[virtuist]

Well that’s not quite accurate, the AP needs to be able to support connecting to other AP’s. Some vendors like Ubiquiti don’t play well with others, I just wanted to make sure if I get the new version and get some new AP’s that I’ll be able to extend the existing wireless network off of that TORONTO-AC router and not a completely separate Wi-Fi network. Can you confirm?

[virtuist]

I’d also like to take advantage of the guest network option built into your firmware. Currently the older Ubiquiti AP’s I have don’t work on a few newer devices such as Wi-Fi Printers, rather than upgrading those it would be nice to just replace them and have one set of AP’s that all work on the same connection.

[virtuist]

Thank you, there are several reasons why I’d prefer to use your AP built into the Router, especially considering I’m looking at getting this newer one: https://www.amazon.com/pcWRT-802-11AC-Parental-SafeSearch-Management/dp/B0739MW8KJ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1513347782&sr=8-1&keywords=pcwrt.

1) It will save me from having to buy more access points
2) The biggest reason is I have several devices that are both wired and wireless, rather than disabling one or the other I would really like to see how each device is connecting.

So I’ll rephrase my original question: Do you have compatible access points that work with the new pcWRT router in the link I mentioned above that would work as access points only with this new router as the primary?

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