Thanks for the reply. To use the ap ok with the cable instead for the repeater mode to know if the simple solution?Yes, both setups are possible without problem. Using a cable for a second access-point is always better then using a mesh/wifi bridge to extend the network but, as said, both is possible.
RouterOS/Mikrotik does require some basic knowledge to get this to work though. There is numerous ways of accomplishing this using different configurations.
Huh?.... using the cable to do this is really easy. And will yield much better throughput.Thanks for the reply. To use the ap ok with the cable instead for the repeater mode to know if the simple solution?Yes, both setups are possible without problem. Using a cable for a second access-point is always better then using a mesh/wifi bridge to extend the network but, as said, both is possible.
RouterOS/Mikrotik does require some basic knowledge to get this to work though. There is numerous ways of accomplishing this using different configurations.
hello, to use the second RB as a repeater without cable as I do?Huh?.... using the cable to do this is really easy. And will yield much better throughput.Thanks for the reply. To use the ap ok with the cable instead for the repeater mode to know if the simple solution?Yes, both setups are possible without problem. Using a cable for a second access-point is always better then using a mesh/wifi bridge to extend the network but, as said, both is possible.
RouterOS/Mikrotik does require some basic knowledge to get this to work though. There is numerous ways of accomplishing this using different configurations.
Sorry, please try to explain again. I'm guessing English isn't your native language, but currently we just do not understand what you are trying to build/configure.hello, to use the second RB as a repeater without cable as I do?
Dear sir ,Sorry, please try to explain again. I'm guessing English isn't your native language, but currently we just do not understand what you are trying to build/configure.hello, to use the second RB as a repeater without cable as I do?
Using the devices you mentioned in one big WiFi network is possible, one as the gateway, one as an access-point basically extending the range. While possible to use a wireless uplink/mesh this will severely reduce and limit performance and if at all possible, is not advised.
Further then that, we do understand your questions.
Sorry, please try to explain again. I'm guessing English isn't your native language, but currently we just do not understand what you are trying to build/configure.hello, to use the second RB as a repeater without cable as I do?
Using the devices you mentioned in one big WiFi network is possible, one as the gateway, one as an access-point basically extending the range. While possible to use a wireless uplink/mesh this will severely reduce and limit performance and if at all possible, is not advised.
Further then that, we do understand your questions.
and you know how?Yes, this is the best way to do.
You need to setup the second routerboard as a default access-point. Use a the same SSID but a different wireless channel as the first one.Use you the default settings from the routerboard?
yes!Use you the default settings from the routerboard?