@Danicor, I see. In this case the CPE210 at the rental coulindeed pick up the signal at the business place, yes. Then a second CPE at the rental wired to the first could send it to the home, yes. As...

@ASCII, IMO the wireless details FritzBOXes show are mostly just eye-candy to impress their owners. For example, if the AP or a client supports 802.11n, it must support WMM and WPA2, which are...

@Danicor, I don't recommend repeater mode for CPEs. First, a repeater cuts wireless throughput by 50% and second, it can cause a very nasty problem known as the »Hidden Node Problem«. But most...

@KC03, you need routing, not VLANs. You can create a routed port on the switch and set its IP to 192.168.92.1. Then you connect the device with IP 192.168.92.246 to this port. You then create a...

@Danicor, you could use another pair of CPEs between the rental and your house. CPEs have an antenna beam width of 65º, thus concentrating RF energy in one direction only. So on your rental you would...

Hi @HumanityFirst, you define a trunk port by assigning a port membership in two or more VLANs and set it to »tagged«. That's all. Access ports are always »untagged« ports, which are member of...