Wifi as WAN
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So far my best option is 2 clients (not sure what yet, leaning towards the TL-Link routers with ddwrt.)
Going to use the Edge Router X for the main router, since it supports 2 WANs out of the box.
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Shit, that means I need a AP too
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Here is what I am thinking about ordering:
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@anonymous said:
Shit, that means I need a AP too
Right, I was looking for a simpler solution, but really, nothing in home router class can do it.
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@anonymous said:
Here is what I am thinking about ordering:
This is what I would do. In fact, I might just get me a TP-Link anyway, because there is a Comcast Xfinitiy wireless in range of my house. As a subscriber, I can access it. Dual WAN for me!
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@JaredBusch said:
This is what I would do. In fact, I might just get me a TP-Link anyway, because there is a Comcast Xfinitiy wireless in range of my house. As a subscriber, I can access it. Dual WAN for me!
That's a great point! I can do that too! Fun project tonight!
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@anonymous said:
Like this, right?
https://msol.io/blog/tech/2015/03/10/how-i-doubled-my-internet-speed-with-openwrt/
I may have everything I need. I forgot I have an OLD cradlepoint.. Need to see if I can set it up to use WiFi as WAN
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@JaredBusch said:
@anonymous said:
Like this, right?
https://msol.io/blog/tech/2015/03/10/how-i-doubled-my-internet-speed-with-openwrt/
I may have everything I need. I forgot I have an OLD cradlepoint.. Need to see if I can set it up to use WiFi as WAN
What model?
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Deployment is tomorrow!
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@anonymous said:
Deployment is tomorrow!
Good luck!
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Deployment is complete and working great!
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My CradlePoint is an old original model with no built in WiFi, so cannot use it like this. I'll have to contemplate purchasing a TP-Link.
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@JaredBusch said:
My CradlePoint is an old original model with no built in WiFi, so cannot use it like this. I'll have to contemplate purchasing a TP-Link.
You should, it is working great and only $19.99!
Sometimes they go on sale for 9.99
