Within WebFig I looked at the interfaces screen on hAP ac lite and saw that an LTE1 interface had been added automatically.Д¤. I connected the M7350 via the USB cable to the USB port on hAP ac lite.ДЈ. I ensured that the M7350 was switched on and connected to the Mobile network provider.Дў. With the help from Uldis at Mikrotik's support I have managed to get the TP-Link M7350 working with the hAP ac Lite. Set authentication-types=wpa2-psk eap-methods='' group-key-update=20m mode=dynamic-keys wpa2-pre-shared-key=PASSWORD1ДЄdd default-route-distance=0 dhcp-options=hostname,clientid disabled=no interface=wlan1 Set band=2ghz-b/g/n disabled=no frequency=auto mode=station-bridge wps-mode=disabled ssid=MYSSIDДЄdd interface=wlan1 security-profile=default ssid=MYSSID # Put all ports (via master) and the Wifi adapter in the same bridge # Optional, configure all ports as a switch I'm sure once that works then the second Hap AC Lite will automatically continue working as an extender.ДЄll guidance gratefully received with thanks

I think I just need to connect the one Hap AC Lite which I use as the WiFi router to the M7350. Please would someone guide me on how I can use the M7350 as the broadband modem and then use the Hap AC Lite as the WiFi router. This seems to suggest that it can be done but it doesn't give any information on HOW!! However it's WiFi range is somewhat limited and I was wondering whether I could somehow connect the M7350 to my Mikrotiks so that I got better coverage round the house. The TP-Link is working fine with all my devices. Recently my Broadband went down (and may stay down for quite a few days) so to 'try' things out I bought a TP-Link M7350 and am using a Three (mobile company) 4G chip to connect to the internet. This setup has been working well for me for over a year. One as a WiFi router and the other as an 'extender'. I've been using 2 x Mikrotik Hap AC Lites with my Broadband connected to a BT OpenReach modem.

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