HenryJo
Novice Member
I have a Smart home setup with Google home mini and some Broadlink device controlling aircon/tv/stb and some sonoff devices controlling light garage doors and so on.
My problem is my router one can't always reach all the devices, I tried adding an extra old router with router one with a wired lan to lan port, pointing to router one in the second old router , disabled DHCP same code and Ssid on 2,4mhz different channel and ip above, but I always end up with 2 wireless Ssid on 2,4 ghz and my setup with Broadlink/sonoff devices only work with the one Ssid they were configured in the first place,
I can't move the router, så what are my options?
I have Asus RT-AC66U_b1 as router one and Asus RT-N56U as secondary.
Is there any possible configurations, so I would end up with only one Ssid and two routers on, so my Broadlink/Sonoff devices seen them as only one routers and connect to the one with the best signal ?
Or is the only Solution Linksys Velop Home Mesh or Google Wi-Fi mesh and will that work in this case ?
My problem is my router one can't always reach all the devices, I tried adding an extra old router with router one with a wired lan to lan port, pointing to router one in the second old router , disabled DHCP same code and Ssid on 2,4mhz different channel and ip above, but I always end up with 2 wireless Ssid on 2,4 ghz and my setup with Broadlink/sonoff devices only work with the one Ssid they were configured in the first place,
I can't move the router, så what are my options?
I have Asus RT-AC66U_b1 as router one and Asus RT-N56U as secondary.
Is there any possible configurations, so I would end up with only one Ssid and two routers on, so my Broadlink/Sonoff devices seen them as only one routers and connect to the one with the best signal ?
Or is the only Solution Linksys Velop Home Mesh or Google Wi-Fi mesh and will that work in this case ?