FatalethaL
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thanks xonix and grift for your thoughts, it has helped me very much to reorganise my thinking processes.
Has anyone bought MR8300 to add into your Velop network?
Been using the dual band for a while now but want to change my configuration due to a new pc purchase.
So this is my current setup:
{TP} --> {ONT} --D1--> {V1} --> {Switch} --> TV, Hue, Others
{V2} and {V3} connected wirelessly to {V1} as slaves to master V1 node
Only {TP} and {ONT} are in DB Box
Got a few things I'm not quite sure about as I'm super new to home networking (always just plug and play haha) and will really appreciate all the experts help.
1. If I want to use ethernet backhaul for my nodes, using the rooms' data points like D3 and D4, does that mean I need to put a router inside the DB box then link it to my master node? Will the internet still come from Velop or will Velop act as bridge by that point?
2. To plug in my PC through wired connection to V3 node, can I just plug in an ethernet cable to my slave node directly?
Thanks in advance for the help!
ONT- V1- switch - all data points
D3 - V2
D4 - V3
This means I have the put the Velop inside the cabinet with DB box?
Is there another way? My V1 is connected to TV and other devices that’s why it’s placed outside and connected to D1.
ONT - ROUTER - switch - all data points
D1 - V1 ( AP mode )
D3 - V2 ( AP mode )
D4 - V3 ( AP mode )
hi guys,
needed some Advice. currently i'm using Asus 1200g+ which is a lousy router from M1. thinking to switch to mesh Ap.
but currently i have a desktop in my room and i'm using Power Plug to provide internet to my desktop.
currently using 3 port output on my AP. 1st is to my TV box, 2nd is to CCTV, 3rd is to my home plug.
i check that the velop only have 2 Ethernet port, which i assume 1 is to be connected to modem and the other is the spare port?
if i were to change to velop meaning i need to get a additional switch to support more than 1ethernet output?
All my rooms are already having ethernet cables linking back to my switch. Can the setup be as follows :
Modem --> Router (No Wifi) --> Switch --> Linksys Velops
Can the setup be done in this manner?
Wanna ask about why my child node at masterbed room keep connecting to my main node which is furthest away from it at the living room.
I have another child node in the middle room. Then end up my MBR child node keep showing yellow colour LED which means signal strength not good.
Any advice on this? Thanks
If you are connecting the nodes via wifi, u need line of sight for it to work better. If not; if u have lan ports, the nodes can be connected up via lan to offer wired backhaul.
ONT - ROUTER - switch - all data points
D1 - V1 ( AP mode )
D3 - V2 ( AP mode )
D4 - V3 ( AP mode )