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Does more routers equal more device connections supported?
Does more routers equal more device connections supported?
2022-01-03 17:25:52
Model: Deco E4  
Hardware Version: V20
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The Deco E4 (AC1200) lists in its' stats support for up to 100 devices. If I add a 4th or 5th AC1200 will that increase the number of devices that connect if they're all the same mesh network? Same question for the AX1800.

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Re:Does more routers equal more device connections supported?
2022-01-04 10:01:11

@artpoetryfictio 

Hi, the 100 clients are for the whole mesh system, and adding more satellite units will not increase the maximum connected clients.

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