Ruckus 510 in Access Point Mode?

[Anonymous]

I'm wondering if it is possible to use my existing Ruckus 510 wireless access points (came pre-installed in our new house) with my AT&T modem/router device that already puts out a Wifi signal.

Right now I have one Wifi network for the AT&T device and a separate network for the Ruckus access points.

I would like give the same name for both and allow devices in the house to simply connect (like a mesh network) automatically to the closest access point available.

Is this even possible?

[Anonymous]

If you have the Amazon home wifi network like mine, you cannot have the same network wifi name for your own ATT router and the Ruckus Wifi. The reason this is a different network and you cannot extend it using different type/brands of wifi routers. 

I have the 3 Wifi networks in my home:

wifi-home: for visitors and my family

wifi-devices : for my home devices (tvs, sonos, alexas, kevo, doorbell, garage doors,…) 

wifi-spectrum : not used.

wifi home and devices from Ruckus. And wifi-spectrum from my cable company. 

Rgs

Andre

[Anonymous]

@andre_buto It's not the Amazon home wifi. I'm not sure what that is.

I have AT&T Fiber. So you basically just turn off the router feature of your Spectrum device? How do you have 3 different networks?

I really would like to set up my Wifi in this new house like I did in my previous house. I had a TP-Link Dexo X60 that worked perfectly.

It took about a month for the builders to get the Ruckus access points working in the new house and I'm still not crazy about it so far.