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December 14th, 2013 08:53 PM #1Hi Guys,
I need your help and suggestions about my WiFi set up. I currently have a PLDT DSL WiFi device and I'd like to connect an AP repeater para mabigyan ko ng WiFi yung mga relatives ko which are across the street. Anong brand ba ang maganda at pang long range talaga? Ang gusto ko sana ay kapag lumabas ako ng bahay ay magiging ganun din yung connection ko, kung baga automatic na lilipat sa mas malakas na WiFi signal. Is this possible?
Thanks!
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December 16th, 2013 10:52 AM #2
Repeater is something you intend to put in between in order to connect the 2 APs you wish to connect. So you have to install it outside your home, for that you need access to power & require a ruggedized repeater housing in order to protect the repeater electronics
Btw, how far is the separation between the 2 APs you intend to connect together?
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December 16th, 2013 11:02 AM #3
My previous setup, where my office was just across our house, was using a uni-directional antenna pointed to a router across the street. Naka bridge mode yung 2 routers (the one where the external antenna is connected and the router across the street).
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December 16th, 2013 11:11 AM #4
possible naman... kulang lang sa information na binigay mo is kung gaano kalayo yung house across the street... How many meters??
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December 16th, 2013 12:24 PM #5
There are multiple ways of addressing what you want. However, the best solution will depend on a lot of factors:
1. The distance between the farthest parts of the two house where WiFi coverage is required
2. The number of floors each houses have
3. The kind of materials the houses are mainly built with
4. How bad is WiFi interference in the 2.4 and 5GHz bands within the vicinity
Offhand, here are your choices:
1. The SIMPLEST and cheapest approach is to reposition the lone AP/Router so that both houses can get sufficient WiFi coverage.
2. Another approach is to utilize two (2) APs. The first one would be your AP/Router servicing your home. The 2nd one would be situated by a window facing the 2nd house, preferably on a higher floor, using either the built-in omni antenna or an external sector antenna.
3. The IDEAL method is to have two (2) APs and two (2) wireless bridges. The first AP would be your AP/Router in the first house while the 2nd AP would be in your relatives' house. These two APs will be joined by a pair of wireless bridges (search in Google for a description).
Use different channels for all APs. The two bridges should be using the same channel but different from the two APs.
Example: (can be in any combination of the three non-overlapping channels: 1, 6, and 11)
AP1: Channel 1
Bridge 1 and 2: Channel 6
AP2: Channel 11
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December 16th, 2013 10:53 PM #6Hi guys,
Sorry for the late reply. I've been searching for some long range outdoor AP. May nakita ako na Tenda yung brand. BTW the distance between my house and my relatives is approx 20m apart.
Kakayanin na kaya ng Tenda yung ganung distance, and this Tenda is rated for 1Km directional feed.
Hi Oj88, the AP and bridge that you are referring to, are they just the usual WiFi routers?
Thank you very much for your replies guys, please keep it comming.
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December 16th, 2013 11:38 PM #7
Spot on na yung sinabi ni oj88
Regarding Tenda medyo overkill na yan kung 20 meters lang pala
Pili ka na lang sa choices dito
villman.com/Category/Access-Points
or
pcx.com.ph/peripherals/networking/network-accessories.html
Sa cheapest alternative baka nga ito pwede na for that pero it still your choice
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