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Hello all,
I am looking at creating a decent wireless setup for a friends new house.
Their new house is currently wired as follows:
- Half the house has multiple Cat6 ethernet sockets (sockets, not cables) per room
(This feeds into a central server room with a rack and location of BT Smart Hub 2)
- The other half of the house does not have ethernet sockets.
The server room has a rack with multiple ports include POE
To keep things simple for them, I'd like spread one SSID around the entire house.
What's the best solution here?
Particularly as we want something that allows roaming.
And also particularly as half the house is wired up with CAT6, but the other half of the house is not (and is quite far away from the central server room).
I'd like to hardwire any wireless access points or MESH etc if this possible to achieve max rates.
I am looking at creating a decent wireless setup for a friends new house.
Their new house is currently wired as follows:
- Half the house has multiple Cat6 ethernet sockets (sockets, not cables) per room
(This feeds into a central server room with a rack and location of BT Smart Hub 2)
- The other half of the house does not have ethernet sockets.
The server room has a rack with multiple ports include POE
To keep things simple for them, I'd like spread one SSID around the entire house.
What's the best solution here?
Particularly as we want something that allows roaming.
And also particularly as half the house is wired up with CAT6, but the other half of the house is not (and is quite far away from the central server room).
I'd like to hardwire any wireless access points or MESH etc if this possible to achieve max rates.
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