Satellite node with ethernet backhaul using wifi?
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I've got a 3 node XE75 Pro setup and it's working (generally) fine.
Recently I noticed that one of my satellite nodes, which is connected using ethernet backhaul, is using wifi instead of ethernet.
I tried rebooting the network and disconnecting & reconnecting the ethernet, but it's still using wifi.
Any suggestions on what might be wrong and how I can fix it?
TIA
David
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OK, I had a thought on why this may be happening ... is it possible that the wifi between the router & node is faster than 1gbs?
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@fallingrock You have a direct Ethernet cable between the satellite Deco and the main Deco?
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yves_b wrote
@fallingrock You have a direct Ethernet cable between the satellite Deco and the main Deco?
Yes.
Main deco goes into a switch, cable goes up to family room switch, cable from switch goes into satellite deco.
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@fallingrock The connection between the main Deco and Internet does not go via any of those switches?
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Hey @fallingrock,
Could you find and let us know the model of the switch?
Have you tried (if possible in your setup) bypassing the switch and connecting the Decos directly via Ethernet?
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@Ryan the main unit is connected to a d-link dgs-1024d. That connects to a trendnet teg-s50g which connects to the satellite.
Can I connect the main & satellite units using the 2.5gbs ports and then connect the trendnet switch to a 1gbs port on the satellite?
david
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@fallingrock Yes you can.
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