That looks valid to me. I would however test with a single router centrally located in the home to see if a second router is required. I find that the usual good 802.11ac (24. and 5GHz) router covers two thousand square foot stick and drywall two story homes very nicely.
Good day.
I am wanting to setup a new network at home. I have attached a picture of what I am thinking. The internet connection is far from our house because we are in a valley. So I am wanting to use a CPE to send the signal to a switch. Then use two separate routers in the two homes so that both homes have decent signal. I want home 2 to be able to access the Window 10 server in house 1 as well.
Network Image file.
Question:
A. Is this the best way to connect this all up? Should the Windows 10 Server be directly in the switch or is it accessible this way. Means one less Ethernet cable to run like this setup.
B. How do I set this up? What are the IP addresses I need to assign to each router so that they both can access the server?
C.Do I need a managed switch to get this to work?
D. Is there a better setup?

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