Talk:Bridge Mode (fibr)/@comment-49.150.255.245-20180122114914/@comment-49.145.129.167-20190212032029

No. Bridging will NOT help you with your problem. What you need is either of the following:

- connect a LAN cable (100 meters max.) from the PLDT modem's LAN Port#1 to another router on the 2nd floor.

- if more coverage is needed and/or a LAN cable is not practical, use a MESH wifi system like a TPLINK Deco M5, or the Google Wifi Mesh. These consists of 3 units, but only the first unit will be wired. The others will be like "extenders" but will be very fast. Maybe around 85 mbps minimum. These are quad-core units and each unit uses 4 radios: 2 in the 2.4ghz and another 2 in the 5ghz frequencies. They will create a "mesh" system and you will only see 1 wifi name. Your wifi devices will be automatically "roamed" when you move around the house. They are also expandable and you can add more units if more coverage is desired. A max of 6 units is recomended, however.