Just wondering if anyone has any ideas on how I can approach  
this requirement:

I want to feed the available internet from room B to room A,  
wirelessly.

Currently, room A is DSL/router connected to an unmanaged  
switch that serves my wired devices fine. Wireless is also  
sufficient. But.. the DSL is scheduled to be decomissioned.

Meanwhile, I have fibre internet installed in room B.  There  
really wasn't a proper way to wire fibre to room A. So, I am  
left with a wireless solution to send the internet to room A.

The fibre is terminated with a Deco x50, provided by the ISP.

Sure.. I can probably expense for another Deco x50, but that  
would be added cost of atleast $150 that I hoped I could avoid  
if I could set up a wireless bridge with existing routers.

The Deco x50 is pretty much dumbed down and can't really be  
configured beyond setting its own primary IP address and the  
start-range for DHCP.

I have a sr516ac that I hoped I could connect next to the Deco  
x50 in room B and send the internet via wireless bridge method  
to room A.

How should the sr516ac be properly connected? Should it use its  
WAN port to the Deco x50, or the LAN port?  And what should the  
IP address be set up as?

The Deco x50 is currently 192.168.68.1 ..and begins serving  
clients at 192.168.68.51 and up.

Room A is currently served with a DSL modem, an sr360n,  
configured as 192.168.1.1.  I have several devices that have  
static IP addresses as 192.168.1.2, .8 .11 and .44

The sr360n can "see" the sr516ac during the wireless bridge  
rescan.  It seems that I all I would have to do is allow the  
sr360n to associate as a bridge to the sr516ac.  But I am still  
not sure with the IP addresses need to be and which physical  
ports I need to connect the sr516ac to the Deco.

Can anyone help?
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