Phil Tann
@prymal81.bsky.social
Editor, device reviewer & general Geek for Ausdroid, Freelance Writer, Motorsport fan, Husband & Dad
Call a sparky to replace it? 🤣
May 29, 2025 at 11:48 AM
Call a sparky to replace it? 🤣
Sounds like a perfect scenario for a mesh setup - use the Ethernet to link the nodes.
100% honest thoughts: Wi-Fi 6 would be fine, but if you can afford it - with increasing devices coming out with Wi-Fi 7, you'll see better longevity.
Do you have any particular brands you like?
100% honest thoughts: Wi-Fi 6 would be fine, but if you can afford it - with increasing devices coming out with Wi-Fi 7, you'll see better longevity.
Do you have any particular brands you like?
April 1, 2025 at 8:49 PM
Sounds like a perfect scenario for a mesh setup - use the Ethernet to link the nodes.
100% honest thoughts: Wi-Fi 6 would be fine, but if you can afford it - with increasing devices coming out with Wi-Fi 7, you'll see better longevity.
Do you have any particular brands you like?
100% honest thoughts: Wi-Fi 6 would be fine, but if you can afford it - with increasing devices coming out with Wi-Fi 7, you'll see better longevity.
Do you have any particular brands you like?
How complex is your network?
Any VLANS?
IoT devices?
Guest network?
Do you have/need a VPN to home?
Does a single AP cover the house? Or would more provide better coverage?
Any VLANS?
IoT devices?
Guest network?
Do you have/need a VPN to home?
Does a single AP cover the house? Or would more provide better coverage?
April 1, 2025 at 11:39 AM
How complex is your network?
Any VLANS?
IoT devices?
Guest network?
Do you have/need a VPN to home?
Does a single AP cover the house? Or would more provide better coverage?
Any VLANS?
IoT devices?
Guest network?
Do you have/need a VPN to home?
Does a single AP cover the house? Or would more provide better coverage?
Specifically Wi-Fi 7?
April 1, 2025 at 11:10 AM
Specifically Wi-Fi 7?