Mesh Wifi - question

Started by smilodon, July 13, 2021, 05:06:08 PM

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smilodon

Aha, I thought whatever Mesh router I went for had to replace the Fritzbox completely and connect directly to the Openreach modem. Good to know and could solve a few problems.
smilodon
Whatever's gone wrong it's not my fault.

A Twig

Officially according to Linksys documentation you can only plug one node directly into the router to act as the "wireless router" but (again using bridge mode) I had two nodes plugged into the router via Cat6 and it all seemed to work fine?

I then read the documentation, realised I shouldn't have done it, and changed it to the layout you see above :)

Yeah no problemo, I spent far too long planning mine, so happy to try and save someone from the home wifi wormhole I ended up in
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smilodon

Never updated this one and again thanks for the advice. Ended up going with the simple option and installed a load of Google Wi-fi
units, both the current Nest Wi-fi units and older Google wi-fi ones to get the LAN ports. Add a couple of managed switches and it's
all good. Plus  I can now ask Google Assistant to tell me an awful joke in every room in my house.
smilodon
Whatever's gone wrong it's not my fault.