Try to lower down your 5210‘s transimiting power under wireless menu. Don't let 5210's front panel face to your satellite receiver, as it's using internal directional antenna, the back side's signal...

So you are using WISP client router mode... You can navigate to the security--->remote management menu, change the remote management IP address to 255.255.255.255 or other IP which you want to use it...

I am wondering what's your TP-link 843's model number? Is it TL-WR843N? While it's juest a wireless router, I don't see the repeater mode on it. BTW, what do you mean by access 843 remotely?Just mean...

[QUOTE=stupidbird;170534]What devices do you have? If you get one 7210N only, you can choose repeater or Bridge with AP. If you have a indoor AP, you can setup 7210N in Client mode and wired connect...

Send an email to support@tp-link.com for help ;)

10km is too long for WA5210G since it's recommended distance is only 2km. While this still depends on your real environment , you need filed test to see how many AP is needed... Besides, WA54210G has...