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Chris. Hope you are well and sorry to bother you but we have a question. When you were here recently and fixed our Wi-Fi issues you installed 2 new Wi-Fi networks: and We have had more issues since you were here and called Optimum to help trouble shoot. We now see we have 3 networks: and ???
<[email protected]> wrote: Hi Chris. Hope you are well and sorry to bother you but we have a question. When you were here recently and fixed our Wi-Fi issues you installed 2 new Wi-Fi networks: and We have had more issues since you were here and called Optimum to help trouble shoot. We now see
true mesh device, in that you still can't have them in daisy chain / railroad wifi configuration. In other words, if WAP1 is plugged into the modem, WAP2 can be wireless at the edge of WAP1's signal, but WAP3 can't be wireless off WAP2's signal, it HAS to talk to WAP1. So you're stuck in a wheel / sp
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Chris. Hope you are well and sorry to bother you but we have a question. When you were here recently and fixed our Wi-Fi issues you installed 2 new Wi-Fi networks: and We have had more issues since you were here and called Optimum to help trouble shoot. We now see we have 3 networks: and ?
PM, lesley taylor < > wrote: Hi Chris. Hope you are well and sorry to bother you but we have a question. When you were here recently and fixed our Wi-Fi issues you installed 2 new Wi-Fi networks: and We have had more issues since you were here and called Optimum to help trouble shoot. We now s
true mesh device, in that you still can't have them in daisy chain / railroad wifi configuration. In other words, if WAPI is plugged into the modem, WAP2 can be wireless at the edge of WAP1's signal, but WAP3 can't be wireless off WAP2's signal, it HAS to talk to WAP1. So you're stuck in a wheel / sp
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Chris. Hope you are well and sorry to bother you but we have a question. When you were here recently and fixed our Wi-Fi issues you installed 2 new Wi-Fi networks: and We have had more issues since you were here and called Optimum to help trouble shoot. We now see we have 3 networks: and ?
PM, lesley taylor < > wrote: Hi Chris. Hope you are well and sorry to bother you but we have a question. When you were here recently and fixed our Wi-Fi issues you installed 2 new Wi-Fi networks: and We have had more issues since you were here and called Optimum to help trouble shoot. We now s
true mesh device, in that you still can't have them in daisy chain / railroad wifi configuration. In other words, if WAP1 is plugged into the modem, WAP2 can be wireless at the edge of WAP1's signal, but WAP3 can't be wireless off WAP2's signal, it HAS to talk to WAP1. So you're stuck in a wheel / sp
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Chris. Hope you are well and sorry to bother you but we have a question. When you were here recently and fixed our Wi-Fi issues you installed 2 new Wi-Fi networks: and We have had more issues since you were here and called Optimum to help trouble shoot. We now see we have 3 networks: and ???
PM, lesley taylor < > wrote: Hi Chris. Hope you are well and sorry to bother you but we have a question. When you were here recently and fixed our Wi-Fi issues you installed 2 new Wi-Fi networks: and We have had more issues since you were here and called Optimum to help trouble shoot. We now see
true mesh device, in that you still can't have them in daisy chain / railroad wife configuration. In other words, if WAPI is plugged into the modem, WAP2 can be wireless at the edge of WAPI's signal, but WAP3 can't be wireless off WAP2's signal, it HAS to talk to WAP1. So you're stuck in a wheel / sp
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i Chris. Hope you are well and sorry to bother you but we have a question. When ou were here recently and fixed our Wi-Fi issues you installed 2 new Wi-Fi networks: and We have had more issues since you were here and called Optimum to hel trouble shoot. We now see we have 3 networks: and .?? Why do
PM, lesley taylor < > wrote: Hi Chris. Hope you are well and sorry to bother you but we have a question. When ou were here recently and fixed our Wi-Fi issues you installed 2 new Wi-Fi networks: and We have had more issues since you were here and called Optimum to hel trouble shoot. We now see we
true mesh device, in that you still can't have them in daisy chain / railroad wifi configuration. In other words, if WAPI is plugged into the modem, WAP2 can be wireless at the edge of WAPI's signal, but WAP3 can't be wireless off WAP2's signal, it HAS to talk to WAP I. So you're stuck in a wheel / s
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Hi Chris. Hope you are well and sorry to bother you but we have a question. Whens were here recently and fixed our Wi-Fi issues you installed 2 new Wi-Fi networks: We have had more issues since you were here and called ili um to hel trouble shoot. We now see we have 3 networks: and ??? Why do yo
42 PM, lesley taylor < > wrote: Hi Chris. Hope you are well and sorry to bother you but we have a question. Whens were here recently and fixed our Wi-Fi issues you installed 2 new Wi-Fi networks: We have had more issues since you were here and called ili um to hel trouble shoot. We now see we hav
rue mesh device, in that you still can't have them in daisy chain / railroad wife configuration. In other words, if WAP I is plugged into the modem, WAP2 can be wireless at the edge of WAP I's signal, but WAP3 can't be wireless off WAP2's signal, it HAS to talk to WAPI. So you're stuck in a wheel / s
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Chris. Hope you are well and sorry to bother you but we have a question. When you were here recently and fixed our Wi-Fi issues you installed 2 new Wi-Fi networks: and . We have had more issues since you were here and called Optimum to hel trouble shoot. We now see we have 3 networks: and .?? W
PM, lesley taylor < > wrote: Hi Chris. Hope you are well and sorry to bother you but we have a question. When you were here recently and fixed our Wi-Fi issues you installed 2 new Wi-Fi networks: and . We have had more issues since you were here and called Optimum to hel trouble shoot. We now see w
true mesh device, in that you still can't have them in daisy chain / railroad wifi configuration. In other words, if WAPI is plugged into the modem, WAP2 can be wireless at the edge of WAPI's signal, but WAP3 can't be wireless off WAP2's signal, it HAS to talk to WAPI. So you're stuck in a wheel / sp
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