Performance improvements were well worth the switch.

Using a multi-point mesh network instead of a standard WiFi router is the best way to fill internet dead zones and make sure you get great signal in every room.

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Question: My current router is many years old and I’m moving to a larger home, so I’m trying to decide whether it’s time to upgrade to a mesh network. Answer: There are numerous considerations when it ...

Mesh networking has been around for several years now, but can it solve your home wifi woes, and is it the right networking upgrade for you? And if it is, how can you possibly pick the right system?

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Q: I’m considering providing Wi-Fi coverage over a large area that doesn’t have existing cabling. I’ve heard that mesh networks are good in these situations, but I don’t know much about them. What are ...

A mesh wireless network node must perform three functions: serve client devices, receive traffic from another mesh node (mesh ingress) and transmit traffic to another mesh node (mesh egress).