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Forum Discussion
masonworld
Jan 06, 2018Apprentice
Orbi Mixed Backhaul?
Does it make sense to have some sats wired and some wireless? Is that even supported?
SMM_CO
Jun 13, 2018Aspirant
MasonWorld... Curious to hear how your mixed backhaul is working I have just purchased a three unit set "53" and will likely need a fourth to cover my home. The 4th will not be connected via ethernet for the backhaul. Please let me know what your experience has been.
Thanks
Steve
mith_it
Jun 13, 2018Luminary
Out of curiosity how big is your home and how are the 3 devices performing?
I bought the "53" as well expecting that the performance (as in distance covered) wouldn't be as good as advertised, but I have to say it DOES cover a lot of ground and I have been able to get good performance even with 1 router and 1 satellite. I'm debating reducing the wifi TX or removing 1 satellite.
I bought the "53" as well expecting that the performance (as in distance covered) wouldn't be as good as advertised, but I have to say it DOES cover a lot of ground and I have been able to get good performance even with 1 router and 1 satellite. I'm debating reducing the wifi TX or removing 1 satellite.
- SMM_COJun 14, 2018Aspirant
My house is just under 8,300sqft. Three stories with 2x3,100sqft floors and 1x2,100sqft floor. I currently just have the 3 pack (Router + 2 satelites). I am going to see how that works coverage wise. Add a 3rd satelite if I still have dead spots.
- FURRYe38Jun 14, 2018Guru - Experienced User
Let us know how it goes...
SMM_CO wrote:
My house is just under 8,300sqft. Three stories with 2x3,100sqft floors and 1x2,100sqft floor. I currently just have the 3 pack (Router + 2 satelites). I am going to see how that works coverage wise. Add a 3rd satelite if I still have dead spots.