I'm not well versed in this, so this may be crude. Here's the scenerio: Connecting two houses with one ISP.
House 1 has the main internet from the provider.
House 2 will connect wirelessly to House 1, but on a separate network.
Here's the possible setup:
House 1: ISP modem >>> Router then connect Engenius ENS202 (access point) via cable to Router and aim ENS202 to House 2.
House 2: 2nd Engenius ENS202 aimed at House 1 and 1st ENS202.
Here's where I'm confused. I'm not sure how to configure the ENS202's in each house.
I'm assuming an Access Point would be in House 1
Should the 2nd ENS202 be in Bridge Mode or Repeater mode?
If in Bridge Mode, would another router have to be used in House 2? Or, could the ENS202 be used as a router as well?
I'm wanting to get the most internet speed at House 2.
I've read that in repeater mode the final speed is cut in half so I'm wanting the best (and least complicated) way to make this happen.
Anyone have any ideas?
House 1 has the main internet from the provider.
House 2 will connect wirelessly to House 1, but on a separate network.
Here's the possible setup:
House 1: ISP modem >>> Router then connect Engenius ENS202 (access point) via cable to Router and aim ENS202 to House 2.
House 2: 2nd Engenius ENS202 aimed at House 1 and 1st ENS202.
Here's where I'm confused. I'm not sure how to configure the ENS202's in each house.
I'm assuming an Access Point would be in House 1
Should the 2nd ENS202 be in Bridge Mode or Repeater mode?
If in Bridge Mode, would another router have to be used in House 2? Or, could the ENS202 be used as a router as well?
I'm wanting to get the most internet speed at House 2.
I've read that in repeater mode the final speed is cut in half so I'm wanting the best (and least complicated) way to make this happen.
Anyone have any ideas?