BE67 & XE75 Sonos speaker detected as ethernet backhaul (satellites connect to each other vs. main)
Models: BE67 as main router 2.5gb lan from IP passthrough AT&T gateway
3 XE75 (NOT pro) - as satellites
3 floor house, 3k square feet - tall and skinny
all decos wireless to each other (lan not option)
BE67 main connecting to other satellite on same floor and the others connect to that XE75 (despite being much closer in distance to the BE67)
The XE75 (A) on the mains floor (2nd floor) is hardwired to the Sonos Arc via Ethernet port 3.
XE75 (B) on floor 1 is plugged into one of the 2 playbar Ethernet ports
XE75 (C) on floor 3 is plugged into the Playbases Ethernet port
so B & C connect in the map to A which
and b&C both are reporting an Ethernet backhaul (which also has slow speeds... because it's literally a Sonos speaker it's hooked to.)
A is not showing a Ethernet backhaul
So in total main to A w/ Arc Sonos LAN on 2nd floor
B (Floor 1) to A w/ Playbar LAN [shows Ethernet backhaul]
C (Floor 3) to A w/ Playbase LAN [shows Ethernet backhaul]
Hopefully folks can help me get this sorted out! my assumption was that LANs would help SONOS stability / limit drop outs - but not seeing that pay off and also concerned it's harming Mesh performance due to reading as Ethernet backhaul.
Thank you and best regards,
Michael
