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How are Eero 6+ devices as wired Access point? Or should I look into ubiquity? (alien.top)

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I have my dual modem/router in basement and dont get any signal at top floor (its a 3 storied house).

I am DIYing a network of 3 Access point in 3 levels wired with modem.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

I haven't done extensive testing, but the Eeros are OK APs when placed in bridge mode. However, that neuters most of the intended functionality and severely limits their configurations. They don't support PoE and don't support VLANs.

If you already have them, give them a try. If you are looking to buy them, I'd look at some other WiFi6 AP.