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Speed Home WiFi untereinander per LAN verbinden

8 months ago

Hallo zusammen, ich möchte mein Wi-Fi ausbauen. Habe aktuell einen Smart 3 Router und vier Speed Home Wi-Fi Mesh der Telekom. Da ich das Wi-Fi nun auch im Keller ausbauen möchte, dachte ich es macht vielleicht Sinn eine Mesh Station per LAN mit der nächsten im Keller per LAN Kabel zu verbinden da die Stahlbetondecke zwischen Erdgeschoss und Keller vielleicht etwas dicker ist und die Signalstärke stören könnte. Macht das Sinn, kann man zwei SHW per LAN Kabel überhaupt miteinander verbinden. Vielen Dank für eure Tipps. 

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    Ja, geht aber vorher per WPS koppeln.

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    Ja, geht aber vorher per WPS koppeln.

    Ja, geht aber vorher per WPS koppeln.
    Buster01
    Ja, geht aber vorher per WPS koppeln.

    @Martin9856: Das heißt, vorher die "Keller-Scheibe" ohne(!) LAN-Kabelverbindung in direkter Nähe zum Smart 3 per WPS koppeln. Danach im Keller aufstellen und per LAN-Kabel verbinden.

     

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