Hey guys,
I'm planning to step-up my game with my residential network, but I'm not very familiar in this area. I read about mesh network and it looks pretty cool, especially when the router and/or the stations use a dedicated band to communicate between each other.
I initially wanted to go with the easy way with Google Wifi or Netgear Orbi, but it looks like I cannot activate a VPN client (to Private Internet Access) on the router. This is one feature I'm looking for since I want all my devices (wired and wireless) to have their communications encrypted once I enable the service.
That being said, I read that Ubiquiti is one of the best bang for the buck but it looks a bit complicated to have the right hardware when you want to go with a POE setup for the wireless Access Point.
Any of you can help me by telling me if I'm missing something?
What is your current setup?
Current topology
Projected setup
* I just noticed that I made a typo in my diagram about the Philips Hue Lights... We should read Philips instead of Philipes...
I'm planning to step-up my game with my residential network, but I'm not very familiar in this area. I read about mesh network and it looks pretty cool, especially when the router and/or the stations use a dedicated band to communicate between each other.
I initially wanted to go with the easy way with Google Wifi or Netgear Orbi, but it looks like I cannot activate a VPN client (to Private Internet Access) on the router. This is one feature I'm looking for since I want all my devices (wired and wireless) to have their communications encrypted once I enable the service.
That being said, I read that Ubiquiti is one of the best bang for the buck but it looks a bit complicated to have the right hardware when you want to go with a POE setup for the wireless Access Point.
Any of you can help me by telling me if I'm missing something?
What is your current setup?
Current topology
Projected setup
* I just noticed that I made a typo in my diagram about the Philips Hue Lights... We should read Philips instead of Philipes...
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