From: invalid@invalid.com   
      
   On Wed, 31 May 2017 19:35:47 -0700, Jeff Liebermann    
   wrote:   
      
   >   
   >Yep, that's exactly what I'm thinking.  My guess(tm) is that you could   
   >do as well with just the Asus RT-AC66U wireless router.  Either way,   
   >the last thing you want is having TWO routers in the system.  You'll   
   >need to choose which router you want to have active and enabled.  I   
   >could go on with a long rant on how to do this, but I suspect the   
   >decision has already been made.  Remove the Ubiquiti AP and   
   >unspecified model router, and leave the Asus RT-AC66U to do all the   
   >work.  If anything requires speed (such as a media player or wireless   
   >video streaming) use 5GHz as it's much faster.  (Note that 802.11AC is   
   >all done on 5GHz).   
      
   I may have misled you a bit, the old router has been out of service,   
   not a factor in any of this.   
   I've now removed the Ubiquiti AP from service and am using only the   
   ASUS router, set up for Channel 6 on 2.4 GHz. All seems well so far.   
      
   Checking signal strength with an Ap on my cell phone, gives me a -80   
   dB in 2.4 GHz vs -90 dB on 5 GHz (in the kitchen, with the router in   
   the far end of the house).   
      
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