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Further information: 

 

Great condition access point, perfect for increasing wifi signal. Has 5 Ethernet ports as well as the ability to extend existing wifi without creating a new ssid.

Simple to use and can be setup with the press of a button.

Still have the box and willing to post.


 
Photos:

 

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yes and no...

 

aimesh basically turns the “slave” router into an access point and extends the wifi network. Same ssid and seamless switching for the devices - they automatically move from one router to another based on signal strength. 
 

the rp-ac68u already does the same thing as it isn’t a router, rather an access point,  without the need for aimesh. 

 

but it can and does integrate into an aimesh network. I currently have 2 ASUS routers running in my home - rt-ac88u as the master and rt-ac5300 as slave.  I also had the rp-ac68u setup as part of this network, but the wifi strength is so good from the other 2 that it isn’t necessary. 
 

So that’s a long way of saying that it can integrate into an aimesh network, but the rp-ac68u itself cannot be turned into an aimesh slave (or node as they are called) as it already is one. 

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That's what i am unsure of, if it supports devices moving from one router to another automatically based on signal strength. I have 2 asus routers and was looking for a 3rd as I have double brick and hence signal does vary from room to room. 

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On 26/03/2020 at 6:10 PM, lonewolf said:

Sorry mate, missed this, They are Asus RT-68U and Asus DSL-68U

 

That’s some pretty good equipment already, although the latest asus stuff is in another league. I could be tempted to sell my rt-ac88u as well as the access point if you want a big step up. 

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