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I have a 2nd router set up as an Access Point (closer to my garage where I play) so that I get better signal to my Skytrak.
SHORT STORY: is Skytrak smart enough to switch away from my main router (weak signal in garage) over to my Access Point (stronger signal in garage) ???
LONGER STORY: I'm assuming my Skytrak connects to my main router when I turn it on to go play, since I am standing closer to the main router when I get my computer fired up (I can't tell anyway, since I have both routers displaying the same SSID). I would like to leave them the same SSID for the rest of my house's sake (better wifi coverage throughout my property), but if Skytrak is not smart enough to switch over, then I guess I'll just name the Access Point something different, reset my Skytrak, and reconnect it to my Access Point.
As usual, y'all smart people probably have a better idea than what I'm currently doing, so just looking for everyone's 2cents. Thanks guys.
SHORT STORY: is Skytrak smart enough to switch away from my main router (weak signal in garage) over to my Access Point (stronger signal in garage) ???
LONGER STORY: I'm assuming my Skytrak connects to my main router when I turn it on to go play, since I am standing closer to the main router when I get my computer fired up (I can't tell anyway, since I have both routers displaying the same SSID). I would like to leave them the same SSID for the rest of my house's sake (better wifi coverage throughout my property), but if Skytrak is not smart enough to switch over, then I guess I'll just name the Access Point something different, reset my Skytrak, and reconnect it to my Access Point.
As usual, y'all smart people probably have a better idea than what I'm currently doing, so just looking for everyone's 2cents. Thanks guys.