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AP-903 and ap 802

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13 Oct 2019 08:40 #1 by g7pkf
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got 1 ap903 set as mesh root and 3X 802's as nodes. the 802's are wired to backhaul network.

problem is when near an 802 i see the wifi ok but no internet access, only single ssid as i understand the 802 does not work in mesh node with multiple ssid's yet.

anyone any ideas? tried another ap-903 in mesh node in place of an 802 and it works?

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01 Dec 2019 22:26 #2 by clivers
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If you have wired the 802's via Ethernet then you should use them in access point mode. The latest firmware supports multi ssids i think.

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20 Jan 2020 01:52 #3 by hornbyp
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clivers wrote: If you have wired the 802's via Ethernet then you should use them in access point mode.



Yet in firmware 1.3.2, there is an option in Mesh >> Mesh Setup | General Setup to select "Wired Uplink"

The manual says:

Check the box if the VigorAP connects to an uplinked mesh root or an uplinked mesh node with an Ethernet cable



(Personally, I can't quite get my head around the concept of a wired Mesh node. )

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08 Dec 2022 17:52 #4 by g7pkf
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Thanks I can understand it in the case if the wired side goes down it will mesh vis wi-fi? i don't really get why or why you would mesh a root in any circumstances apart from wired? surely it wouldnt work LOL

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