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So even a WiFi mesh network requires cat6 cables to each access point?
If you don't use a cable between mesh nodes then you use half the finite radio spectrum for backhaul. If you can get a cable installed then you have more spectrum available for your clients.
In theory there is more than enough spectrum available but unless you live in a castle in Scotland surrounded by forest you will be sharing with your neighbours so move as much as you can onto cables that you control.
jellybaby
Thanks for this!
So networks is fibre cable to modem -> router = WiFi(nothing wired)
So even a WiFi mesh network requires cat6 cables to each access point?
What's a good wireless access point that won't break the bank?