Deco units Ethernet backhauled through a switch
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Deco units Ethernet backhauled through a switch
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Is it possible to link all Deco units through a switch and the Ethernet backhauling still work?
My plan would basically be to use the 1st Ethernet port on each Deco unit for connection to a switch and the 2nd for a camera or printer.
ie:
From ISP modem/router > switch1 (building1) > main Deco-unit-1
From switch1 > switch2 (building2) > Deco-unit-2 & 3 > camera or printer
Also, may sound silly, but could a range extender be connected to the LAN (via switch1 or 2) in AP mode for extending WiFi elsewhere. Would be somewhere outside for additional coverage, gotta stream my tunes while I cut the grass and chop the wood man!
Hardware Version :
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Is it possible to link all Deco units through a switch and the Ethernet backhauling still work?
My plan would basically be to use the 1st Ethernet port on each Deco unit for connection to a switch and the 2nd for a camera or printer.
ie:
From ISP modem/router > switch1 (building1) > main Deco-unit-1
From switch1 > switch2 (building2) > Deco-unit-2 & 3 > camera or printer
Also, may sound silly, but could a range extender be connected to the LAN (via switch1 or 2) in AP mode for extending WiFi elsewhere. Would be somewhere outside for additional coverage, gotta stream my tunes while I cut the grass and chop the wood man!
Re:Re:Deco units Ethernet backhauled through a switch
TOMINIOWA wrote
GIF file works, JPG file does not
Two gif files where attached ... only one belongs in the post. Please ignore the 2nd image ....zork
Did you ever get this figured out? My computers plugged into switch is not getting assigned ip addresses.