Hello all,
Looking to create a wireless bridge between two buildings.
I have measured their distances and these are 12 meters apart. Wiring CAT5E/6 isn't really an option right now, since I'd have to go around the lot perimeter and I'd easily exceed the 100 meter limit. Fiber cable is also not an option (residential buildings)
I currently have a wireless N 300 2.4ghz access point at the exact location where I want to setup the first bridge, and standing at the point where I need to have the other bridge set up, I get about 25/25 upstream/downstream via a speedtest (my internet is 50 mbps up/down).
I'm looking to pickup a pair of 5ghz AC routers and set these up in a wireless bridge so the other building can get some sort of connectivity. Was thinking of picking up a pair of Asus RT-AC68Us or 87/88Us for this purpose. Would you guys have any other recommendation? What kind of network bandwidth should I theoretically be seeing? I have no experience in this whatsoever. My goal if possible is to have the link to as close to gigabit speeds for network transfer (if possible).
Can anyone chime in on this?
Thanks!
Looking to create a wireless bridge between two buildings.
I have measured their distances and these are 12 meters apart. Wiring CAT5E/6 isn't really an option right now, since I'd have to go around the lot perimeter and I'd easily exceed the 100 meter limit. Fiber cable is also not an option (residential buildings)
I currently have a wireless N 300 2.4ghz access point at the exact location where I want to setup the first bridge, and standing at the point where I need to have the other bridge set up, I get about 25/25 upstream/downstream via a speedtest (my internet is 50 mbps up/down).
I'm looking to pickup a pair of 5ghz AC routers and set these up in a wireless bridge so the other building can get some sort of connectivity. Was thinking of picking up a pair of Asus RT-AC68Us or 87/88Us for this purpose. Would you guys have any other recommendation? What kind of network bandwidth should I theoretically be seeing? I have no experience in this whatsoever. My goal if possible is to have the link to as close to gigabit speeds for network transfer (if possible).
Can anyone chime in on this?
Thanks!