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Intro Today, I received a free Technicolor TG799vac Xtream router from my ISP, which seems to have quite decent hardware according to my google-fu. I already have a router (two technically speaking), so I have no real need for it. But I have a way it might come to use. See, currently I have one router without any radio, which I use as my main gateway and router. This is a really nice machine for the most part, so I really like having it for that purpose. But since I also need WiFi at home, I have my old router which only runs as an access point, forwarding all traffic to my router. Since this AP is upstairs, it wouldn’t be too bad having another AP downstairs, maybe somewhere where it gives better WiFi to my garden or garage. This is the idea at least. ...

I have a really nice router which i use to run PFsense on, which has a lot of useful services. However, it does not have Wi-Fi. So in order to provide Wi-Fi, I have to use another device as an access point. In my case I don’t have a pure access point, but I do have another router. This guide can also be used to attach several access point to a single LAN, if you need more than one to cover your whole house. ...

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