According to this documentation https://www.asus.com/us/support/FAQ/1035140/
AIMesh works only if they are connected to each other? (WAN port to LAN)
I have a few questions for current AIMesh users.
1) Am I only ALLOWED to use the ethernet backhaul from router node to another node? or can it go to a switch?
2) In AIMesh node mode, can you still enable Link Aggregation with the WAN + Port 4? and LAN 1 + LAN 2
My new house wiring plan will be AX89X as the main router and having 2x AX88U. I want enable link aggregation on the AX88U.
I never used AIMesh and my previous house I have just been using AP mode. I use LAN aggregation to my managed switches
But with my new place I want to try the mesh without devices dropping then reconnect.
Some of you will probably ask why you need to have a 2x 1Gbit backhaul. I have a few AX devices and my whole house is wired with fibre in each room as well as CAT7 (yes both). I am just future proofing
Anyway, if I can get this answered then I can plan AP mode or AIMesh mode.
AIMesh works only if they are connected to each other? (WAN port to LAN)
I have a few questions for current AIMesh users.
1) Am I only ALLOWED to use the ethernet backhaul from router node to another node? or can it go to a switch?
2) In AIMesh node mode, can you still enable Link Aggregation with the WAN + Port 4? and LAN 1 + LAN 2
My new house wiring plan will be AX89X as the main router and having 2x AX88U. I want enable link aggregation on the AX88U.
I never used AIMesh and my previous house I have just been using AP mode. I use LAN aggregation to my managed switches
But with my new place I want to try the mesh without devices dropping then reconnect.
Some of you will probably ask why you need to have a 2x 1Gbit backhaul. I have a few AX devices and my whole house is wired with fibre in each room as well as CAT7 (yes both). I am just future proofing
Anyway, if I can get this answered then I can plan AP mode or AIMesh mode.