Do I need an Ethernet port for each router? I only have 1 in my home in the office. Or does each have a power plug and I just plug it in anywhere and each router acts as an extender? null

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gpitts · Accepted Answer

This system uses a dedicated 5 gigabit per second wireless link between the base unit and the remote units (different than the 5G WiFi band). So no Ethernet cable is required between your base unit and the remote units.

Answered by gpitts 5 years ago

Mikeed704 · Answer

You do not need an ethernet plug for each router. You just need one ethernet to plug into the main router. The other two routers will plug into the electrical outlets and function as wifi extenders.

“Do I need an Ethernet port for each router? I only have 1 in my home in the office. Or does each have a power plug and I just plug it in anywhere and each router acts as an extender?”

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