Very happy you covered handoff as its really the readon mesh costs a lot. Ehat I need to find out is if xiaomis mesh can run and lan and failover to wifi when the signal drops, some i believe will even optimize ie using 3 nodes, you run 3 cables and triangulate them, topically a bad idea, then configure the wifi in the same way and it will allways use the best path. 2 more things that couldve been there, sometimes you get a router with your ISP and its fine for that and you then upgrade past its ability (or a free upgrade we get a lot of here in SA 😂) the other thing to consider is that your ONT is only Gb and there is no option in anyway to get better, you cannot do the double up trick there. With VUMA dynamic IP, not sure what their internal limits would be but everyone else is 2.5Gb GPON, and any better ONT would likely be much more pricey as the would need to deficate a whole GPON. Likely why 2.5Gb ports on motherboards are common an not the expected 10Gb
Elo :) So yes you can use backhaul but Xiaomi does not officially support it (last I checked). But yea, our ONTs are technically sub par , but even overseas speeds higher than a gig are rare. Mobos etc will have 2.5 up to 10 because of the home network infrastructure. We as a country are very far behind the technical application of home networks. I run a 10g home network because of my NAS and constant data transmission but my nodes are ax3000 so a bottleneck will always exist if trying to utilise the bandwidth in that way (non internet) Thanks for the good comment :)
What I dont understand is the following: If i buy a mesh system for my house with 3 floors, does it create its own seperate network and then mesh with every unit I add or can it blend in with the original network as already broadcasted by my isps routers? Cause if its the first then I guess id buy 1 more mesh unit, and have the isp modem/router be only a modem cause i dont want 2 seperate wifi networks active.
Hey Mesh will always be one network, it's the whole idea behind mesh. But you can't blend into incompatible devices. Generally crossing brands never works. I use primary node from ont because ax3000 has a router in and then extend from there
Hey there, my internet provider will stop providing me internet trough vdsl cable but trough fiber network. But now they say i have to change my router/modem to one capable with fiber. They sell one for 110$ but ive found many others for the half of the price such as xiaomi ax3000t and such. Will he do the job? Does it have gigabit wan port?
Hi bud great explanation, a small request If I may getting this Xiaomi AX3000 Mesh System (2pack) tomorrow from makro would you mind helping me set it up please and thanks in advance
Thank you for your video. I would be happy if you could answer my question at the right time. Can the Xiaomi AX1500 router wirelessly connect to the Xiaomi AC1200 router? 7:33
@@WootDini It can be concluded that you have not investigated this issue to convey a definite yes or no answer to the questioner. Anyway, thank you for your help.🙏🏻
Hey sorry for delay I would not recommend it. This is very entry level. That many concurrent connections will be a recipe for disaster. You would want something like a ubiquity AP to ensure no disconnects
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thank you for the vid woot!
Thanks brother :) your support as always is amazing
Very happy you covered handoff as its really the readon mesh costs a lot. Ehat I need to find out is if xiaomis mesh can run and lan and failover to wifi when the signal drops, some i believe will even optimize ie using 3 nodes, you run 3 cables and triangulate them, topically a bad idea, then configure the wifi in the same way and it will allways use the best path. 2 more things that couldve been there, sometimes you get a router with your ISP and its fine for that and you then upgrade past its ability (or a free upgrade we get a lot of here in SA 😂) the other thing to consider is that your ONT is only Gb and there is no option in anyway to get better, you cannot do the double up trick there. With VUMA dynamic IP, not sure what their internal limits would be but everyone else is 2.5Gb GPON, and any better ONT would likely be much more pricey as the would need to deficate a whole GPON. Likely why 2.5Gb ports on motherboards are common an not the expected 10Gb
Elo :)
So yes you can use backhaul but Xiaomi does not officially support it (last I checked).
But yea, our ONTs are technically sub par , but even overseas speeds higher than a gig are rare.
Mobos etc will have 2.5 up to 10 because of the home network infrastructure. We as a country are very far behind the technical application of home networks.
I run a 10g home network because of my NAS and constant data transmission but my nodes are ax3000 so a bottleneck will always exist if trying to utilise the bandwidth in that way (non internet)
Thanks for the good comment :)
informative! thanks for the video and explanations!
Most welcome:)
What I dont understand is the following: If i buy a mesh system for my house with 3 floors, does it create its own seperate network and then mesh with every unit I add or can it blend in with the original network as already broadcasted by my isps routers? Cause if its the first then I guess id buy 1 more mesh unit, and have the isp modem/router be only a modem cause i dont want 2 seperate wifi networks active.
Hey
Mesh will always be one network, it's the whole idea behind mesh. But you can't blend into incompatible devices. Generally crossing brands never works.
I use primary node from ont because ax3000 has a router in and then extend from there
I wanna buy one of these and connect it to my already existing mesh system.. (and replace the FritzRepeater 2400).. will that work? is it a good idea?
Heya. Huawei will only mesh with itself. So you would need a device or 2 to create a mesh network
@@WootDini Huawei..?
Hey there, my internet provider will stop providing me internet trough vdsl cable but trough fiber network. But now they say i have to change my router/modem to one capable with fiber. They sell one for 110$ but ive found many others for the half of the price such as xiaomi ax3000t and such. Will he do the job? Does it have gigabit wan port?
Hey
Yea this will be fine. I use the ax3000 with a gig line with no issues :)
Hi bud great explanation, a small request If I may getting this Xiaomi AX3000 Mesh System (2pack) tomorrow from makro would you mind helping me set it up please and thanks in advance
You sorted?
Thank you for your video. I would be happy if you could answer my question at the right time. Can the Xiaomi AX1500 router wirelessly connect to the Xiaomi AC1200 router? 7:33
Router to router it depends if the router has an extend or ap function
@@WootDini It can be concluded that you have not investigated this issue to convey a definite yes or no answer to the questioner. Anyway, thank you for your help.🙏🏻
Always mesh. End of story
how many devices can connect to Xiaomi 4C. I need to connect 100 mobile phones, with very small data packets ~8KB every 10 seconds per device
Thanks..
Hey sorry for delay
I would not recommend it. This is very entry level. That many concurrent connections will be a recipe for disaster.
You would want something like a ubiquity AP to ensure no disconnects
I got xiaomi ax1500 a sponsor is it good?
WiFi 6 with a good band. Not bad. Unless you need really sensitive calibration then then it's good for everyone to just plug and go
What's your mesh setup?
Heya. Personally I run 3 ax3000 mesh nodes
Thank you 🎉
Glad I could help :)
Thanks Wootdini
Any time :)
Be smart with your Interweb, Don't mesh around with routers
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