The safe thing is to use in outdoor CPE to take the original signal and download with a LAN cable and connect a router to distribute. Afterwards, to work and / or deny, anything can be done. -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------- The CPE is placed in the outer place where the signal is currently being taken, it is configured to be Station of the AP that currently gives the Internet, this is connected by UTP cable that carries power and data (POE). These data are connected to the mouth of a conventional router in the place where you want to distribute the Internet and it is configured as if it were an Internet provider. Depending on what you want to do and how the system should be configured. Everything can be integrated into the same sub-network that the Internet provides (Point 1 + Remote point sharing network resources such as printers, etc.) or that is separate. The configuration will be specific for the brand and device that is installed because each manufacturer has menus and items with different nomenclatures that do similar things. I personally do not like TP-Link products or use them, but there is nothing written about tastes. In my case as it is a more professional use I use Ubiquiti or Mikrotik that are infinitely more stable.