“Coverage area less than 900 sqf but involves several concrete walls separating rooms and doors must be closed. Would node at some midpoint help and what is the least expensive node option. MR6350 would connect to Dish fiber ethernet port.”
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A solution for this sort of problem that a lot of people overlook is Powerline technology. A Powerline adapter plugs into your wall and it has an Ethernet port you connect to your router. You then put another Powerline adapter in another room that has a device you want to connect. Alternatively, you can plug a second router into the 'client' Powerline adapter creating a 2nd hot spot (or more) in your house. Configuring such a network is a bit more complicated than setting up a mesh network, but in my experience provides a much more reliable connection than WiFi by itself.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi, Aztecaggie. The Linksys Mesh WiFi 5 Router (MR6350) can provide a coverage up to 1200 sq.ft. and supports 12+ devices. However, with this network topology, we may need to consider few things such as the distance of the connected devices from the router, and the spot where the unit will be placed to. For better assistance, email us at [email protected] with your contact details and the link to this review for our reference.
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