Hi,
Just want to theoretically check something regarding the wireless repeating through one example.
Let's say I have two Mikrotik devices, each with one 2.4GHz 802.11 b/g/n MIMO radio and very good signal between them. First one is connected with wire to the Internet and wirelessly (with WDS) to second one. The second one is connected wirelessly (with WDS) to first one and at the same time AP for clients.
Two Mikrotiks should connect to each other on 802.11n standard as the signal is good.
Example 1
Let's say now that client which has only 802.11n standard connects to second device. Let's say if there was no wireless repeating the throughput for the client would be 150Mbit/s (2x2 MIMO = 300 Mbit/s in air).
Since there is wireless repeating the second device's radio interface is shared between the client and the WDS connection to the first device, so theoretically max. throughput should be 75 Mbit/s. Is this correct?
Example 2
Let's say now that client which has only 802.11g standard connects to second device instead of 802.11n client. Let's say if there was no wireless repeating the throughput for the client would be 20Mbit/s (54Mbit/s in air).
What will be the speed with wireless repeating?
Since the second device's radio is shared between WDS connection to first device and clients will the throughput be half - 10 Mbit/s?
Or it will be 20Mbit/s because the WDS link is on 802.11n and not on 802.11g?