Method and device to coordinate access points for aggregating backhaul link in a telecommunications network

A method for coordinating access points for aggregating backhaul link in a telecommunications network, comprising: a) monitoring, by an access point (AP) in a telecommunications network, traffic information data network from at least one user computing device connected thereto; b) detecting, by said access point (AP), at least one access point adjacent to said telecommunication network available for aggregation backhaul, wherein the method comprises: - performing said steps a) and b) by a plurality of access points, forming said plurality of access points group; - obtaining, by all access points in that group in a profile been using at least said information data traffic monitored in step a) network and using the information regarding these points detected adjacent access Found step b), including profile state a state of said at least one user computing device connected, an estimate on requirements data traffic network, an occupancy rate channel and noise, and a signal strength the at least one access point adjacent detected; - informing, by all access points in said group, an identifier itself to a remote server (10); - obtaining, by said server (10) remote, a record including the corresponding public IP addresses to the IDs of each access point in the group and further transmit the obtained each access point in the group; - creating, by all access points in the group, a list of access points available for aggregation backhaul considering such points detected adjacent access and record transferred; - selecting, using one of said access points acting as a group leader, a subset of access points, within the group, for aggregating backhaul using traffic information data network and / or intensity signal all access points, wherein said subset of access points is called a sub-group of access points, and establish control channels between each pair of access points available belonging to the same sub -group hotspots.