Does anyone have experience (good, bad or otherwise) in using an old router as an access point but connecting the AP via a PowerLine adaptor. I have an XB7 (Arris) and a 1.5 GB internet plan but the stability (not strength per se) my wireless conne...
Hello, As the subject of the post suggests I am wondering if I am able to continue to use the provided router as an access point? I am one of the few who has Rogers FTTH, but now the problem is that the only 2.5gb port is used for WAN access by the O...
Hello all!I’ve seen multiple suggestions online on the “best” way to setup a third-party mesh system with the Rogers modem, and now I have just a few questions surrounding my current setup.I currently have a TP-Link Deco M4R mesh system connected to ...
I have a Hitron CGNM-3552 (192.168.0.1) and a TP-Link AC1900 Archer C80 (192.168.0.2 in access point mode) connected together via a LAN cable. The LAN speed of this connection on TP-Link shows 1gbps. I believe the LAN speed on the CGNM is also 1gbps ...
Hello - Was just wondering if it is possible to connect an older router I have as an access point to stretch my wireless network into my basement when running a Rogers Ignite Modem? I am currently running Rogers Ignite Modem in normal wifi mode and ...
I need to pair a Bluetooth device, using the following methods.Here's some info from the manufacturer:If they have band steering, ie. only 1 SSID for both 2.4 and 5GHz bands, then you have to use AP mode on the device. If they have separate SSID, the...