Hi guys
need some advise on the above. I am currently using a Asus AC2400 modem router (already 5 years) , which have pretty decent wifi coverage in the entire house except for 1 room.
- the AC2400 is connected to a gigabit switch which in turn is connected to the main ethernet port to link to ethernet ports to my bedrooms
- all my rooms were wired with ethernet points
-my new laptops all don't have ethernet ports, so have to rely on wifi coverage for internet
I want to have the seamless connection of wifi throughout the apartment , i.e same SSID
Qns:
1. can I buy just 1 x Google Wifi and connect it to the ethernet port of the room with low signal coverage?
2. or do I need a pair etc, and connect 1 to my router direct etc? the issue is that I may not have as strong coverage for the other rooms in that case and I may end up having to buy more.
3. presumably if I can use just 1, can it still be the same said throughout the apartment without having to switch between SSIDs?
4. is there a better solution to my case, with reasonable setup cost and ease of setting up?
Please advise. thanks in advance.
Jim
need some advise on the above. I am currently using a Asus AC2400 modem router (already 5 years) , which have pretty decent wifi coverage in the entire house except for 1 room.
- the AC2400 is connected to a gigabit switch which in turn is connected to the main ethernet port to link to ethernet ports to my bedrooms
- all my rooms were wired with ethernet points
-my new laptops all don't have ethernet ports, so have to rely on wifi coverage for internet
I want to have the seamless connection of wifi throughout the apartment , i.e same SSID
Qns:
1. can I buy just 1 x Google Wifi and connect it to the ethernet port of the room with low signal coverage?
2. or do I need a pair etc, and connect 1 to my router direct etc? the issue is that I may not have as strong coverage for the other rooms in that case and I may end up having to buy more.
3. presumably if I can use just 1, can it still be the same said throughout the apartment without having to switch between SSIDs?
4. is there a better solution to my case, with reasonable setup cost and ease of setting up?
Please advise. thanks in advance.
Jim
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