Hey everyone,

I'm considering buying the TP-Link RE700X and had a quick question before I do.

I'd like to connect the repeater (TP-Link RE700X) to my router (Zyxel AX7501) via a 5 GHz Wi-Fi connection. Then, I want to use an Ethernet cable from the repeater to my desktop PC to ensure a stable and fast internet connection.

Is this setup possible? Specifically, can the repeater receive the internet signal over 5 GHz Wi-Fi and pass it through the Ethernet port to my PC? Or is the Ethernet port on the repeater only meant for receiving a wired signal and then rebroadcasting it wirelessly?

Thanks in advance for your help!

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Hey everyone,

I'm considering buying the TP-Link RE700X and had a quick question before I do.

I'd like to connect the repeater (TP-Link RE700X) to my router (Zyxel AX7501) via a 5 GHz Wi-Fi connection. Then, I want to use an Ethernet cable from the repeater to my desktop PC to ensure a stable and fast internet connection.

Is this setup possible? Specifically, can the repeater receive the internet signal over 5 GHz Wi-Fi and pass it through the Ethernet port to my PC? Or is the Ethernet port on the repeater only meant for receiving a wired signal and then rebroadcasting it wirelessly?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Accepted Answer

Yes, this setup is possible. The TP-Link RE700X can receive an internet signal over 5 GHz Wi-Fi and pass it through the Ethernet port to your desktop PC. The device supports Access Point mode, allowing it to convert a wired Ethernet connection into a wireless network, and it also has a Gigabit Ethernet port for connecting devices like your PC.

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