@ram.sh 

Yes, this setup will work just fine, as long as networking switch is compatible. You can read more about it here: General questions about Ethernet Backhaul feature on your Deco

@Alexandre. 

Many thanks for your reply!

I'll try it today and keep you posted.

Best,

RS

@ram.sh 

If you haven't started yet, I have recommendation on deployment. By default, Deco mesh is configured in Router mode. For your setup to work, it must be in Access Point mode.

After you configured your first Deco, which will be your Main Deco, use Deco app on smartphone to change Deco Operating Mode to Access Point. After that, continue adding Deco M9 units to your mesh.

Hello all, I tried to set my network as described above but I probably missing something, for testing purposes I set my main deco connected to my router and called that deco "Router", I connected another deco to the network named "Office", this one is connected to the wall however it gets its internet connection from the air as you can see in the screenshot:

In the How do I know if Ethernet Backhaul takes effect? it shows an Ethernet connection:




while in my case it shows WiFi connection, what is it I'm missing here?

Thanks again!

Ram

@ram.sh 

Would you please redraw your original picture with Main Deco (one that you named Router) and Office Deco, and repost it, for better understanding. I'd like to see where Main Deco and Office Deco are in this picture. Especially, in regard to ISP Router and to networking switch.

Also, is this part of picture correct:

The way it is drawn appears as if these Ethernet cables above the switch are not connected to the switch. They actually are, aren't they?

Finally, what is brand and model name of the switch on that picture?

Alexandre. wrote

@ram.sh 

 

Would you please redraw your original picture with Main Deco (one that you named Router) and Office Deco, and repost it, for better understanding. I'd like to see where Main Deco and Office Deco are in this picture. Especially, in regard to ISP Router and to networking switch.

 

Also, is this part of picture correct:

 

 

The way it is drawn appears as if these Ethernet cables above the switch are not connected to the switch. They actually are, aren't they?

 

good morning, the Ethernet cables are all connected to the switch, its my lame graphic output that wasn't accurate, this is the current setup:

"Router"'s LED is steady green while the "Office" LED is flashing blue...

Alexandre. wrote

Finally, what is brand and model name of the switch on that picture?

I'll be again there later today and will post that information and photos.

have a good one!

R

@Alexandre. Thank you for your suggestion, all is working as planned.

many thanks for your support!