Hi,
Over the years I have cycled through from a N66U to the AC5300 which has serving well in a heavily congested block of flats. Nothing fancy running, just SmartConnect and auto QoS.
2 floor maisonette - N66U struggled with throughput due to wireless channel congestion but AC5300 has been good since. Approx 90sq m
We are changing ISP providers and the new provider will be supplying 2 x Linksys Velop AC Tri-Band Mesh WiFi System, with a “throughput of up to 2.2Gbps”.
It seems this is the product:
Link to product
Question is a simple one, though I feel the answer will not be.
Q: Can we utilise these extra nodes to serve alongside the 5300 router?
General info which may be if use.
Over the years I have cycled through from a N66U to the AC5300 which has serving well in a heavily congested block of flats. Nothing fancy running, just SmartConnect and auto QoS.
2 floor maisonette - N66U struggled with throughput due to wireless channel congestion but AC5300 has been good since. Approx 90sq m
We are changing ISP providers and the new provider will be supplying 2 x Linksys Velop AC Tri-Band Mesh WiFi System, with a “throughput of up to 2.2Gbps”.
It seems this is the product:
Link to product
Question is a simple one, though I feel the answer will not be.
Q: Can we utilise these extra nodes to serve alongside the 5300 router?
General info which may be if use.
- FTTH/FTTP - Gigabit down/up
- Modem (unknown) will be provided, assuming one outbound Ethernet port only - afaik this cannot be split into a switch??
- AC5300 router purchased few years ago.
- Linksys Velop Tri-band nodes x 2
