- I am having the following network diagram
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We have 2 locations here
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The first location is A and the second location is B
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Location A will be the one that is providing internet connection and it has AC MINI A
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AC MINI A at location A will be getting dhcp ip address from its upstream router
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Its local mac address will be 00:1A:DD:D9:5C:DF
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Location B has AC MINI B
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AC MINI B is having local mac address 00:1A:DD:DA:EB:FF
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AC MINI B will connect to AC MINI A via WDS technology
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The 2 locations can be linked up without using the traditional wired backbone
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When the WDS is up, PC at location B will be able to use the internet connection from location A
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Both location A and location B will be inside the same LAN network 192.168.1.0/24
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WDS configuration at AC MINI A
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Go to ‘AP’ > ‘Settings’
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Fix the channel width to ‘20/40 MHz’
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Fix the channel to ‘161’
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Fix the beacon rate to ‘6Mbps’
- Go to ‘AP’ > ‘WDS’ and click on ‘Add’
- At MAC address field, put in the MAC address of AC MINI B
- Save and apply all the changes
- WDS configuration at AC MINI B
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Go to ‘AP’ > ‘Settings’
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Fix the channel width to ‘20/40 MHz’
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Fix the channel to ‘161’
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Fix the beacon rate to ‘6Mbps’
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Go to ‘AP’ > ‘WDS’ and click on ‘Add’
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At MAC address field, put in the MAC address of AC MINI A
- Go to ‘AP’ > ‘Wireless SSID’ and create a wireless SSID
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This SSID will be broadcast-ed at location B
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PC at location B will be able to connect to this wifi ssid and go to the internet
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Save and apply all the changes