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Originally Posted by sinharishi
(Post 5638699)
I am looking to extend coverage, existing setup consist of Airtel Xtreme coverage plan. The extra router/repeater is currently placed in the bedroom. I am moving my home office to another room which has poor coverage. I intend to buy a router that can transmit up 300 mbps, this will be plugged into the main router and installed closer to the other bedroom. Don't want to spend a lot of money since this will be a temporary setup. Any suggestions on router/repeater? Should be plug and play. |
Originally Posted by sinharishi
(Post 5638699)
I am looking to extend coverage, existing setup consist of Airtel Xtreme coverage plan. The extra router/repeater is currently placed in the bedroom. ..... I intend to buy a router that can transmit up 300 mbps, this will be plugged into the main router and installed closer to the other bedroom. |
Originally Posted by NetfreakBombay
(Post 5639372)
In that case, some extender like this will easily do 300 mbps : |
Originally Posted by sinharishi
(Post 5638699)
I am looking to extend coverage, existing setup consist of Airtel Xtreme coverage plan. The extra router/repeater is currently placed in the bedroom. I am moving my home office to another room which has poor coverage. I intend to buy a router that can transmit up 300 mbps, this will be plugged into the main router and installed closer to the other bedroom. Don't want to spend a lot of money since this will be a temporary setup. Any suggestions on router/repeater? Should be plug and play. |
Originally Posted by sinharishi
(Post 5641933)
Thank you! Can this be easily paired with Airtel black box? |
Originally Posted by emkay.india
(Post 5642043)
Try the Airtel mesh which is just 100 rupees rental per month. It can be installed in the other room and will be able to give good connection speed. If it's not upto your expectation you can cancel it anytime. Refundable deposit of Rs.1000 is needed. My main airtel router is in the 2nd floor and I use this Airtel mesh in first floor for a desktop computer and for my parents' mobiles with no compaints. |
Originally Posted by NetfreakBombay
(Post 5643534)
Yes, can be paired with any WiFi router. There are cheaper ones as well, starting form ~2k. Speed will reduce with those (due to chipset and radio. config), you can try if any of those work. Try to get AC1200 or better. Example : https://www.amazon.in/TP-Link-RE305-...dp/B01MD1SKLL/ |
Originally Posted by sinharishi
(Post 5645033)
Already have this in one bedroom. The coverage from this additional device is mediocre at its best.... I have placed the order for AC1200. Thank you for all the help. |
Originally Posted by NetfreakBombay
(Post 5645059)
You might have to find a spot that is between router and bedroom. If signal is already bad in that bedroom, adding an extender will provide very marginal improvement. |
Originally Posted by Sheel
(Post 5647698)
I have a pair of AX-1800 Deco X20. My main modem (Jio) gives me internet connection but of late, Deco's LED is red. |
Originally Posted by subie_socal
(Post 5657271)
Hey folks, So I recently upgraded my archaic Wifi 5 router from my ISP to an 802.11ax (Wifi 6) router from Asus. While the router works functions fine and fulfils all my requirements, I'm not able to update the firmware (via OTA). I've tried it via the Asus router app, the routers dasboard but it fails to update. Can anyone help me with this? |
Originally Posted by lxskllr
(Post 5657332)
Hey, ISP provided routers can only be upgraded by the ISP. Mind sharing the model number of the router? Usually ISPs lock this functionality even if a similar model is available off the shelf. |
Originally Posted by subie_socal
(Post 5657338)
I am also using the ISP provided router as it also functions as the ONT, so it provides the internet to Asus. A.ll the other functions have been relegated to the Asus. The model is Asus AX1800hp. Forgot to add the model name, sorry�� |
Originally Posted by lxskllr
(Post 5657361)
Hey man, if it has ONT built in, difficult to upgrade. Contact your ISP directly. I tried searching for custom firmware - no luck. What you could do is buy a standalone ONT, get a router and then spoof the ONT into thinking this is ISP Provided ONT. Since you mentioned you are happy with the router, why bother. |
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