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Tp-link mesh network setup

Tp-link mesh network setup

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ChikolandZ
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10-06-2016, 01:08 AM
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Hi, for building mesh you need a reliable AP. You mentioned using the Tp-link EAP110, which should work well. There’s talk about an Omada controller as an alternative. Your main router is Archer Ax73 and the switch is Netacad GSM7248.
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ChikolandZ
10-06-2016, 01:08 AM #1

Hi, for building mesh you need a reliable AP. You mentioned using the Tp-link EAP110, which should work well. There’s talk about an Omada controller as an alternative. Your main router is Archer Ax73 and the switch is Netacad GSM7248.

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10-06-2016, 02:28 AM
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To meet local and global requirements, wireless antennas must stay within defined power limits. Exceeding them leads to legal issues and increased interference with nearby signals, potentially adding more noise. Companies have attempted workarounds by using advanced optimization methods and changing broadcast patterns to control signal spread. However, metal blocks all WiFi transmission, especially when trying to go through metal containers. A better approach is to connect Ethernet into the garage and install an AP there. If you're familiar with TP-Link dedicated APs, you should also consider Omada solutions. You can operate the AP in standalone mode or use a dedicated controller. Refer to documentation page 9 for details. Also, ensure PoE power is available to support Ethernet uplink for the EAP.
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TobiasJelskov
10-06-2016, 02:28 AM #2

To meet local and global requirements, wireless antennas must stay within defined power limits. Exceeding them leads to legal issues and increased interference with nearby signals, potentially adding more noise. Companies have attempted workarounds by using advanced optimization methods and changing broadcast patterns to control signal spread. However, metal blocks all WiFi transmission, especially when trying to go through metal containers. A better approach is to connect Ethernet into the garage and install an AP there. If you're familiar with TP-Link dedicated APs, you should also consider Omada solutions. You can operate the AP in standalone mode or use a dedicated controller. Refer to documentation page 9 for details. Also, ensure PoE power is available to support Ethernet uplink for the EAP.

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