The Hue bridges are 100Mbps so they will not notice the shared bandwidth; latency increase is minimal for this use. The Apple TV HD is also 100Mbps; the 4K version is GbE but it can probably share the bandwidth with a couple more Apple TVs.Since some have asked, this is now up and running and delivering solid performance.
I think I will need another AP but that’s easily solved.
For some reason I can’t understand, I got an 8 port switch (despite clearly knowing as above that I needed at least 10!).
can anyone tell me if I would degrade performance by getting a second 8 port switch and daisy chaining them as opposed to getting a single 16 port switch. Strong argument against 16 port switch is it won’t fit in my 10in data cabinet
I guess that, as long as APs are connected to the "first" switch then the latency caused to VOIP applications will be minimised (assuming they will connect via Wifi)?A little added latency, possible congestion on the link between the two.
Latency might create some issue with voip applications but there are others here that know that can comment on that side better.
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