What setup do I need for use in an RV park
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What setup do I need for use in an RV park
Region : UnitedStates
Model : TL-WA5210G
Hardware Version : V2
Firmware Version :
ISP : Centurylink
So I work from home, and recently decided to exploit this fact and have started summering different places in my RV. I talked to the owners at the RV park I am staying at and they seem willing to allow me to have a cable or DSL modem installed at their front office. While I am a techy person, I am a little unclear on the exact capabilities of the outdoor equipment (and have never set up a bridge/AP type setup). I have about 15 or so devices in my RV. Can I set up on of the CPE's at the office and the other on my RV. Do they do their own routing and can I connect multiple clients to the CPE at the same time? Or will I need to connect it to a separate access point? I have some device in my RV that are 2.4ghz only, but if I could, I would like the CPE's to use 5ghz to avoid interference from the park wifi and people with hotspots.
Model : TL-WA5210G
Hardware Version : V2
Firmware Version :
ISP : Centurylink
So I work from home, and recently decided to exploit this fact and have started summering different places in my RV. I talked to the owners at the RV park I am staying at and they seem willing to allow me to have a cable or DSL modem installed at their front office. While I am a techy person, I am a little unclear on the exact capabilities of the outdoor equipment (and have never set up a bridge/AP type setup). I have about 15 or so devices in my RV. Can I set up on of the CPE's at the office and the other on my RV. Do they do their own routing and can I connect multiple clients to the CPE at the same time? Or will I need to connect it to a separate access point? I have some device in my RV that are 2.4ghz only, but if I could, I would like the CPE's to use 5ghz to avoid interference from the park wifi and people with hotspots.
