicely.
Unless your dB area is running out of space.
2) I read your diagram a few post above. Is the managed switching trying to achieve the same effect without adding addition lan points?
You need to have 2 managed switch to do the SINGLE LAN trunking to move all LAN traffics. This is useful for those that already done renovation and don't want to lay more cables to spoil the house ID
I do not recommend VLAN to users whom are not familiar with basic network stuff, to save you trouble.
3) If i set up the primary router inside the DB, ie. wireless access point inside the DB box, it would save the trouble of laying new lan cables, but would the wireless signal be severely affected?[because it needs some skill to configure
Putting wireless Router at DB will impact wireless coverage unless it is near living hall .
Your IPTV will need to use one LAN point..
Your smart TV, streaming box all need Internet. LAN connections still have the most stable connection.
As such putting router to TV console is essential unless you just want starhub contents.
ISP : Starhub
Router : 2 nos. of ea7500 max-stream ac1900
TV box : Starhub TV box
5 Rm bto
Thnx for the explanations. I have a few questions ..
1) For redundancy, do you mean to have 3 conceal lan cables to living room?
Also adding points means I have to change the face plate of the data points in the DB right? (currently is 4 connection points i think)
2) I read your diagram a few post above. Is the managed switching trying to achieve the same effect without adding addition lan points?
3) If i set up the primary router inside the DB, ie. wireless access point inside the DB box, it would save the trouble of laying new lan cables, but would the wireless signal be severely affected?