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Asked by gotti777 in Wireless Technologies, Wireless Networking Range Extenders, Wireless Network Access Points
Ok my question might be fairly simple. I have one building with standard setup ( T3 , Cisco Routers, Switches ect.) Now I have until recently gotten by with a standard WRT54G router but we expanded our building and purchased a Access point WAP54G to Extend our signal to the other side. I am assuming I should be using wireless repeater setting on the access point. After talking with tech Support (called 3 times tiring to find someone I can get to understand the situation got 3 different responses) one told me to use wireless bridge one told me to use to get wireless expanders in stead of using access points. Anyhow Should I get rid of the Wireless Router (WRT54g) and get 2 Access points (WAP54G) or will the Router and access point setup work fine. Second is the repeater mode the best option for me or should I be using one of the other methods. I have a jack anywhere I put the Access point but one of the Support tech told me I didnt have to use the jack in repeater mode. Is that also true? I am looking to put out just one signal thru out the building.
Well I got 3 Ap's and got rid of the router. I set one up fine. Then I go to the other side of the building and get a low signal. So I plug in the other Ap about 1/2 way and set it up using repeater add the Mac (with no wep for now) same channel and ssid. Take off the network cable not sure if it helps with it on or off. But still get low signal. Do I have to get off the connection then back on So it picks up the signal from the closest ap or will it do it automatically but even if I try that I still get low signal. Also can I use more than one Ap repeater? Will I be better off geting some Dedicated repeaters?
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