Cascading 3 Routers?

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Sachin_32

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Hello guys, I wanted to know if TP Link WR841N could handle cascade 2 more routers (3 routers in total) using LAN to LAN to extend a 2Mbps connection? Fiber optic connection is really expensive here so I wanted to share it with two other neighbors. Will it work fine or will I experience some issues? I will mostly be using it for Whatsapp, Sending Email and YouTube
Note: One neighbor lives approx 5 meters across me and another one lives 2 storey/floors below me, approx 10 meters
 
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Sure, you should be able to connect 2 subnets as proposed. The distances mentioned won't be a problem. The only real issue is that your connection speed is quite low and adding additional subnets/devices will only slow it down more when multiple users are accessing the Internet at the same time.
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Sure, you should be able to connect 2 subnets as proposed. The distances mentioned won't be a problem. The only real issue is that your connection speed is quite low and adding additional subnets/devices will only slow it down more when multiple users are accessing the Internet at the same time.
 
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How will he be adding subnets if he connects LAN to LAN as stated??

 
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