I am not a network tech by any stretch. Our church recently had Internet (Spectrum) installed and we are using their equipment for modem and wireless router. We are using a Gigabit switch to run some hardwired connections around the (150 year old) building for the main computer and future surveillance cameras. We have recently started streaming our Sunday Worship services to Facebook. This took a while because we are a small congregation with limited resources and many of our elderly members who stopped attending in person due to Covid do not have the Internet at home anyway, but we chipped away at it and got it done. Now moving on to step 2. Getting internet to our Fellowship Hall across the street. We plan to stream Bible studies from that building and there is also an office that needs Internet in that building. So we have purchased the EnGenious ENH500 Kit Amazon product ASIN B083JRFQ24. This system is supposed to be able to be used as a bridge from one building to another at up to 867 Mbps at 5 GHz at distances up to 5 miles. So we would be hard wired from our main building router to the sending unit and plan to go hard wired from the receiving unit to a second router in that building set up in bridge mode so access would be to the router in the first building. There is a lot of information and videos out there about setting these up, but not much on what can be plugged in on the other end. Keep reading the word client. So that makes me think a computer or such. Shouldn't I just be able to go hard wired out of the receiving unit into another wireless bridge? I'm sure this is more complicated than I think, like I said, I am not a network tech and don't understand all of the techno lingo.
