Yes, it uses a single Ethernet cable for both input and output.
Yes, it uses a single Ethernet cable for both input and output.
The TP Link deco features two Ethernet ports. One is connected to the wall for Wi-Fi, and the other serves as an output for devices like computers or switches. This setup allows you to use both Wi-Fi and cable connections simultaneously.
I possess these connections; the Ethernet is meant for backhaul, so a cable failure wouldn't cause downtime or complications, along with additional secondary routes. You can connect devices to these ports too. I move from my router into one and then into a switch. There are also some items already connected in other areas.
Yes. One is modem WAN input, and one will be LAN… I assume. Also just or note, I have had great luck with Nest Wifi (formerly google Wifi). Have it deployed at multiple family members houses and it works great.
I don’t have a direct link to share, but you can easily find Amazon by searching "Amazon" in your preferred search engine. It should load the same page you saw before.
Google Nest WiFi Router – 4x4 AC2200 Mesh Router covering 2200 sq ft (Updated) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0842VS9MM/ref...J7K3ZRF6TZ