Hey, thanks for the review. Can you help me out with 3 questions please?
Question 1) If I use a modem with router setup (which I believe means a ONT + Router setup), then do I need the router to be present for Velop to work?
So in my current setup it is like this:
Modem -> router
I want to check if it is possible to do this:
Modem -> Velop master node -> Velop child node -> Velop child node?
Question 2) I saw some users earlier in the thread doing the following:
Modem -> Asus router -> Velop master -> Velop child -> Velop child
What is the purpose of the Asus router being there? Seems like the Velop master has to be physically linked by Lan to Velop master. If so, it appears to me that the Velop Master is acting as a router also in addition to the Asus router?
Question 3) What is the rule of thumb you use for arranging your velop devices? Someone in the thread mentioned max 1 wall between them (based on drawing an invisible line between the nodes). If so, this is going to be hard to implement in my unit...
Thanks.
Just wanted to respond to my own questions above in case it helps another newbie like me in the future. Called Linksys and these are their answers.
Question 1: No need the router to be present.
Question 2: There is no difference in performance whether the router is there or not.
Question 3: Max 2 walls. After that signal drops rapidly.