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Seeking Help Purchasing Mesh Routers and Access Point
- By Sivabhaskar
- Wired Broadband Services
- 2 Replies
I'm looking to purchase Access Point devices to expand our Airtel & JioFiber's home broadband networks.
Existing Modem Models:
Airtel (40Mbps Plan) --> Nokia G-2425G-A (4 Lan Ports)
JioFiber (150Mbps Plan) --> JC0500 (3 LAN Ports)
Both these modems are placed inside a glass shelf in the living room, with the 5Ghz band's signals limited to only that hall. The 2.4Ghz band has weak signals in the other rooms.
Requirements:
Bedroom --> Needing the 5Ghz band signals of both Airtel & Jio. Devices include a 4K TV, a laptop & 2 mobile phones.
Roof --> Needing at least the 2.4Ghz signal, to connect our Solar Panel's data collection device to the internet. But I'm looking for a 5Ghz band capable Access Point, so that we could also connect our mobile phones to it whenever we are in the roof.
Existing Wiring:
The house already has CAT6 LAN cables running from inside the living room shelf (where the 2 modems are setup) to every other room in the house, including one on the roof & one on the parking floor.
Purchase Plan:
I'm on a budget. Meaning, I'm not looking to future proof the network by adding Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 7 capable routers. So I'm planning to purchase the following:
Bedroom:
Two Mesh Routers of TP-Link's Deco M4 model.
Roof:
1 Range Extender of TP-Link's RE205 or RE220 Models.
Usage:
As you would've already guessed, I'm planning to use both the routers & the range extender in Access Point modes, by hooking them up with the existing LAN cables & connecting them to the Airtel & JioFiber modems.
Your Suggestions:
1) The Deco M4 seems to be the cheapest Deco with Gigabit Ethernet Ports. This is the main reason I'm going for the Deco M4 instead of just buying 3 Range Extenders, which only have 10/100M Ethernet Ports. Is there any alternative that you could think of?
2) I'm a bit undecided with the Range Extender model though. The choices are between the RE200, RE205 & the RE220 models. I read an Amazon Review that suggested that the RE205 is better than the RE200. The differences seems to be with the antennas & the wireless features. RE200 has 3 internal antennas, whereas the RE205 has 2 external antennas. The RE220 has 3 internal antennas too, but the TP-Link website suggests that it could connect more devices. So I'm kind of inclining toward the RE220. There is not much of a price difference between the 3 models though. Should I go for the RE220?
Here is TP-Link's comparison between the 3 models. Take a look at the Wireless Features section.
www.tp-link.com
Existing Modem Models:
Airtel (40Mbps Plan) --> Nokia G-2425G-A (4 Lan Ports)
JioFiber (150Mbps Plan) --> JC0500 (3 LAN Ports)
Both these modems are placed inside a glass shelf in the living room, with the 5Ghz band's signals limited to only that hall. The 2.4Ghz band has weak signals in the other rooms.
Requirements:
Bedroom --> Needing the 5Ghz band signals of both Airtel & Jio. Devices include a 4K TV, a laptop & 2 mobile phones.
Roof --> Needing at least the 2.4Ghz signal, to connect our Solar Panel's data collection device to the internet. But I'm looking for a 5Ghz band capable Access Point, so that we could also connect our mobile phones to it whenever we are in the roof.
Existing Wiring:
The house already has CAT6 LAN cables running from inside the living room shelf (where the 2 modems are setup) to every other room in the house, including one on the roof & one on the parking floor.
Purchase Plan:
I'm on a budget. Meaning, I'm not looking to future proof the network by adding Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 7 capable routers. So I'm planning to purchase the following:
Bedroom:
Two Mesh Routers of TP-Link's Deco M4 model.
Roof:
1 Range Extender of TP-Link's RE205 or RE220 Models.
Usage:
As you would've already guessed, I'm planning to use both the routers & the range extender in Access Point modes, by hooking them up with the existing LAN cables & connecting them to the Airtel & JioFiber modems.
Your Suggestions:
1) The Deco M4 seems to be the cheapest Deco with Gigabit Ethernet Ports. This is the main reason I'm going for the Deco M4 instead of just buying 3 Range Extenders, which only have 10/100M Ethernet Ports. Is there any alternative that you could think of?
2) I'm a bit undecided with the Range Extender model though. The choices are between the RE200, RE205 & the RE220 models. I read an Amazon Review that suggested that the RE205 is better than the RE200. The differences seems to be with the antennas & the wireless features. RE200 has 3 internal antennas, whereas the RE205 has 2 external antennas. The RE220 has 3 internal antennas too, but the TP-Link website suggests that it could connect more devices. So I'm kind of inclining toward the RE220. There is not much of a price difference between the 3 models though. Should I go for the RE220?
Here is TP-Link's comparison between the 3 models. Take a look at the Wireless Features section.
Compare Product: RE200 vs RE205 vs RE220
www.tp-link.com
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Seeking Help Anyone using JioFiber 398 plan? If so, then please inform whether it is possible to downgrade the plan to 198 from MyJio/CC
- By Debjit Pal
- Reliance JioFiber
- 19 Replies
I want a new 10 Mbps connection without any STB (OTT/channel benefits) for my indoor CCTV which used to cost Rs. 198 monthly at launch (backup plan) but is discontinued. Only 398 (198 + 200 OTT add-on) is available for new booking. So I thought if it is possible to book new connection of Rs. 398 and downgrade to Rs. 198 afterwards. If anyone is using Rs. 398 plan please check and inform, it would be of much help. Thank you 
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