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[–] [email protected] 1 points 10 months ago (2 children)

Thank you for your reply. My house has three levels in total, where on the first floor the signsl is wuite strong, but gets really weak on the third level. Would it be easy to set up an AP with the same SSID as my router? I tried using a mikrotik hAP AC2 as AP, but everytime I connected it, I lost all internet connection in my home (router is an Asus AX3000). The userinterface is not quite noob-user friendly.

Preferably, I would have to change wifi network with my devices when moving from one floor to the other.

 

I know very little about setting up networks, so I would like to ask you all for advice. In my house I currently have a router that emits wifi signals at 2.4 GHz and 5Ghz. My router is placed at ground level and I have a couple of ethernet cables running through my house, all the way up to the attic. What I would prefer to do is to have some sort of access point in my attic, that is connected to the router through one of ethernetcables, that will function as 'amplifier' for my wifi.

What I saw online is that a repeater performs this job, but is usually presented as a device that picks up the wireless signal and amplifies that instead of signals coming from a wired connection. Can I set a repeater up in the way I described?