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The best thing to do is to run cables to different rooms and add access points there. I've done that using cheap Gl.iNet devices that I've flashed vanilla OpenW
by cassianoleal 5y ago
The best thing to do is to run cables to different rooms and add access points there. I've done that using cheap Gl.iNet devices that I've flashed vanilla OpenWRT and just run them as dumb-ish APs with VLAN support.
If you're unable to run cables, a mesh WiFi solution might be your best bet.
- darkwater 5y agoCurrently I have a couple of Asus AC1900 that support both (Mesh via wifi only or cable), connected by cable. I'm not that satisfied with them, a few hiccups from time to time and I keep them basically because I got them for free. But this Omnia looks indeed interesting. The drawback of multiple APs is that you have to do multiple, identical configurations for the SSIDs on each one of them.
- cassianoleal 5y agoYou do. The good part is that WiFi roaming via 802.11r on OpenWRT is a breeze to configure and has been working flawlessly for me.