Hello,

I try to design the wifi mesh network. There are two buildings. Building "A" (house) with thick walls and Building "B" (guest house). The distance between buildings is about 60m. I'd like to make one mesh network for both buildings. My idea is to use Deco PX50 system to eliminate the effect of thick walls within one building. That means, one group (let's call devices A1, A2, A3) for building A, and the second group (B1, B2, B3) for building B.

Now, I want to connect both groups together in one mesh network. WiFi connection between groups will be too bad, connection over power line also too bad. But I can lay an ethernet cable between two buildings. So, I need to know if it is possible to route mesh traffic over this ethernet cable.

The reason why I want one network is the following: I think there will be a weak WiFi connection from one building to another. Without one united mesh network, the phone can stuck in the network with a weak signal.

And some additional questions to this project:

Can I connect more than 3 Deco devices into the same mesh network? Let's say 10.

Can I make a mesh network as a chain from Deco devices (if there is no connection over the power line)?

Can I make a guest network within a given mesh network?

Can I limit traffic for the guest network? If not, then can I set a higher QoS priority for the main network in relation to guest network (for the whole network, not for individual devices)?

In the description I found, it is stated that the system of 3 DECO devices can handle up to 150 clients (with a star). Does that mean 50 clients per device? If I need to service more devices at one location, shall I just add one more deco device in the near?