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re: Can I Link two routers together?
Posted on 1/1/17 at 12:27 am to shaqtaw
Posted on 1/1/17 at 12:27 am to shaqtaw
Most home routers are configurable for other use.
If you can and the device allows, you want to set it as Wireless Access Point (WAP) and hardwire it to your other router/WAP. Extenders/repeaters are terribad in general. They do nothing but repeat traffic from your original router/WAP. Bandwidth is chopped in half and you also have more wireless noise filling the air.
Extenders/repeaters have some use, but only in must use scenarios. Great, you extended the coverage of your wireless network, but oh crap, it's slow as hell.
If you can and the device allows, you want to set it as Wireless Access Point (WAP) and hardwire it to your other router/WAP. Extenders/repeaters are terribad in general. They do nothing but repeat traffic from your original router/WAP. Bandwidth is chopped in half and you also have more wireless noise filling the air.
Extenders/repeaters have some use, but only in must use scenarios. Great, you extended the coverage of your wireless network, but oh crap, it's slow as hell.
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Posted on 1/1/17 at 10:46 am to drizztiger
I'm glad that I found this message board. This is the question I wanted to ask to the expert (I haven't found yet)! I have appeared in the right place in due time! Thanks for necessary information! 
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