upgrade solution with AX73 to which one ?
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Hello,
I have an AX73 router that works well.
However, my internet connection isn't 100% reliable, so I need to switch to a 4G solution for several months, and the AX73 doesn't allow it.
Knowing that I also have three RE300, RE330, and RE700X WiFi repeaters that aren't Powerline
and two PA7017P Powerline sockets, for homeassistant and antenna wifi
Is it better to install a 4G WiFi router (like a MiFi) with an RJ45 port and connect it to the AX73's WAN port,
or switch to a router that can handle 4G and a wired connection, as well as multiple IP addresses? I have home automation equipment, so I need more than 50 fixed IP addresses. Or like a Deco X50 and swapping my powerline repeaters to Wi-Fi, knowing that I'm using three-phase power... so I need outlets that can handle both powerline and Wi-Fi, unless you have a three-phase powerline model.
What would you recommend?
I have a satellite plan for €20 including tax, Starlink is twice as expensive, and I have 350GB for €15 in 4G, hence the switch to 4G, because for six months of the year, it's 20GB per month.
Bonjour,
J'ai un routeur AX73 qui fonctionne bien.
Cependant ma connexion internet n'étant pas fiable à 100% je dois passer sur une solution 4G pendant plusieurs mois et le AX73 ne le permet pas.
Sachant que j'ai aussi 3 répéteurs wifi RE300, RE330 et RE700X qui ne sont pas CPL
et 2 prises CPL PA7017P pour un homeassistant et une antenne wifi.
Vaut il mieux mettre un routeur wifi 4g de type mifi avec port rj45, et le mettre sur la pate Wan du AX73,
ou passer sur un routeur qui sait gérer la 4G et une connexion filaire ainsi que de nombreuses IP, j'ai des équipements domotiques, donc un besoin de plus de 50 IP fixes.
ou Comme un Deco X50 et changer mes répéteurs CPL et les passer en CPL Wifi, tout en sachant aussi que je suis en triphasé... donc des prises qui savent passer et par cpl et par wifi, sauf si vous avez un modèle CPL qui fonctionne en triphasé.
Qu'auriez vous à me conseiller ?
Merci
J'ai un forfait satelite à 20€TTC, Starlink est 2 fois plus cher, et j'ai 350Go à 15€ en 4G, d'ou ce passage en 4g, car 6 mois de l'année c'est 20Go par mois.
Hi @Joseph-TP
Deco X50 is a good product for 50Ip permanently, and sothimes 70 or 80 IP ?
This model is with CPL or Wifi, or CPL and Wifi ?
I mean this :
Here modem/main routeur is same main deco
What is difference between X50 and PX50 ?
PX 50 is with CPL i can see.
Ca n i have X50 for main, and other deoc with CPL and Wifi like picture ?
Thanks
If you click on the blue colored text in my previous post, you'll se more details about these devices.
For example one unit of Deco X50-4G can cover about 230 sq. meters area and can handle over 150 devices.
Regarding the topolgy in question:
If you choose a Deco X50-4G device, it will be your 4G main router and there's no need of a separate Modem/Main router (as in the diagram below).
Q4: Do I need to wire all my Deco units together to use the Ethernet Backhaul feature?
No. You can wire any satellite Deco to the Deco unit(s) that you want to use with the Ethernet Backhaul feature, and other units can be connected via the Mesh Wi-Fi backhaul, if desired, allowing you to mix and match your backhaul preferences. In the example below, the Ethernet Backhaul is only being used between Deco units that wired connected together.
For example:
.If it's necessary you can always add another (wired or wireless) Deco unit to the X50-4G and expand your wireless coverage further.