Is there a downloadable software to rapidly identify the IP address? I am used to TPlink that possesses the search IP address of each TPLink access point for example.
The other two routers are simply basic wifi routers. The house wifi ethernet connects to an output on the router. The second router connects an ethernet to the input port. The bridge acts like a long cat6 cable.
So do you have to separate networks with separate passwords? Could you use a WiFi extender instead of a second router to keep it all on the same information
Vice nice looking setup. What kind of speeds are you getting?
Very Nice, I need to bookmark this video for the future.
Is there a downloadable software to rapidly identify the IP address? I am used to TPlink that possesses the search IP address of each TPLink access point for example.
I'd like to know more about the router (wireless?) at the end of the 150'- how does that connect to the distant Adalov?
The other two routers are simply basic wifi routers. The house wifi ethernet connects to an output on the router. The second router connects an ethernet to the input port. The bridge acts like a long cat6 cable.
So do you have to separate networks with separate passwords? Could you use a WiFi extender instead of a second router to keep it all on the same information
So this bridge set is directional. Not point to point. Correct?
These are point to point (directional), meant for 2 way bridging.
If you want multiple to connect to one source, you'd need a PTMP set up.
Does it has an app?
Not that I know of. This bridge is simply to get internet from one building to another.
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