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Vivianite · 10-09-2022

I've recently installed an Ethernet cable to my farthest room in my home. It was where my farthest WiFi point was having the slowest speeds (I have a total of 4 points, including the main one)I have the farthest point connected to Ethernet, but it's ...

Vivianite · 10-11-2022

So an update, you were 100% correct about Ethernet and mesh pucks not mixing well. I plugged the middle puck between the main and furthest ones into an Ethernet cable I brought over, and it instantly had both of them switch over to the wired connecti...

Vivianite · 10-10-2022

I see, so if I wanted to have some of my pucks on Ethernet, they'd all have to be over Ethernet? I'll try to wire the middle puck between the main and farthest pucksI don't think it'd be the switches though, because it's capable of working, but it on...

Vivianite · 10-09-2022

This is one of the main flaws with mesh wifi. You're going to get diminishing returns with the more points you add to the network. One way to solve this, is by connectiong some of them to Ethernet through the main puck. But in general, you'll never c...

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