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Extend the wireless signal

Q&A Forum › Category: Home Automation › Extend the wireless signal
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Javier Cornejo asked 3 years ago

Hi! I hope you are very well.
In the book “Build_a_Home_Automation_System” p. 83 You propouse use a wireless booster. 
First question: wireless booster is the same that repeter?. I buy one like this: https://articulo.mercadolibre.com.mx/MLM-1397095692-amplificador-wifi-repetidor-de-senal-con-4-antenas-_JM?quantity=1&variation_id=174340375124
I use this device in repeater mode, but the principal net name is “HANNY”, the extended net name is “HANNY_ext”.
The broker is conected to the extended net, and, three ESP32, but two ESP32 are to principal net.
How can I connect all devices in the same net?
I can’t comunicate beetwin all devices.
Thanks for your support.

Question Tags: Wireless booster
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Sara Santos Staff answered 3 years ago

Hi.
 
Yes, it is the same as a repeater.
 
What happens when you try to communicate with the ESP32 (on the principal net) to the broker? Is the connection established? Or is it not able to establish a connection?
 
Do you have more information about the connection problem?
 
Regards,
Sara
 
 

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