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Someone who would buy hardware like that would probably choose a wired router with pfSense and separate access points instead.
by dimensi0nal 9y ago
Someone who would buy hardware like that would probably choose a wired router with pfSense and separate access points instead.
- toast0 9y ago'wireless routers' usually work fine as an access point + Ethernet switch when you disable dhcpd and don't use the wan port (nice ones let you use the wan port as another lan port). They're usually cheaper than a dedicated access point too.
- alimbada 9y agoWhat's the advantage of disabling dhcpd?
- kabes 9y agoWell, he's talking about access points. You don't want multiple DHCP servers in your network.
- BuildTheRobots 9y agoI think OPs point is that he's already got a router running DHCP on the network, but if you disable all the router-like services on a second device you can use it as a dedicated access point.