I need to setup wifi at a house thats actually more of an office. every room is an office... somewhat.
so signal is literally very important.

I wanted to have dual radios (a/n and b/g/n) in a few routerboards ... the only one that looks/is easy to setup is the rb2011-wifi but thats only 2.4 and i need 5Ghz also.

Can anyone advise on how to achieve this with what hardware?

To use both 2,4 and 5ghz, you'll ned a setup With 2 wlan Cards. No standard system from MT have this. You need a Board, and add another card.

Try http://routerboard.com/RB411UAHR as one possibility. and put it to a http://routerboard.com/CA411-711 and have a cheep abgn card to it.

To use both 2,4 and 5ghz, you'll ned a setup With 2 wlan Cards. No standard system from MT have this. You need a Board, and add another card.

Try http://routerboard.com/RB411UAHR as one possibility. and put it to a http://routerboard.com/CA411-711 and have a cheep abgn card to it.

If the 2.4GHz n is not really needed then the RB411AR should do the trick with added R52nM (or R52) for 5 GHz operations. Why the need for an GSM model, which is more expensive and that functionality is not needed anyway?
http://routerboard.com/RB411AR

To use both 2,4 and 5ghz, you'll ned a setup With 2 wlan Cards. No standard system from MT have this. You need a Board, and add another card.

Try http://routerboard.com/RB411UAHR as one possibility. and put it to a http://routerboard.com/CA411-711 and have a cheep abgn card to it.

If the 2.4GHz n is not really needed then the RB411AR should do the trick with added R52nM (or R52) for 5 GHz operations. Why the need for an GSM model, which is more expensive and that functionality is not needed anyway?
http://routerboard.com/RB411AR

I Just answered the Question. witch was a/n - b/g/n

There is a lot of cheep hardware that is possible to use.

To use both 2,4 and 5ghz, you'll ned a setup With 2 wlan Cards. No standard system from MT have this. You need a Board, and add another card.

Try http://routerboard.com/RB411UAHR as one possibility. and put it to a http://routerboard.com/CA411-711 and have a cheep abgn card to it.

If the 2.4GHz n is not really needed then the RB411AR should do the trick with added R52nM (or R52) for 5 GHz operations. Why the need for an GSM model, which is more expensive and that functionality is not needed anyway?
http://routerboard.com/RB411AR

I Just answered the Question. witch was a/n - b/g/n

There is a lot of cheep hardware that is possible to use.

The RB411UAHR does not have b,g,n either, so why to recommend that?