Multiple BE95's to 1 modem router.

Multiple BE95's to 1 modem router.

Multiple BE95's to 1 modem router.
Multiple BE95's to 1 modem router.
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My cable modem is setup in the middle of my house.  The modem has 4 ports.  I have 3 BE95's.  Is my LAN faster to have the BE95's hardwired directly to the modem?  Or should I have 1 BE95 connected directly to the modem, then a switch to the BE95 and the other 2 BE95's either daisy chained to the switch or the other BE95's both directly connected to the switch.

 

X=BE95.

M=Cable Model with 4 port router integrated.

All dashes represent CAT6A.

 

Option 1

                        X

                      / | \

                    /   |   \

                  /    M    \

               X               X

 

Or Option 2

 

                        X

                      / | 

                    /   |   

                  /    M     

               X--------------X

 

Or Option 3

 

                         X

                         | 

                        M     

                      /    \

                    X      X

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Re:Multiple BE95's to 1 modem router.
7 hours ago

  @The1Figman 

Hi, welcome to the community.

May I know how much of your internet bandwidth?

The LAN speed would depend on both the port speed of the Deco BE95 and the Ethernet network adapter of the wired device.

If the ISP cable modem router is a gigabit device,

The LAN connection speed of "X--X" would be much better than "M-X".

 

Do you plan to set Deco into "Access Point" mode?

-The Option 3 only works when Deco is in AP mode

 

Options 1 and 2 are both acceptable. If you plan to connect a network switch behind the main Deco BE95, you can test "Option 1" first.

Thank you very much.

Best regards.

 

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