Multy M1 wired Mesh extension possible?
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I found a bargain on this product, but before going to buy I wanted to know if it is possible to connect these Mesh devices also by LAN cable so that the extension signal will be better?
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Hi @Cr4z33
Yes, you can definitely connect the Multy M1 satellite using a LAN cable, and this can indeed result in a more stable connection without affecting your speed throughput significantly. When you connect a satellite via LAN cable, it can provide a more reliable and robust connection compared to a wireless connection.
For more detailed installation guide of Multy M1 satellite, you may refer to this article:
Share yours now! https://bit.ly/4aO0BMF
Kay
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It means that unnecessarily (hidden) wifi networks are kept active. This results in possible additional interference in the EM-spectrum and also unnecessary use of power (equals costs) by the M1 router and satellites.
Although I don't really know and can't really proof, the performance of the mesh network may be negatively influenced. This could be loss of bandwidth, slower reaction times, less stable network.
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Hi @Cr4z33
Yes, you can definitely connect the Multy M1 satellite using a LAN cable, and this can indeed result in a more stable connection without affecting your speed throughput significantly. When you connect a satellite via LAN cable, it can provide a more reliable and robust connection compared to a wireless connection.
For more detailed installation guide of Multy M1 satellite, you may refer to this article:
Share yours now! https://bit.ly/4aO0BMF
Kay
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What is the downside of not being able to disable the Wi-Fi backhaul?
Sorry, but I don't get it? 🤔
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It means that unnecessarily (hidden) wifi networks are kept active. This results in possible additional interference in the EM-spectrum and also unnecessary use of power (equals costs) by the M1 router and satellites.
Although I don't really know and can't really proof, the performance of the mesh network may be negatively influenced. This could be loss of bandwidth, slower reaction times, less stable network.
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